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Morning steve how's you
Pretty good there Mister Dallas, how you doing today?
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Morning steve how's you
I'm ok gonna play in the building today
Couple push mowers and a couple chains
So far ok but I'm still messing with them
Read that same article over lunch...interesting!I've tried everything.......nothing really works.
From a health site.....
"Chigger mites infest human skin via areas of contact with vegetation, such as pant cuffs or shirt sleeves and collars. They migrate on the skin in search of an optimal feeding area. A common myth about chiggers is that they burrow into and remain inside the skin. This is not true. Chiggers insert their feeding structures into the skin and inject enzymes that cause destruction of host tissue. Hardening of the surrounding skin results in the formation of a feeding tube called a stylostome. Chigger larvae then feed upon the destroyed tissue. If they are not disturbed (which is rarely the case because they cause substantial itching) they may feed through the stylostome for a few days."
Antihistamine pills are a great help the southerners told me.Somebody was talkin on here about somthin to put on the itchin. Can't member what it was but this is gonna suck for a bit
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Afternoon guys.
How you doing Randy?Good afternoon Brian sir.
Benadryl...!!View attachment 73736
Antihistamine pills are a great help the southerners told me.
I don't have chiggers here
Sweat bees billions of sweat bees.
And deer ticks plus snake's
Lot's and lots of snakes
How you doing Randy?
I see ya got all your hay in, we haven't started cutting yet. Maybe this weekend as there calling for more rain off and on most of the week.