im sure people have mentioned this before but id def recommend getting some lyclear cream or some sort of freezing spray to deal with ticks. its 100X easier than awkwardly trying to use tweezers in the mirror cause u can just kinda dab around the tick and leave it to die and fall out
I am really enjoying your videos thanks. I really hate ticks I had one in my chest and had my wife remove it and the head broke off but we didn’t realise any way a few months later I got the Dr to look at it cause it was still itchy and sure enough still there. I like your thinking on hike your own hike my pack ends up between 15 and 20kg I am just going to get lighter gear as stuff fails or needs replacement 😊
That's exactly the approach I'm taking - improvement over time / during replacement. Helps you prioritise your spending also! I enjoy the process, it's all learning as you go. That's crazy about the tick - they're such tough little guys and I bet you were just as happy to be rid of yours as I was of mine!
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im sure people have mentioned this before but id def recommend getting some lyclear cream or some sort of freezing spray to deal with ticks. its 100X easier than awkwardly trying to use tweezers in the mirror cause u can just kinda dab around the tick and leave it to die and fall out
Not a bad idea at all. Self-tweezering was not a good experience haha.
I am really enjoying your videos thanks. I really hate ticks I had one in my chest and had my wife remove it and the head broke off but we didn’t realise any way a few months later I got the Dr to look at it cause it was still itchy and sure enough still there. I like your thinking on hike your own hike my pack ends up between 15 and 20kg I am just going to get lighter gear as stuff fails or needs replacement 😊
That's exactly the approach I'm taking - improvement over time / during replacement. Helps you prioritise your spending also! I enjoy the process, it's all learning as you go. That's crazy about the tick - they're such tough little guys and I bet you were just as happy to be rid of yours as I was of mine!