it was a nice healthy 8 point buck,i have seen moose with so many no way u could count,many hundredslol.dont know how i'd handle eating that deer or the ticks crawling on me.i wasnt a great sternman either.early morning hangovers and maggot covered bait=
yeah,the guy we bought our land from said a moose got hit by a car close by.they dragged it in the woods and said it was absoultely covered.
I got a bottle of neem oil concentrate I could send ya if you need it. Hate to see ya lose everything over not being able to get some fungicide
I actually know a lot about lyme disease from my educational background. In short, the bacteria that causes lyme disease grow in the gut of animals. A tick has four primary life stages (egg, larvae, nymph, adult), each stage is generally marked by them feeding. So the cycle starts with a small rodent such as squirrels and mice and the ticks feed on them at this stage as nymph an picks up the bacteria at this point, it's a nymph and s small as a d on a dime.
I have neem oil but I thought it was just for insects and not mold.
i was hoping someone would chime in and explain lymes and how it becomes to be what it is.nice info
most folks think lyme comes from deer,they don't get lyme they r just a host for the tick that carries it
oil trick bad way to go,they puke there guts inside u as they back out, no joke if ya getting them buryed in ya not checking good enough,
oh wtf,really? jesus,scary stuff.the oil methods out then.i check daily.4-5 hours tops from being outdoors.looks like i'll have to be more vigilante about checking
ya it takes them 18-24 hrs of diging to reach bloodstream,thats the window ,once they feeding never use oil or match.been picking ticks off me since late 70snever had one feeding.the last 6 months I have been to the docs twice for antibioctics two of the smallest ticks I have ever seen don't even feel them crawling.dont even see the wood-dog ticks any more all deer ticks something is changing
Wow. Looking good. Sweet peas have to be planted in late February or early March here. The heat gets them before they produce fruit if planted any later.
Do not do this. Use a tick key or tweezers. It gets them out without any throwup.
A couple three months ago I picked up a tiny tick while hiking. I didn't know he was there until I got up in the night to pee. I was scratching my groin area and felt him. No tweezers or tick key. I was days away from anywhere and I panicked. I squished him trying to pull him out. I had a red mark that lasted a few weeks. Now I have tick keys and tweezers in all my packs.
those planted april 28 ,most yrs the 15th is the day little late.no shell peas up here same with the beans all bush
I grow Pink-eyed Purple Hulls [cow peas]. Always have a patch going. When I was truck farming I planted every 28 days all summer long. Now I don't mind a little break. My current patch is playing out, and the new patch is only 3-4 inches tall. Maybe I'll have a couple three weeks off from pea shelling.
wish I had the space,i got 10 lbs shelled frozen now maybe 5 more.next week tear them out plant beans
I garden about two acres. I try not to have all of it come off at the same time. Too much of everything, then it's all gone.
its when the tick gets engorged that lime disease poses a threat. It essentially vomits infected blood back into you. Its why you get them off asap. Get them off 24 hrs of being attached you shouldn't have to worry
