My fiance is a bow hunter and refuses to wear Mosquitoes repellent because the deer will not come.?
966167
buy a bug suit about 40 dollars and they work well theres one out that our troops use.\n and theres some stuff thats called no more stinking bugs
31320
Think of something he enjoys to do with his fiance, but they did not register for. If they like camping get them new camping gear; If they like wine get them wine with personalized label etc Hope this helps!
183003
I am so so sorry for you loss.\nSeriously, there is nothing you can do legally.  Why the hell are they letting that baby killer out of jail?\nDoes he hunt?  Maybe you could take up hunting too and he could have an unfortunate accident.
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The next time you barbeque, do not wear blue colored clothes, it attracts mosquitoes. Also use a fan to blow away your breath. The carbon dioxide also attracts the pests. Applying a mosquito repellent is advised. DEET is very good and some stores sell solutions that well over 85% DEET, as the main ingredient.\n    In areas that have extremely high levels of mosquitoes, like Alaska, and Northern Canada, covering up and using sealable cuff pants and shirts is helpful. you may have to wear a hat with mosquito netting attached to it,  too. \nTreat the bite area with a cream containg xylocaine hydrochloride. ( a topical anesthetic, which deadens the pain and itch).\nThe bite area can be treated with hot water which may break down some of the many proteins that the mosquito introduces into a bite that causes allergic responses. Alcohol may also degrade some of those bug proteins.\n    Take an antihistamine such as benadryl (diphenhydramine), for multiple bites or if you are having sleeping problems. But watch out for drowsiness as a side effect.\n    Good luck.
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There was a time where the situation you just wrote about could have been my fiancee writing. I've been diabetic for about 10 years now, and am only starting to take care of it now.\n   I had a lot of difficulty accepting my diabetes, didn't want to conform to the restrictions it imposed on me, didn't want to take piles of medications every day, and thought that I was tough and could just ignore it.\n    You were right to threaten him with leaving. You will have a life of sacrifice tending to his medical needs because he has refused to take care of himself. Your man can look forward to deteriorating health as complications from the diabetes multiply. If he isn't aware of the terrible things that happen to untreated diabetic patients remind him that he is risking limb amputation, blindness, kidney failure, heart disease, and other nasty side effects. \n    I hope for the both of you that he comes to his senses before it's too late. My doctor recently told me that my kidneys will begin failing in 2 years if I don't change things. I have decided to fight my diabetes, and even though that means medications and four injections a day, I am going to try to reverse the negative impact diabetes is having on me.\n     Stick to your guns and leave him if he doesn't want to take care of himself. You'll avoid a lot of suffering in the long run.
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yes I have, but I was deer hunting.  I had an 8-point out in front of me and some s.o.b pulls up in the field , chases off the deer, just as I am about to shoot.  Man, he pissed me off.  Then he tries to tell me how hunting is wrong, and on top of that, it was private land!
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Yes. As a matter of fact, I will. And I do. What really gets my bug is when hunters come up from the cities and they throw their empty plastic bottles and aluminum cans away in the woods. No respect whatsoever. Who's gonna pick it up, the deer? After the season is over and they all go back with their bad selves and their inflated stories I go around and pick up garbage. And the apple piles I find, get my bug too. Hunters? Not even. They feed them so they can pick the big one. We have up to 29 deer coming to our yard feeder, but we call them our extended family. If everyone would take a one day to pick up garbage this world would be a more beautiful place. And my many thanks to the people that do. ARE you a hippie? (smile)
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They don't seem to like the smell of lavendar. And they can be detered by chemicals like "off" and others. Take a shower using lavendar soap. Use lavendar spray and wash clothes in lavendar rinse. Plant lavendar plants in the yard. I do it all because mosquitos think that I am a gormet meal!!!
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We had a problem with copperheads also and mothballs around the area work great!  Also chickens will kill them and cats.  If you get bit you just need to go to your doctor or emergancy.  Make sure you wear boots when walking about out there!
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As I understand this story, your boyfriend was evading a pit bull and when escaping he caused some damage. As a result, he has some sort of court order or warrant out for him that prevents him from visiting your place.\n\nI think there is a lot you are not telling us. Saving yourself from a dangerous animal is not enough to get an injunction or court order.
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only things proven to work are solutions with a high concentration of the chemical DEET in them. Go stand where there are a bunch of dragonflies they eat them.
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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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well,,,, mosquito repellant for one.. citranella works well too.
765185
ask him if hes ever seen a fawn or doe get taken down by a pack of wolves or coyotes yes its natural but it still ain't pretty they get eaten alive. ask him if any one in his family has ever hit a deer with a car that can be costly and deadly not just for the deer either tell him you disagree and if he doesn't respect that then hes not a real Friend
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I think you could do that without a problem.  I don't think there's anything wrong with it.  Just as long as you're not planning on letting him back into the wild because you don't want him getting used to humans and then when you set him free, he'll end up going up to some bad people who will be mean to him.  If you plan on keeping him there, the thing you want to crochet for him should be ok.\n\nI don't think he'll get used to humans right away.  Just give him time, if you're really trying to get him to be used to humans, and just be nice to him.\n\nOh, and I don't think that would be traumatic for him to sleep with a new smell.  He'll probably like it, and if he doesn't, he just won't sleep with it.
853137
I'm getting my husband a bow and arrows so he can go bow hunting.  I'm not sure how much they cost but I don't care....I know he'll like it.
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Clearly, mosquitoes are the worst. What with all of their insipid blood sucking and what not. But what really creeps me out is when a gigantic bug flies onto you that you're not expecting, like a praying mantis or something. I'm really not feeling that action.