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An exotic tick that can kill cattle is spreading

Better get your 10th booster haha.
Thank goodness no one is calling for boosters yet for ticks.
Here in this neck of the woods the ticks can be a problem from around May to July that is about three boosters right there one for each month to keep the ticks away...........:laughing7:
Thanks for the laughs Johnnybravo300.
 
Thread still going... can remember when it first started, how "ticked off" people were getting :coffee2:
Even if you don't like the topic, it appears that the level of people starting to look into it is growing. Getting "Ticked off" along the way is just part of the learning process and that can be productive.
Thank you Red desert for being aboard the ride from the start and having an open mind. :headbang::notworthy:
 
Even if you don't like the topic, it appears that the level of people starting to look into it is growing. Getting "Ticked off" along the way is just part of the learning process and that can be productive.
Thank you Red desert for being aboard the ride from the start and having an open mind. :headbang::notworthy:
Not about liking it, was first comment looked at since start of thread. We had ticks in our garden this year. :coffee2:
 
Not about liking it, was first comment looked at since start of thread. We had ticks in our garden this year. :coffee2:
Many here what you are saying. No fun working in the garden that is for sure.
 
Experts Are Warning This Could Be The Worst Tick Season Ever In New York

https://hudsonvalleypost.com/expert...ld-be-the-worst-tick-season-ever-in-new-york/

This past winter's heavy snowfall actually helped ticks. All that snow acted as insulation, allowing tick populations to survive in higher numbers than usual.

Upcoming tick season could be worse than last year -- here’s how to protect yourself

Over 475K people infected with Lyme disease every year

https://www.clickondetroit.com/news...than-last-year-heres-how-to-protect-yourself/

Lyme disease experts predict another bad year in 2026

It’s important to protect against tick bites not only because of Lyme disease but also developing a potentially life-threatening allergy

https://www.wbay.com/2026/04/01/lyme-disease-experts-predict-another-bad-year-2026/

After a Mysterious Death, a Family’s Quest for Answers Leads to a Tick

A JetBlue pilot’s illness looked like food poisoning, but it was actually an increasingly common tick-borne meat allergy that can be fatal.

https://archive.is/AAX0R#selection-515.0-519.139
 
Experts Are Warning This Could Be The Worst Tick Season Ever In New York

https://hudsonvalleypost.com/expert...ld-be-the-worst-tick-season-ever-in-new-york/

This past winter's heavy snowfall actually helped ticks. All that snow acted as insulation, allowing tick populations to survive in higher numbers than usual.

Upcoming tick season could be worse than last year -- here’s how to protect yourself

Over 475K people infected with Lyme disease every year

https://www.clickondetroit.com/news...than-last-year-heres-how-to-protect-yourself/

Lyme disease experts predict another bad year in 2026

It’s important to protect against tick bites not only because of Lyme disease but also developing a potentially life-threatening allergy

https://www.wbay.com/2026/04/01/lyme-disease-experts-predict-another-bad-year-2026/

After a Mysterious Death, a Family’s Quest for Answers Leads to a Tick

A JetBlue pilot’s illness looked like food poisoning, but it was actually an increasingly common tick-borne meat allergy that can be fatal.

https://archive.is/AAX0R#selection-515.0-519.139
Time to pickup the spectracide for the lawn and yard.
 
Time to pickup the spectracide for the lawn and yard.
What are the health departments out east saying about this topic?
 
Took the 1st tick off the dog yesterday, black legged.
The snow isn't all melted yet even.
Yep, it is time to keep a closer eye on pets and perhaps people too as this year is likely to have more ticks.
Some will think this is just fear reporting, yet this year could be on the rise in numbers of ticks depending on local conditions etc.
 
Biological warfare “leaked”. What dirty SOB would develop a disease making people allergic to beef!!!

I still have not heard of herds (that’s a pun) of cattle dying from ticks.

Just wash up good as soon as you get home and throw your clothes in the washer.

I have given my dog the chewable tick medicine. Once a month for 3 or 4 months. Seems to work good and keeps them from getting tick born diseases.
 
Biological warfare “leaked”. What dirty SOB would develop a disease making people allergic to beef!!!

I still have not heard of herds (that’s a pun) of cattle dying from ticks.

Just wash up good as soon as you get home and throw your clothes in the washer.

I have given my dog the chewable tick medicine. Once a month for 3 or 4 months. Seems to work good and keeps them from getting tick born diseases.
In the first link:

An exotic tick that can kill cattle is spreading across Ohio

Pasture infestation estimated to exceed 1 million Asian longhorned ticks

Over about 90 minutes, researchers collected almost 10,000 Asian longhorned ticks on a Monroe County farm in southeast Ohio. :icon_scratch:::)

Washing up is a big help with ticks.
 
What are the health departments out east saying about this topic?
No one is saying squat. I never seen a tick until about 10 years ago. Found one on the dog.

Then I want cutting a few small limbs off a tree. Went inside to clean up and grab dinner. One ran down my arm. Took my shirt off to shower and had one attached near my armpit. Took it off and a few days later had a bullseye. 30 days of doxycycline later I was fine. Now I put down 10 bags of triazcide per season.
 
Opossums eat thousands of ticks.
That’s not really enough for me. I’ve walked through a hatch before. There was likely 1000 all in a 40’ radius. All perched on top of the grass waiting to jump on you.

I’d pay good money to see a tick run. They are crazy sneaky slow.
 

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