How To Prevent Ticks & Lyme Disease - USE THIS!!

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  • čas přidán 24. 06. 2024
  • The best way to keep ticks off of you is to use THESE tips! Ticks cause lyme disease (and other harmful diseases) so it's important to prevent them from biting your skin in the first place!
    Permethrin is a fabric insect repellent treatment that can be sprayed on your hiking boots, clothing, tents, sleeping bags, etc. to prevent ticks in the first place! The treatment lasts 6 weeks or 6 washes and repels ticks, mosquitos and other harmful critters! I hope this video is helpful and keeps you tick free!
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Komentáře • 123

  • @kashsitesrec
    @kashsitesrec Před 3 měsíci +3

    She's so special, I love people like her ...

  • @timberray9572
    @timberray9572 Před 2 lety +9

    As a tree cutter I am always picking up ticks, as soon as I get home I get in the shower and get myself wet and turn off the water, then I lather on soap head to toe and wait for a few minutes. The soap smothers the little bastards so if you have picked some up they will start moving and you can find them a lot easier.

  • @Zupfo
    @Zupfo Před 2 lety +5

    My tip from germany: black cumin oil! Absolutely natural. You can apply it directly on your skin or indirectly its having an effect by cooking with it, eating it! For my clothes i do it like allie, but my legs I’m covering with black cumin oil! No more ticks since i make this way!

    • @Wacholderwald
      @Wacholderwald Před 11 měsíci +1

      Traveling to Austria soon, and I'd like to try this. Do you have a favorite brand of black cumin oil? I only see supplements for sale.

  • @BrianWetzel
    @BrianWetzel Před 2 lety +4

    From Someone that Struggles with the effects of Lyme..... Thank You!
    Glad to see a Yinzer stepping up and giving the 411 (in the 412)

    • @OutdoorsAllie
      @OutdoorsAllie  Před 2 lety +1

      I'm sorry to hear that. I hope you're doing alright!
      Go Buccos!

  • @yurihuertavasquez9544
    @yurihuertavasquez9544 Před 8 dny +1

    I was attacked by ticks in one of my explorations. In the future i will use permethrin. I watched your video. Greetings

  • @scotttomlinson5689
    @scotttomlinson5689 Před 2 lety +3

    Listen to someone who had a bad experience with this stuff.
    Product is a great product but watch how you use it.
    My bad experience was probably 85% my fault but that said, this stuff is potent, read those directions and follow them strictly!
    Years ago I used this stuff after a very bad year for ticks in my area.
    Sprayed all my turkey hunting gear with it, let it dry, stored it and on opening day like all others I got dressed, and tucked my pants leg into my boots and went after the thunder chickens.
    I wore those same pants for several hunts before washing them.
    Towards the end of the season, usually 21 to 22 days, my shins started itching really badly.
    Then they broke out in a serious, and painful itching rash!!!!
    Long story short, where my pants were tucked in, and it was hot, so I sweated a lot, that stuff soaked into my open pores and really hurt me badly.
    My skin has never been the same!
    So, the stuff is good, actually great!
    But guys use common sense and don't put it on clothing that can be next to skin, or soak in by sweating.
    I'm only saying this so nobody has to go through what I did by not thinking it through.
    God bless!

    • @OutdoorsAllie
      @OutdoorsAllie  Před 2 lety

      Dang. I've never experienced anything like that.
      Sorry to hear that. Have you had adverse reactions with other insecticides as well?

    • @scotttomlinson5689
      @scotttomlinson5689 Před 2 lety +1

      @@OutdoorsAllie and I hope and pray you never do have an experience like that young lady!
      It's horrible!
      No, never really had any other bad experiences with insecticides like that!!!
      But I'm way more aware of how I use them now. In spring turkey season, trout fishing, and working on my blinds, treestands, and salt lick/feeding stations I basically use deet on my outer clothing and Cutter Skinsensations on my skin.
      I tuck my pants in my boots, rubber boots, and really haven't had a problem with ticks at all.
      I have had sensitive skin ever since that experience and so poison ivy etc... is my greater nemesis!
      Your product your advertising is a very good one just use common sense. Your legs in rubber boots or boots are going to get hot and sweat and if you have that stuff on socks and pant bottoms tucked in its going to get on your skin.
      Wear your pants untucked if using it, but I would never again put it on my socks. No way!!!!
      Also, I would only use that stuff on outer clothing, not my t shirt under my outer clothing.
      Hope this helps someone.
      God bless!
      Hey, let's see more of ya Wacker!!!!
      Once every month or two makes a person worry about ya.

  • @Kathrynlove
    @Kathrynlove Před 2 měsíci +1

    Im watching tick videos because my dog had a tick today....and I feel so itchy. I feel they are all over me!!!!

