Subject: | Re: Re: mosquito windscreen color reaction |
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From: | "Jim Morgan" <> |
Date: | Wed, 6 Aug 2003 22:10:00 -0700 |
>From the discussions that have taken place I can only assume that the effectiveness of repellents is inconsistent, and that different colors may or may not attract mosquitoes. So when you go into unfamiliar mosquito country, take a Varity of repellents an a multicolored wardrobe and hopefully you will be able to cope with the critters. Now I must tell you about a repellent that was used by the guys that were in training in the fields at Ft. Chaffee in Arkansas. This area was described by the troops as tick chigger central. What they used was powered sulphur. They would pour it down the inside of their pants and inside their boots and they claimed it worked better then anything else. I asked them about the smell and they said was it wasn't to bad. Jim ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ |
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