Re: ticks
Can we assume (I hope) that there's no evidence of Lyme disease in Canyon ticks? That the only problem is they're disgusting?
jan_swafford 2014-04-21 06:33:57 #75755

Need a spot on camping permit for Tuesday May 20 2014
Please help!!! I have meals at Phantom Ranch May 20th, but no place to stay. I was told camping permits allow a group of up to 6. If you have less than 6...
palauriebenton 2014-04-21 00:26:26 #75754

Re: ticks
Ticks are very common in Grand Canyon year round, especially on routes used by sheep. We had one embed in the upper arm of one of our river running buddies...
Tom Martin 2014-04-20 20:43:54 #75753

Re: ticks
I think ticks commonly live/feed on deer ??? We went to Indian Garden in January and repeatedly saw deer - perhaps as many as ten different individuals - on...
desert1s 2014-04-20 20:20:22 #75752

Re: ticks
Hi Anton,I almost always find a tick or two during a hike. Usually I will see them crawling on my pants when stop to take a break, but I will do an...
ned.bryant 2014-04-20 17:58:10 #75751

ticks
I thought this may be helpful to share. Last month (around March 15) I caught a tick while camped at Deer Creek. Somehow ticks don't come to mind when...
Anton Solovyev 2014-04-20 17:20:01 #75750

Re: FiveTen Savant availability
I don't think I like either Savant or Aescent, because neither is nearly as comfortable to me, in terms of fit (arch support in particular) as the CampFour. ...
johngeyles 2014-04-20 14:32:57 #75749

Re: FiveTen Savant availability
Having now tried the Aescent, I don't bemoan the loss of the Savant at all! Much prefer the Aescent--although YMMV. Follow-up review and caveats:...
mikerogers_vt 2014-04-20 12:33:50 #75748

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