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    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
    I like that, I miss the woods sometimes. I spent my winters in the Appalachian Mountains & my summers in South Florida when I was a kid; product of a divorce.
    Next time I get an opportunity to move back to the country/with job....I'm stayin put for good !
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    I'm inside because outdoor there are to much mosquitos, place is wonderfull, wild and with many trees but, as you can see from first picture we need to have a mosquito-net mounted on every windows because they don't leave you in peace.
    Consider that if I take my old time Vespa and drive for 5 miles, arrive on the coast where there are the beach and the Mediterranean sea.
    Yes, I 'm living in a nice place.
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    Problem solved mate. All you need is the Aerogard...






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    Yes,I know that but isn't enought, you can take a shower with the Aerogard that they pic you at the same way, the lonely thing that play are the smoking spirals, usually I light a pair of this spirals on the terrace then I have 7-8 hours mosquitos free.

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    Hmmm...Have you tried the yellow can? Tropical strength. Another option would be Bushmans. Don't know if you can get that over there though. Skeeters are a right royal british pain in the arse. Suck the fun outta life they do.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Bushdoctor View Post
    I'm inside because outdoor there are to much mosquitos, place is wonderfull, wild and with many trees but, as you can see from first picture we need to have a mosquito-net mounted on every windows because they don't leave you in peace.
    Consider that if I take my old time Vespa and drive for 5 miles, arrive on the coast where there are the beach and the Mediterranean sea.
    Yes, I 'm living in a nice place.
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    Bushdoctor,
    We have our mosquito problem down here in the Everglades. I have always had success with these two products. If you don't mind the chemical DEET, then 40% or higher will do the job; if you want natural, the the Eucalyptus based Repel is great. I have never been bitten with the Eucalyptus on. It lasts more than 6 hours also.

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    I thank you all for your suggest, I've try all kind of repellent in the past, but now I usually use this in pics because they work good here.
    Sorry for the OT.

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    I remember using those coils on family camp outs quite often. Around the house I have some citronella oil candles that I use for the back porch to keep the skeeters at bay while we're out. The Thermacell is my favorite new invention. I mostly use it for early season scouting trips or when the fellows and I are camping but it's nice not having to spray down to keep free of the bites.
    The Most Effective Mosquito Repellent for Outdoor Areas | ThermaCELL

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    In my opinion the best and most effective mosquito repellent is a good cigar.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Otto View Post
    In my opinion the best and most effective mosquito repellent is a good cigar.
    Oh, yeah, I smoke some kind of "cigars", and are really stinking but mosquito are attracted at any rate.

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