Keebler
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- Thanks for that link. Good thinking there. Sounds very nice, indeed. Can't help but think that this could be done for a mere fraction of the cost.
Note to all: denim is the favorite material of ticks -
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VV, thanks for posting this - this is a fabulous read - maybe there's some hope for us all, down the road...
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poppy
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Didn't the late Dr. Masters of MO also invent some sort of tick killing device? Stationary, not mobile, as I recall.
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Cool! I'll take two, one for the front, one for the back. Then I won't have to worry about DH mowing the lawn
My boys could even learn to do it finally! I won't let them do it now for fear of ticks.
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I think this thing could be back-ordered for quite awhile, if it really works! Maybe we could become employed, making them!
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just don
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The theory is right,,,sounds like it should work.
For those areas so designed. Wonder what odd shaped areas with hard surface in middle,,,including tree obstacles do?
Is this like a 'Rumba' or is there a driver like remote controlled?
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