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Old 06-27-2009, 11:28 PM   #1
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A Tick.

It was a small one and my first one this year but had bit in my right shoulder by the time I found it. Possibly from brushing up against one of the shrubs but could have gotten it at home. Just a reminder to check yourselves carefully. I don't like those suckers
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Re: Went to help Bas, brought home unexpected visitor

You speak of ticks? After the recent rainy days, I have found a couple crawling on my leg after a stroll thru my "half-acre wildlife preserve" with my dog. I try to check him and myself over after walking thru the ankle high grass/wild periwinkle.
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They are NOT to be taken lightly! I have two friends in Alabama who both had Lyme disease and that is some BAD stuff. Doesn't just go away. Has recurring problems. Be careful out there!

Brown recluse spiders are also getting worse. Watch those wood piles, dark areas in the shop and attic. And KNOW what one looks like!
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Bummer. Don't worry, I'm sure Bas won't charge you for the tick.

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Bummer. Don't worry, I'm sure Bas won't charge you for the tick.

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Bummer. Don't worry, I'm sure Bas won't charge you for the tick.

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but did you drip sweat on it?
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Re: Went to help Bas, brought home unexpected visitor

I had one of these boogers on my head about a month ago. I was at my office and felt something walking thru my hair ... do I snapped it up with my fingers. Kinda shocked me that it was a tick, because I rarely see them. Nasty little thing now lives sandwiched in some clear tape and is a "tacked tick" on my board in my office...
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Bummer. Don't worry, I'm sure Bas won't charge you for the tick.

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