want to do some hiking, need a good tick repellent, especially for deer ticks.
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The really good stuf is permethrin arthropod repellent if you can find it. You spray it on your clothes and it has to dry before you wear them - very potent. Another trick that works well - ticks cant stand carbon monoxide - if we were in a really bad place for ticks and had nothing else we would take a hose and put over the exhaust pipe of your vehicle and put it on the legs of your pants,socks and shoes. If you do find the spray mentioned above be careful with it and use it like the instructions say. Have fun.
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Parkinsons disease ..... or if you have been in the woods and bitten by a tick  then lyme disease ........ get to the doctor man
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Spider Control Web Sites:\n\nhttp://www.montana.edu/wwwpb/pubs/mt9210.html\nhttp://www.focusedxterm.com/pest-control-tips.html\nhttp://www.arachnology.be/pages/Pestcontrol.html\nhttp://www.planetnatural.com/site/xdpy/kb/spider-control.html\nhttp://ces.ca.uky.edu/lyon/anr/Brown%20Recluse%20Spider%20Control.htm\nhttp://www.camelspiders.net/spider-control.htm\nhttp://www.uky.edu/Ag/Entomology/entfacts/struct/ef623.htm\n\nA good place to start is by identifying the type of spider that is biting you. Then try to locate specific information on the habits of that spider (like where it nests, preferred environment, et cetera). Then follow management tips from pest control experts. Best thing to do is call a reputable pest control company in your area.\n\nGood luck.
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Forget your idiot of a doctor. Something is definitely wrong here. If it isn't Lyme disease you might have an infection. Maybe you did not get the head out. Get to the E.R. right now. Do not play with your health. I'm serious. Stop waiting to see what everyone on yahoo has to say and get to the hospital. I am really worried that something is wrong here and you need medical attention.\n\nI found some info online:\n\nTicks\nThe very worst out there, in my opinion, is the tick. The very thought of having one of these parasites feeding on you is enough to make your skin crawl. It's not so much that they are known vectors of Lyme disease and that they feed by plunging their beaklike mouthpart deep inside you and then secrete a cement-like saliva which literally glues them in place. It's the fact that they prefer dark and moist places on your body to attach themselves to; places like armpits, bellybutton holes, and, you guessed it, your crotch. These are all places I'd rather not have something nibbling at.\nPerforming regular tick checks are crucial in heavily tick infested areas. It's best to use the buddy system for this. Of course, this can get embarrassing at times. I'll never forget when my wife and I, while traveling through the Boundary Waters Canoe Area, began our nightly routine of stripping down and checking each other's private parts for embedded ticks, when a group of Boy Scouts paddled by. I tried to explain to them what we were doing, which, according to my wife, made the scenario even worse.\nIf you do find a tick lodged into your skin, make sure not to panic and start yanking away at it. You're just liable to pull the thing in half, leaving its head inside you and increase the chances of infection. The best way is to first spray it with a good amount of bug repellent. This will definitely force it to relax its grip, since the tick actually breaths out of its butt while its head is lodged into your skin. Don't burn it with a cigarette or match like some older guide books recommend. This will just make the tick hold on tighter and become more difficult to get out. After allowing some time for the repellent to take effect, place a pair of tweezers (tick pliers can also be purchased at most outdoor stores), and, without squeezing the tick, reach inside, beneath the body, and gently pull it out. Then disinfect the area with antiseptic or soap and water. \n\nSymptoms of Lyme disease: \n\nA circular red rash forming around the bitten area \nFlu-like symptoms \nPainful joints \nInsomnia \nLocal paralysis \nSkin sensations \nHearing loss\n\nMore info from another site:\n\nLD symptoms can imitate other diseases and can be misdiagnosed.\n\nEARLY LOCALIZED DISEASE\n\nSigns and symptoms of Early Local Lyme Disease often starts with flu-like feelings of headache, stiff neck, fever, muscle aches, and fatigue. About 60% of light-skinned patients notice a unique enlarging rash, referred to as erythema migrans (EM), days to weeks after the bite. On dark-skinned people, this rash resembles a bruise.\n\nThe rash may appear within a day of the bite or as late as a month later. This rash may start as a small, reddish bump about one-half inch in diameter. It may be slightly raised or flat. It soon expands outward, often leaving a clearing (normal flesh color) in the center. It can enlarge to the size of a thumb-print or cover a persons back.\n\nTo be considered local disease the rash must be at the tick bite site with no other major organ system involvement. A rash occurring at other than the bite site in an indication of Disseminated Lyme Disease.\n\nDon't confuse a local reaction to a tick bite, with signs of infection. A small inflamed skin bump or discoloration that develops within hours of a bite and over the next day or two is not likely to be due to infection - but rather a local reaction to the disruption of the skin.\n\nDISSEMINATED LYME DISEASE\n\nSome people do not notice these early
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DEER CHILI IS AWESOME. MAYBE YOU SHOULD TRY BALD EAGLE SOMETIME IT KINDA TASTES LIKE SANDHILL CRANE.
