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Ticks – SOME TIPS!
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Avoid – Tall, patchy, grassy areas.  If you do cruise down such a path, check yourself and brush of swiftly after emerging from your jungle run.
 

Cover – One simple way to avoid tick bites, is not to become their dinner.  Dress well, and cover up.  Hats are always recommended, and good socks.  Neck areas are also in need of attention.  Very overlooked.
 

Keep Them Away!  - Use a deterrent with DEET.  Get the best out there and do not comprise with quality or price, here.   
 

Remove - Use sticky tape for unattached ticks. Embedded ticks should be removed ASAP since the infection risk increases with duration of attachment. Use tweezers, but make sure to sterilize them first if possible.   If you have alcohol available, place some on a napkin and then lightly compress to tick spot.  That will drive it up to the surface for a better grip (nail polish remover works well for this).  Grasp firmly as close to the skin as possible and gently but firmly pull the tick straight out. Make sure you get all of the tick parts. Wash with soap and water


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Mark Burchick/Frank D.

THINK TICKS!

Ticks need to be on our minds here in Maryland year-round.  
Ticks can be associated with Lyme disease. Even with the risk of infection being slight, minimize the chance of tick bites and encounters and avoid these diseases.  Keep enjoying the outdoors life!


 

 

IF YOU GET A TICK ON YOU...

Use a bit of rubbing alcohol or nail polish remover to bring this trouble-maker to the surface, if imbedded.  Then, grasp it firmly and pull evenly forward with a "tug" to pull free from human treat.  Make sure you get it all!  Nice part of outdoor life...but it could be worse. 
They could be the size of skunks.

Do Ticks Ever Go Dormain Maryland?
NO...READ MORE BELOW

http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvbid/lyme/tickmap.htm
http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvbid/lyme/riskmap.htm

http://www.edcp.org/vet_med/lyme_2001.html
http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/EID/vol8no4/00-0

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Tick Map

National Tick Lyme Disease Map
Maps and Data Submitted by: Mark Burchick


 

 


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