Its worth a try, guess Ill grab one as soon as my hammock comes in and see how it goes. Thanks again.
Mel
Its worth a try, guess Ill grab one as soon as my hammock comes in and see how it goes. Thanks again.
Mel
I used Permethrin on my clothing on the AT as a tick repellent. Can't say for sure that it worked, but I did managed to avoid any problems with ticks.
Hello Melancon,
Welcome to the forums.
Please revisit the forums Terms of Service. We have some pretty strict posting rules about guns, God, and politics please review your signature to get in compliance with the forum rules.
thanks
O&B
HFMod
Word of advice if you plan on hanging in the warmer months, invest in a mosquito net that will cover the underside of your hammock. I made the mistake of relying solely on a hammock with an attached net, on top, and on one sweaty, humid, 80 degree night, the mosquitos feasted on my back and feet through the hammock. I don't carry an extra net if it's cool enough for any insulation.Originally Posted by Melancon
Permethrin is great stuff, but if you miss one spot, those little bloodsuckers will find it.
Glad to see another south Louisana hanger join the forum, welcome!
It seems I misunderstood the ToS I was under the impression that starting threads regarding religious content was frowned upon. I was not aware that my signature alone would be deemed a ToS violation. HF for the short time I have been active on it had been very helpful and informative, however I feel I will have to leave the forum at this time. I prefer to be removed/delete from HF than from God. Sorry for inadvertently breaking the rules. This is a great place yall have here, I hope it continues to help new guys like myself. Feel free to delete my account.
"But whosoever shall deny me before men, him will I also deny before my Father which is in heaven."
Matthew 10:33
Mel.
Welcome from Alabama. Last time I worked in Louisiana the mosquitoes were the size of turkeys. Turkeys with an attitude , that is!
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