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Posted by steedes on 02-11-2014 12:25 PM:

American Redbone Days

When & Where is this going to be held?

Thanks

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Posted by OLD TIMER on 02-11-2014 07:18 PM:

June 12-13-14

East of St. Louis, Olney IL.

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Posted by steedes on 02-11-2014 07:38 PM:

Thank you

Posted by timber hunter on 02-26-2014 11:57 PM:

I hope

It's not like that tick infested crazy place we were in last year.

Posted by Brian Jennewein on 02-27-2014 01:04 AM:

Re: I hope

quote:
Originally posted by timber hunter
It's not like that tick infested crazy place we were in last year.

That tick infested crazy place put on a great hunt last year.It separates the dedicated coonhunters from the wanna bees.Olney is a great town with lots of coon.Should be a great hunt!

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Posted by Troy Arnold on 02-27-2014 01:08 AM:

John

I dont know how bad it was at last years place but i live 40 min from olney and i can say the ticks were horrible last year around here. Only year i have ever had to check myself for ticks after mowing my yard. I think and hope it was just a crazy year for that. Also I hope with what harsh winter we have had we wont have as many ticks or mosquitos this year.

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Posted by timber hunter on 02-27-2014 02:09 AM:

Picked

20-30 ticks off my self every night and over 100 off my dog when I got him home, took me 2 weeks to get them all off him!!

I suppose it could have been just a bad season for ticks last year, but I have never seen ticks like that before. I had to pick a few off of places the sun don`t shine. lol!!

Certainly there is some concern for getting sick from ticks!!

But it was really bad!!

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Posted by Richard Lambert on 02-27-2014 02:15 PM:

Cuba put on a great hunt. Ticks are part of hunting in the South. I guess that we just get used to them. John, the trick is to spray yourself and your dog before you go hunting. I guess that you are so sweet that the ticks just loved you.

Posted by Sawblade on 02-27-2014 02:51 PM:

tick repellent

I made my own and used it at American Days last year worked great ,hardly a tick all three days on my dogs or me.
2 cups white vinegar and half cup absorbine half cup water. Stinks but it works.
I sprayed it on my dogs before the hunt and on my chaps and jacket. Also I housed my dogs inside the building and sprayed the stall with it. Only seen a couple ticks on my dog all weekend.

Had a nice time there even with the bugs.

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Posted by Richard Lambert on 02-27-2014 03:01 PM:

Re: tick repellent

quote:
Originally posted by Sawblade
Stinks but it works. Had a nice time there even with the bugs.

I bet that you and Dean had a great time. No self respecting tick would come near you smelling like Absorbine and vinegar. They probably thought that you were Southerners. These Southern ticks just love that sweet Yankee blood.

Posted by timber hunter on 02-27-2014 03:34 PM:

Ya all

ought to come to Canada for a hunt, no ticks here that time of the year!!!

Posted by timber hunter on 02-27-2014 03:39 PM:

In the early 90's

we started the Canadian Redbone Coonhound Assc. and we had a couple of really successful hunts here. I think one drew a pretty good crowd. Just did'nt have enough help and I moved out West. Met O' fuzzy Kenneth Conner through the hunt we did put on!!

I now have cow tags for my dogs in the summer!!

Do you have ticks like that in TN, Richard??

Posted by Richard Lambert on 02-27-2014 03:51 PM:

Re: In the early 90's

quote:
Originally posted by timber hunter
Do you have ticks like that in TN, Richard??

Yes.. I think that you will find ticks like that pretty much throughout the South. When you live in such a beautiful place you just learn to deal with it. How many months out of the year do you hunt in Canada?

Posted by timber hunter on 02-27-2014 04:12 PM:

Ticks

Here where I live the ticks are out in April and May, but they are not to bad. There are some all year obviously but they are only bad in the early spring.

Usually we can hunt all 12 months, usually the weather breaks every couple weeks in the winter.

I hunted in December and January, but not in Feb yet, could have a couple days ago it was warm enough.

John

Posted by masonman1974 on 02-28-2014 09:35 AM:

I had a unforgettable time in cuba last year,only hunted one nite but I met a lot of people and just all around enjoyed the trip...ive learnd a lot since then about comp. hunting...being im not always going see what someone else sees but im not going to get bent out of shape,im going to enjoy the hunt no matter what....

Posted by Sawblade on 02-28-2014 10:56 AM:

masonman 1974

If you can have that kind of attitude at all events you WILL have a great time and all those around you will as well.
In my opinion our breed days are a place for all of us redbone people to get together and make friends. The hunting title is important too but it come second or third on my list of why we have the event.

Good luck this year hope to see you at American Redbone Days.
I'll be the somewhat fat guy that stinks like vinegar and absorbine. lol

Posted by oklared on 02-28-2014 12:46 PM:

PUT SOME SPOT-ON ON THE BACK OF YOUR NECK

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Posted by Richard Lambert on 02-28-2014 02:42 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by oklared
PUT SOME SPOT-ON ON THE BACK OF YOUR NECK

How much should I use and how often do I need to apply it?

Posted by masonman1974 on 02-28-2014 02:51 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Richard Lambert
How much should I use and how often do I need to apply it?

I always just pickem off...

Posted by timber hunter on 02-28-2014 03:45 PM:

yep

you are right, all about perspective. I just hate ticks and I have never experienced crazy ticks like that before!!!

Posted by oklared on 02-28-2014 03:47 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Richard Lambert
How much should I use and how often do I need to apply it?

HOW BIG AN OLD BOY ARE YA

Posted by Richard Lambert on 02-28-2014 04:21 PM:

I called my vet and he said to just squirt 3 cc's (one tube) down the back of my neck and between my shoulder blades once a month. He also said to only wash that area once a month. But that won't be a problem since I only take a shower once a month.

Posted by Richard Lambert on 02-28-2014 04:23 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by masonman1974
I always just pickem off...

Isn't that a country song?

Does any one remember what this thread was about originally?

Posted by Tim Trone on 02-28-2014 06:04 PM:

An address would be real nice also. And dates and deadline times

Posted by Richard Lambert on 02-28-2014 06:41 PM:

Re: June 12-13-14

quote:
Originally posted by OLD TIMER
East of St. Louis, Olney IL.

...Fairgrounds.....Down Town......Deadlines will be in the Bloodlines

Olney is not that big. If you can find Olney, then you won't have any problem finding the fairgrounds. There is only one main street. If you leave Florida on Tuesday, you should be able to make the deadline on Thursday.

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