  • @gregmcb5305
    @gregmcb5305 Před 2 lety +2

    I really do think sanitizing the area afterwards with some sort of alcohol (70%) it’s super important

  • @55Oden
    @55Oden Před 2 lety

    Great informative video Allie, can be for anyone. I hope those who are in tick infested areas get to see this. we are having a bad season in my city with ticks.
    you look great keep up the great vids. Hows the hunt?

  • @lelandcorso1797
    @lelandcorso1797 Před 2 lety +1

    As always thanks for the tip. Any hunter should follow these tips.

  • @bigolemike33
    @bigolemike33 Před 2 lety

    Great video Allie.

  • @jimmymalone3494
    @jimmymalone3494 Před 2 lety

    Thank you for sharing with us Allie.

  • @davevann2925
    @davevann2925 Před 2 lety +3

    Turkey season me & my buddy sat in 3 set ups, I was wearing BUZZ OFF/ ELIMITIC camo and socks, after the hunt, I had no ticks and my friend had 11. These products are good for the life of the garment. The Gennie hens and free range chickens help around the house and yard.

  • @pacset2
    @pacset2 Před 2 lety +1

    Awesome advice. I use repel. Thanks

  • @davidharriman5445
    @davidharriman5445 Před 2 lety

    Thank you Allie so much for this very helpful information

  • @austinjones9970
    @austinjones9970 Před 2 lety

    Awesome video!

  • @boost938
    @boost938 Před rokem +1

    I'm in Maryland and the ticks are brutal here too. I started using permethrin a few seasons ago and have only found a couple ticks since. Great tip!

    • @OutdoorsAllie
      @OutdoorsAllie  Před rokem

      Agreed. When I use it properly I rarely see a tick on me.

  • @denissobolev8585
    @denissobolev8585 Před 2 lety

    Thanks . Good tips

  • @terrifiorelli9819
    @terrifiorelli9819 Před 3 měsíci +1

    I live where I have never seen or had any ticks on me or the animals. I don’t want to return back to my southern roots for this reason, not to exclude the copperheads!

  • @randyboteilho9125
    @randyboteilho9125 Před rokem +1

    Tips well , Apreciated …

  • @uwedirksen5946
    @uwedirksen5946 Před rokem

    Great video 👍🎄

  • @SFCRambo60
    @SFCRambo60 Před 2 lety +1

    Another way is to use butter, peanut butter, oil, grease, really anything that you can spread over and around the tick to smoother it. It will release and try to find another area where it can start breathing again.

  • @johnsabat3553
    @johnsabat3553 Před 2 lety

    Thanks for sharing Allie here in Northwest PA the ticks are terrible. I used the Sawyers tick spray on my clothes this spring during turkey season and it really worked.

  • @jamesrichie5082
    @jamesrichie5082 Před 2 lety +1

    Thanks for the tips.Back in the 50,s 60, and 70,s I stayed in the woods and used nothing to keep them off me.Never saw one on me.These days with our milder winters the insects have been thriving.Some of our big name outdoor folks have given up turkey hunting because their whole families had come down with Lime or Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever.There,s one tick that latches on to you or your dog and the victim becomes unable to move or talk,a very spooky thing.Remove the tick and your ok.Be safe.

  • @earlshaner4441
    @earlshaner4441 Před 2 lety +1

    Hi my friends and thank you for sharing

  • @olegmamontov5692
    @olegmamontov5692 Před 2 lety +1

    Thanks alot, young lady. I learn something new every time I watch your videos.

  • @-RONNIE
    @-RONNIE Před 2 lety

    Good video nice of you to share information hope it helps others out & keep up the good work 👍🏻

    • @OutdoorsAllie
      @OutdoorsAllie  Před 2 lety +1

      Thanks Ronnie 👍

    • @-RONNIE
      @-RONNIE Před 2 lety

      @@OutdoorsAllie enjoy the rest of your week

  • @lemmdus2119
    @lemmdus2119 Před 3 měsíci +1

    We have lone star ticks that can a person to eventually have heart disease and allergies to meat.

  • @kevinbungles
    @kevinbungles Před 2 lety

    Great and thank you. Stay safe OA

  • @xdgamer5394
    @xdgamer5394 Před 2 lety +1

    These are great tips for me cuz I live in Finland

  • @ryanjohnson1441
    @ryanjohnson1441 Před 2 lety

    Awesome tips. I picked up a big bottle of the Sawyer's permethrin after watching a previous video you had posted. Used it all spring during turkey season. Works really well.