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There are too many to count.  Get yourself a guidebook.  A search on Amazon for "white mountains hiking" will yield many options.  Pick the one that most closely matches your interests.
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http://www.lymedisease.com\njust depends on what kind of tick that was on you embedded in your skin i am sure if he was hanging around on you he had time to get him a drink of blood check out the webs site i listed above it will help you learn the precautions and signs of Lyme disease
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Use Mitchum deodorant. It could stop Niagara Falls.
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wow there is so many. Lets start with trout: Small spinners are obvious, salmon eggs are great, i have also ( believe it or not ) had excellent success with cut bait. you can also buy the artificials at local bait shops or even walmart.\nCats: Great success with chicken liver. Night crawlers, if you can find crawfish tails they also work well, you can try the stink bait if you want . I havent had good success and i cant stand the smell. Good luck, hope thi helps in he future.
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Sadly, deer have an excellent sense of smell. Anything in the air that is different will warn them. Sadly, simple things such as deodorant, laundry detergent and toothpaste can be enough to spook a deer. I know of many old time hunters who were successful deer hunters that did everything to avoid man-made scent. This would include brushing their teeth with baking soda, not using deodorant and burying their hunting clothes under a manure pile. I never saw them take a thermos of coffee or food into the field. They would leave their food and coffee in their truck and go back to eat when they were hungry or felt the deer were not going to be in their area.\n\nWhat your dad would really appreciate after a long day in the field is a nice hot kettle of stew. It's nice and hot and tasty.
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NyQuil works for me every time.\n\nTylenol PM I hear is good too
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Spider do not senses like insects, so insect repellent is no good. You just have to see and avoid. What you can do is to carry a stick in front of you so that you get rid of any potential webs that may be across your path. And spider along the way. This is good against spider on web on trees. Ground spider will be harder to see and avoid. Wear boots or high cut shoes.\nBut you should relax, they are more scared of you than you of them! You are so much larger in size! Anyway most spiders are harmless to humans except for a couple, so don't get too worried about them.
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There is really no "best" deer cartridge. It all depends on what works for you. Some people say that a .243 is not a good choice, but so far I've killed seven deer with it in the past few seasons. What really matters is your shot placement. You could have a really big calibre gun, and shoot a deer in the stomache, but that doesn't mean you'll get the deer. One well placed shot that kills, is all you need.
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http://gorp.away.com/gorp/gear/packlst_bp.htm\n\nhttp://gorp.away.com/gorp/resource/us_trail/appalach.htm\n\nthese should tell you every thing you wanted to know and more (lol) have a great hike
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cocoa butter stick is the best thing ive found.....pregnant woman use it....my fiance used it during her and they completely vanished....remember it takes a little time
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go to lowes or home depot or some place like that and get spider glue or bait traps... or call an exterminator and ask them what your options are, they usually will be helpful FOR FREE!.
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Wear long sleeves and pants, not shorts. Wear a hat. When you get there tuck you pants into you socks. When it is time to go have a buddy look you over to make sure there are no ticks on your clothing or in your hair. Do the same for your friend. It's not fool proof, but it can help.