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  1. Sue Gremlin

    Chigged

    Preferably when you are doing the "Getitoffmegetitoffme" dance.
  2. Sue Gremlin

    Chigged

    They look like tick larvae to me, but it's hard to see clearly.
  3. Sue Gremlin

    Chigged

    Those aren't ticks?
  4. Sue Gremlin

    Plane Lands On Highway In Ocean County, New Jersey (Rt 72)

    That is remarkable video. Holy smokes.
  5. Sue Gremlin

    Girl 14 Killed in ATV Accident Near Oswego Lake

    You're right, apologies. I really don't want to derail the thread. It just struck me as maybe a little sexist. I regret replying that way though, since this is about a girl who died. What a sad, sad event.
  6. Sue Gremlin

    Another Tick Question

    I am currently putting information together on this very topic for a journal club at work. The confusion, as I understand it, stems from the non-specific tests done on ticks. There are borrelia species that ARE transmitted transovarially in the ticks, meaning the larvae are hatched already...
  7. Sue Gremlin

    Where is this?

    That Subaru makes me want to cry. It looks like a brand new one, maybe even a 2015! :(
  8. Sue Gremlin

    Where is this?

    Haha, it certainly does! I think it was a 12 gauge?
  9. Sue Gremlin

    Where is this?

    My one and only experience shooting clay pigeons was there. I didn't do too badly as I recall.
  10. Sue Gremlin

    Ticks explode

    The sooner you remove the tick, the better. I strongly advise against waiting for the tick to detach. Swabbing it with permethrin basically causes every nerve to fire, so your chances of getting it to secrete more saliva into the bite are also there. Grab it with tweezers or your fingers as...
  11. Sue Gremlin

    Ticks explode

    I think vigilance is the most important thing here, and it sounds like you have it covered. Any ticks you find should be removed immediately. Resistance to pyrethroids (including permethrin) has been documented in tick species associated with cattle since it's a really commonly used insecticide...
  12. Sue Gremlin

    Ticks explode

    The adult deer ticks will be around in the fall when things are cooler. Now is the time of year for the nymphs (at least until it gets hot), which are much harder to spot and usually bite mice and other small mammals. Repellents are so tricky. Permethrin should prevent ticks from biting but...
  13. Sue Gremlin

    Ticks explode

    The spot on products have always been about the same price since the inception of the first one, Frontline. If you break it down month to month, they are about $10-$12 a month depending on which size you buy. There are cheaper over the counter products that contain pyrethroids as their main...
  14. Sue Gremlin

    Ticks explode

    If you have dogs and cats, I highly recommend the Seresto collar for them. They last 8 months and are very good at preventing tick attachment. They also seem to prevent midge and mosquito bites, although they are not labeled for that. Since they are so good with ticks, they should also work...
  15. Sue Gremlin

    New study on Lyme Disease

    Wow, there's more confusion than I thought.
  16. Sue Gremlin

    New drone video

    We have the same rig, and Whitesbog is the first place in the Pines we are planning to go next time we are in the area. Whitesbog in October is just magical.
  17. Sue Gremlin

    New drone video

    Fantastic! My husband and I just watched and enjoyed it very much. Thanks for sharing that! Is that your music?
  18. Sue Gremlin

    What is this sound? Frog? Bird?

    Tree frogs.
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