  • @user-db7do9hj1q
    @user-db7do9hj1q Před 2 lety +1

    Wlc back 💗💗

  • @grege8716
    @grege8716 Před 27 dny

    Thank you!! Upping my outdoor game now for April to September!!

  • @James-oi7mz
    @James-oi7mz Před 2 lety +4

    Thanks for the great advice! The ticks are bad here in my part of Pennsylvania as well. We've already had bites. If you burn wood in the winter, they can come in on the wood as well.

  • @steves7345
    @steves7345 Před 2 lety

    Oh yea turkey season sucked so bad for ticks. Good tips thanks

    • @OutdoorsAllie
      @OutdoorsAllie  Před 2 lety

      Ya, turkey season can get brutal with the ticks!

  • @ross7684
    @ross7684 Před 2 lety

    Outstanding video, Allie! I buy concentrate permethrin sold in farm stores. One bottle makes a huge amount of diluted spray that you use for your clothing. Way cheaper than buying the spray cans and bottles sold in camping and sporting stores.

  • @leejohnson7293
    @leejohnson7293 Před rokem

    Really glad you covered this topic. They are very bad in NC. also. Evaluating land for customers that want to build is part of my job and requires me to have to go into woods/bushes and in the summer can be very thick. I do use Permethrin on my clothes, regular bug spray like Off, and where tall boots. I still get them but it has helped tremendously. Also have to watch out for snakes, especially Copperheads! Lol Fun times!

  • @genarojimenez4065
    @genarojimenez4065 Před 2 lety +1

    Saludos👍

  • @mikemoranjr5328
    @mikemoranjr5328 Před rokem +1

    Found one in the truck yesterday lol captured him too see what like of tick he was

  • @ChopperChad
    @ChopperChad Před 2 lety +1

    I remember back in the Army we were given Permethrin, but since it came in a green bottle, I assumed it was born in a secret government monkey lab and wouldn’t use it. But after I was out, I found it in a yellow bottle at REI and grabbed it. Works great!

  • @brob-zy8zi
    @brob-zy8zi Před rokem

    The deer ticks have gotten so much worse here around the Chestnut Ridges and Laurel Highlands since I first started hunting but Permethrin really does work very well in repelling and/or killing any that get on your clothing.

  • @MrJimbo1212
    @MrJimbo1212 Před 2 lety

    I used to use the spray you used but given the relatively short effective time frame I have gone with what a lot of my lumber and forester buds are doing... The actually send their clothes out to a company called "insect shield" and they pressurize wash with the same spray compound you use along with a mending formula that nearly gets you an entire year... It cost us about 75 bucks each but to all the foresters along with folks like you and I that just can't stay out of the woods lol it is well worth it.. .very important topic and thanks for covering... peace and have a great summer from the Reed Farm in fryburg pa

  • @YankeeWoodcraft
    @YankeeWoodcraft Před 2 lety +1

    😧Wear nitrile gloves when you apply Permethrin. While in some forms, it's actually used as a topical ointment, when used in tick sprays, it's aggravating to the skin and FYI, DEET destroys gear (nylons, polyesters, spandex, etc...). Picaridin however is safe for contact with garments.

  • @jimbutler5630
    @jimbutler5630 Před rokem

    Hi Allie, great informative video. Can I share the video on Facebook for my hunting and outdoor enthusiast friends?

  • @m01d64
    @m01d64 Před rokem +1

    Good advice my dude!!… I’m on tick # 27 for the year 🙀

  • @garymullins8781
    @garymullins8781 Před 2 lety +1

    I heard a Q-tip saturated with blue Dawn dish soap then keep circling the tick that’s bitten you then it’ll remove itself. I’ve never had a tic bite just something I’ve heard

  • @jman8023
    @jman8023 Před 2 lety

    Any recommendations for pets

  • @gregmcb5305
    @gregmcb5305 Před 2 lety +1

    I always rubbing alcohol after I get bit. Lyme disease is a bacteria it probably helps allot if you catch it early, 70% ethanol would work too, also if you get food grade ethanol 70% it not only works as a disinfectant but it doubles as portable vodka just dilute in a 1/1 ratio with water. Just make sure it’s not more then 75% or it evaporates to quickly and doesn’t fully disinfect.

  • @fredgillick3071
    @fredgillick3071 Před 2 lety +1

    Hey Allie, That's great information.
    Going to have to go back into the video and write down the name of that spray. With that being said...
    I'm getting hungry. lol. When is the next video-meal coming out.
    Take care and be safe.

    • @TwoFeatherChannel
      @TwoFeatherChannel Před 2 lety +2

      you can't miss it, that spray is very recognizable yellow bottle
      easy to find at walmart in camping gear section or other sporting goods stores
      Sawyer brand name, same company that makes water filters and first aid

    • @OutdoorsAllie
      @OutdoorsAllie  Před 2 lety +1

      For sure!! Lots of fishing videos to come this summer.

