View attachment 653993Ticks you say! One of my wife's favorite hobbies is pulling them off the dogs in abundance.
I tried with tweezers and the tick removal tool but couldn't get him because of where he was attached. Our clinic is 2 minutes from the house and will take you and hour after you call so I figured I want to see if its a Black-Legged deer tick and it was, hence the antibiotics.If I went to the doctor every time I got a tick off me, I'd probably have to live there. I do hate those little bastards.
Been outdoors all my life (I'm 52). I've been to the baddest, thickest, wildest forests in North America where I spent my days hiking, camping and fishing. Never had one bite me and latch on before.The one thing most people do is spend 90 precent of there time inside . To think were going to clean an polish mother nature to are liking . I don't think will it happen . When we learn to respect the force . People will deal with this much better . All they know is find a pill . Do some hard nature
We have our dog on tick meds and have seen them on our last dog, but deer ticks have only been here in Eastern Ontario in the last 10 years or so as our winters are unstable temp wise and our summers are getting hotter and drier.Right now none on the pets too. The weather has been cold, wet then warm. I know the tics only have hours to eat after they hatch. Let’s hope most of them died. I pulled tics off the pet in January during a warm up. Let’s hope it’s not a bad tic season.
I tried with tweezers and the tick removal tool but couldn't get him because of where he was attached. Our clinic is 2 minutes from the house and will take you and hour after you call so I figured I want to see if its a Black-Legged deer tick and it was, hence the antibiotics.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/health/med...has-a-lesson-for-summer/ar-AAxN4SL?ocid=ientpAnyone knows if for most people, Lymes disease is something the body get used too? I am freaking out a little because this is a new disease here and we are seeing lots of ticks for the last 4 days.
Yes I've heard about that one. Not allowed to eat any more red meats.Deer tick is bad enough but now the lone star tick may be even worse.Good friend of mine was treated for lyme diesease(deer tick) is now being treated for something from the lone star tick.No red meat for at least one year.
Oh No. Hope you're ok.http://www.msn.com/en-us/health/med...has-a-lesson-for-summer/ar-AAxN4SL?ocid=ientp
Its a disease that effects every person differently. A friend completely shuts down every couple of years as a result of a bite he got over 10 years ago, Otherwise, perfectly normal. I've had Lyme twice and cleared it with antibiotics. I think I have it again, new red mark on my lower back that I thought was a bruise. It's been there for 3 weeks but not the typical bulls eye. I'm pretty sure it's Lyme as I have sudden bouts with the sweats and high fever every three or four days for an hour or so. Going in for blood tests this week.
If you do suspect lyme from a tick bite or ANY complicatios due to a tick bite, make sure the doctors test for the multitude of possibilities.
https://www.prevention.com/health/a20117220/tick-borne-diseases/
Same here man I had Lyme too. I read you can become immune to the same strain.http://www.msn.com/en-us/health/med...has-a-lesson-for-summer/ar-AAxN4SL?ocid=ientp
Its a disease that effects every person differently. A friend completely shuts down every couple of years as a result of a bite he got over 10 years ago, Otherwise, perfectly normal. I've had Lyme twice and cleared it with antibiotics. I think I have it again, new red mark on my lower back that I thought was a bruise. It's been there for 3 weeks but not the typical bulls eye. I'm pretty sure it's Lyme as I have sudden bouts with the sweats and high fever every three or four days for an hour or so. Going in for blood tests this week.
If you do suspect lyme from a tick bite or ANY complicatios due to a tick bite, make sure the doctors test for the multitude of possibilities.
https://www.prevention.com/health/a20117220/tick-borne-diseases/
Don't push your luck one of them little Bass Turds will show up when you least expect!Spent all day in the woods again yesterday and still no ticks. It’s almost unreal.
Use Permethin treated clothing when working in areas that you suspect ticks will be in.Testing is now up to 6 kinds of issues around here. It sounds crazy but just about every ailment someone has is or could be related to tick bites.
A hunting friend of mine almost died two years ago from a tick bit. Was going down hard and went to the doctor for meds, doxcy. Took them and almost instantly had a negative reaction to the meds, kidneys shut down, lungs filled with liquid, fever, etc. Hospital for two weeks and finally got away from the problem.
It can be really bad.