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Just a FYI for all you LI hunters.  Make sure you spray your clothes with Permethrin from Sawyers!  Ticks on LI carry a variety of diseases Lyme is one of the many and can ruin your health, don't take that risk!  It cost about 20$ for a bottle and you can do a full set of clothes for hunting the season.   I just used a bottle plus for all my pants, underwear, socks, boots, base layers, bandana, pack and will do my new safety harness after I hunt tomorrow if I get one.  Well worth the extra time and cost!  

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This is also found in nature and the scent is minimal so you do not have to worry about it causing a deer to smell you.

And don't do what I did and spray it on while you are wearing your clothes this is a treatment that you have to put on your clothes and let dry before you use it!

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