  • @DCBA1234.
    @DCBA1234. Před rokem +1

    I'm very curious as to if anyone including you Allie, can explain how Lyme disease came about. 1 hint, WW2. Also check your state to see if your area has Alpha-Gal. Get it from the lonestar tick and it makes you allergic to red meat especially cow meat or anything from a cow.
    Permethrin is a life saver. All Army uniforms when I was in 2007-2020, came from the uniform factory with permethrin basically in the fibers of the uniform and if I remember right it was good for 70 washes then have to reapply to the uniform.
    We also used 95% deet. Stuff burns like hell on the skin but it sure worked.

    • @OutdoorsAllie
      @OutdoorsAllie  Před rokem +1

      Interesting topic. I'll do some research!

    • @DCBA1234.
      @DCBA1234. Před rokem

      @@OutdoorsAllie if you like history and how things came to be in the world around us then it won't disappoint. Warning it's a bit of a rabbit hole so hopefully you and Nick intend on not sleeping and staying up for hours reading watching videos on it lol. Quite crazy.

  • @ReapingtheRewards.
    @ReapingtheRewards. Před rokem +2

    Unfortunately I can't buy it here in ontario due to pesticide bans !!!!! And yet it's a royal pain in the ass to get a legit test for Lyme here !!!! Seems smart eh !!!! 😏

  • @kingisback7534
    @kingisback7534 Před 2 lety +1

    Please madam make video of butchering bird's ❤️❤️🙏

  • @michiganmagneto
    @michiganmagneto Před 2 lety +1

    When I was in the Army we used to have our pants tucked into our boots and then we would wear a flea collar around each leg. Don't know if it works or not but I never got any ticks on me.

  • @beachboardfan9544
    @beachboardfan9544 Před 2 lety

    Any one check to see if permeth fluoresces when looking through nods?

  • @lungcrusher53
    @lungcrusher53 Před rokem

    Do,you get concerned if it rains that it could cause the permethrin get on your skin? Always been curious about that even tho I use it.

    • @OutdoorsAllie
      @OutdoorsAllie  Před rokem +1

      I've been using it for years and never had an issue.

  • @shawneldridge4465
    @shawneldridge4465 Před 2 lety +1

    👍👍
    Thank you for the great tips and information
    appreciate it, I do.
    Also I think you should check something out too, it's called bait up.
    I guess it's a new way of keeping minnows alive. I already watched the video for it too.

  • @jimmyharper6655
    @jimmyharper6655 Před 2 lety

    Is permethrin odorless? I hate ticks, but I hate spooking deer when I hunt even more, so that's an important consideration for me!

  • @wisemechanic1758
    @wisemechanic1758 Před 2 lety

    Isny permethrin toxic?

  • @mrsoptimistic7891
    @mrsoptimistic7891 Před rokem

    Is it safe for kids to use on their clothes?

  • @maykasaharav2k385
    @maykasaharav2k385 Před 2 lety

    Avoid chemicals, IMO.

  • @naturescoper3936
    @naturescoper3936 Před 2 lety

    Permethrin works great !But I don't use it just to go out to mow grass ,take the dog out or work in the garden .I have neighbors that have Lyme disease unfortunately so I know it's here .I live in Western PA ,and when I was growing up I never had to worry about those little monsters...

    • @OutdoorsAllie
      @OutdoorsAllie  Před 2 lety +1

      I never had ticks growing up. Seems to be more prevalent now!

  • @TwoFeatherChannel
    @TwoFeatherChannel Před 2 lety

    is Permethrin harmful to pets?

    • @OutdoorsAllie
      @OutdoorsAllie  Před 2 lety

      Not for dogs. Cats, yes. Keep garments away from cats until they are properly dried.

  • @beeamerica5024
    @beeamerica5024 Před 2 lety

    👍💪👌🐝

  • @baileylange4504
    @baileylange4504 Před 2 lety

    What pants are you wearing in this video?

  • @yakfishin4912
    @yakfishin4912 Před 2 lety

    3 oz's per garmet? So a pair of socks requires the same amount as a pair of pants or a shirt? I'm throwing the red flag on that tip right there.
    Sounds like somebody is trying to get us to go through the product rather quickly.

  • @williamjones3354
    @williamjones3354 Před 2 lety +1

    Noice

  • @wila4134
    @wila4134 Před 2 lety +1

    What do you call a tick that does not know when its time to shut up? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A TICK Talker…. 😝🥸 Great Vid OA.