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Pretty Serious. I have a nephew and a niece with Lyme and other related problems that came from ticks.
BCoutdoorsurvival 1 year ago
No you should not burn them
Carlsarv 3 years ago
i heard you can light em with a lighter to gt em out... is that true?
killuminati63 3 years ago
thanks...now i got goosebumps...hope your happy
MeanJRod 3 years ago