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kadee
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Hit-A-Tick

Enjoy! [Big Grin]
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momlyme
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[lol] I got a bunch of 'em!

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You have to hit right in front of them... not ON them... trick of the trade!! [lol]

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kadee
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If you miss them, they become really huge! [Eek!]
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I stopped after 414 ticks. Kinda fun pretending they're family members.
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17hens
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Why are these ticks? They fly and buzz... how do I know I'm not killing honey bees?

(But it was fun, I must admit!)

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Liz D
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how theraputic.....
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Loved smacking those dirty bugs!! [woohoo]

Thanks for posting. Lots of fun and stress relief.

Gael

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quote:
Originally posted by 17hens:
Why are these ticks? They fly and buzz... how do I know I'm not killing honey bees?
[lol]

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