I want to invite someone to a beach but the chance of picking up a tick on a path there is high. Should we avoid going, go after grass is mowed, spray deet on my and my friend’s shoes, …?
When you’re on the path, make sure you are both wearing long pants and close-toed shoes AND spray bug repellant on any explosed areas of your body. When you’ve finished your day at the beach, repeat what I’ve described.
Your best bet is to cover up on the way there…jeans tucked into your socks etc…carry your bag with your beach essentials…have your suits on underneath…
A way that you can avoid tick bites would be, Putting some sort of Bug spray like Off around you whole bottom ankle then they cant get on you thats how they get on to your body is crawling up your leg and bug spray keeps them off.
While you’re going down the path, wear a hat and wrap a towel around your head, also wear something like a jogging suit to cover all the exposed flesh…ticks generally go for the head, but better safe than sorry. Spraying yourselves with insect repellant would help too. Good luck.
wear white socks (that way you can see them) but in addition, long pants, hat for sure. There actually are “tick sprays” you can buy. They will be in your store along with the other bug sprays, just make sure it specifically says “tick spray”
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November 10th, 2009 at 9:50 pm
When you’re on the path, make sure you are both wearing long pants and close-toed shoes AND spray bug repellant on any explosed areas of your body. When you’ve finished your day at the beach, repeat what I’ve described.
November 10th, 2009 at 10:07 pm
Your best bet is to cover up on the way there…jeans tucked into your socks etc…carry your bag with your beach essentials…have your suits on underneath…
November 10th, 2009 at 10:09 pm
just put on bug spray because that happend to me and it helped and if not just leave em on and burn thm off later
November 10th, 2009 at 10:29 pm
you could use a spray but i would just make sure to check all over as soon as you hit the beach. They usually dont bite right away
November 10th, 2009 at 10:43 pm
A way that you can avoid tick bites would be, Putting some sort of Bug spray like Off around you whole bottom ankle then they cant get on you thats how they get on to your body is crawling up your leg and bug spray keeps them off.
November 10th, 2009 at 10:53 pm
While you’re going down the path, wear a hat and wrap a towel around your head, also wear something like a jogging suit to cover all the exposed flesh…ticks generally go for the head, but better safe than sorry. Spraying yourselves with insect repellant would help too. Good luck.
November 10th, 2009 at 11:35 pm
wear white socks (that way you can see them) but in addition, long pants, hat for sure. There actually are “tick sprays” you can buy. They will be in your store along with the other bug sprays, just make sure it specifically says “tick spray”