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Lifer
- Aug 17, 2000
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Originally posted by: leftyman
or light a match and blow it out and quickly place the hot tip where you think the tick was.
repeat if necessary.
Originally posted by: James Bond
Originally posted by: leftyman
or light a match and blow it out and quickly place the hot tip where you think the tick was.
repeat if necessary.
That would be a good idea if he hadn't, you know, ripped the body off.
It's not like putting a once-lit match on a corpse is going to "motivate" him to move...
Originally posted by: James Bond
Originally posted by: leftyman
or light a match and blow it out and quickly place the hot tip where you think the tick was.
repeat if necessary.
That would be a good idea if he hadn't, you know, ripped the body off.
It's not like putting a once-lit match on a corpse is going to "motivate" him to move...
Originally posted by: lxskllr
Originally posted by: James Bond
Originally posted by: leftyman
or light a match and blow it out and quickly place the hot tip where you think the tick was.
repeat if necessary.
That would be a good idea if he hadn't, you know, ripped the body off.
It's not like putting a once-lit match on a corpse is going to "motivate" him to move...
You shouldn't do that period. You can get infections and virus' that way. The best way is to carefully work it out, getting all of the bits. Covering it in Vaseline /may/ work, but it would take awhile to suffocate it(if ever).
Originally posted by: Quintox
Anyway, would the best way of killing it would be to spray it with rubbing alcohol??
Originally posted by: RKS
Did it look like this?
Originally posted by: shiner
Originally posted by: Quintox
Anyway, would the best way of killing it would be to spray it with rubbing alcohol??
Only if he then follows up with a lit match.
Originally posted by: leftyman
do you people NOT see the humor in this???
Originally posted by: wade3
So yea I did some research and I should be fine. most ticks are harmless
Its a small kind, prolly got it from the woods I go hunting twice a week in.
Originally posted by: leftyman
Originally posted by: lxskllr
Originally posted by: James Bond
Originally posted by: leftyman
or light a match and blow it out and quickly place the hot tip where you think the tick was.
repeat if necessary.
That would be a good idea if he hadn't, you know, ripped the body off.
It's not like putting a once-lit match on a corpse is going to "motivate" him to move...
You shouldn't do that period. You can get infections and virus' that way. The best way is to carefully work it out, getting all of the bits. Covering it in Vaseline /may/ work, but it would take awhile to suffocate it(if ever).
do you people NOT see the humor in this???
Originally posted by: wade3
So yea I did some research and I should be fine. most ticks are harmless
Its a small kind, prolly got it from the woods I go hunting twice a week in.
Originally posted by: Platypus
Originally posted by: wade3
So yea I did some research and I should be fine. most ticks are harmless
Its a small kind, prolly got it from the woods I go hunting twice a week in.
Size has NOTHING to do with it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyme_disease
I'd go get checked.
Originally posted by: Platypus
Originally posted by: wade3
So yea I did some research and I should be fine. most ticks are harmless
Its a small kind, prolly got it from the woods I go hunting twice a week in.
Size has NOTHING to do with it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyme_disease
I'd go get checked.
Tick removal
Many old wives' tales exist about the proper and effective method to remove a tick, however it is generally agreed that the most effective method is to pull it straight out with tweezers.[82] Data have demonstrated that prompt removal of an infected tick, within approximately 36 hours, reduces the risk of transmission to nearly zero; however the small size of the tick, especially in the nymph stage, may make detection difficult.[68]
Originally posted by: mugs
You go hunting twice a week and you don't know what a tick looks like? How is that possible?
