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Steve H

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Morning folks!
Almost all of our previous camping trips have been lake front with breezes strong enough to usually keep those blood suckers at bay. Our new camp site is different. And while I'm usually not targeted too much. Ann's getting slaughtered! Until I get a few remote outlets in. I needed an alternative way to keep them under control.
So, Ann enabled me!

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These appear to be legit. We had a 120 volt one years ago. And I hated emptying it. This drops them to the ground. Just hose off occasionally. We'll find out tonight.
 
Steve I hunt in a nasty swamp on an island in Notcals CA Delta.
The skeeterz cold carry a grown man away . I don't use spray anymore after I started using these.
I'll add a link in a second.
I'm telling you, once you turn a few on, it's like a wall of steel around you.
In our 17' long duck bind we place one in the center, and very rarely does anyone get bit anymore. Walking in I wear the portable on my belt, in the blind we use the lantern style .

They run on a small nonrefillable butane cartridge. Save the empty cartridges,there are google videos that show you how to make them refillable, super easily.

The chemical is damn near scentless, and they last for hrs. I use mine over a whole weekend of hunting, sometimes more. I save the old chemical taps in a Ziploc, and reuse them until they stop working, by using two of them sticking end to end in the holder.

Im telling you, we don't call them the wall of steel for nothing, they freak'in work amazing.

Here's the one I wear on my belt or use in a tent .



Here's the lantern we use.

I see they havenew produts, a rechargeable unit, that might be better for you situation.

Seriously, look into them, they aren't stupid expensive, and they work!!!
 
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Steve I hunt in a nasty swamp on an island in Notcals CA Delta.
The skeeterz cold carry a grown man away . I don't use spray anymore after I started using these.
I'll add a link in a second.
I'm telling you, once you turn a few on, it's like a wall of steel around you.
In our 17' long duck bind we place one in the center, and very rarely does anyone get bit anymore. Walking in I wear the portable on my belt, in the blind we use the lantern style .

They run on a small nonrefillable butane cartridge. Save the empty cartridges,there are google videos that show you how to make them refillable, super easily.

The chemical is damn near scentless, and they last for hrs. I use mine over a whole weekend of hunting, sometimes more. I save the old chemical taps in a Ziploc, and reuse them until they stop working, by using two of them sticking end to end in the holder.

Im telling you, we don't call them the wall of steel for nothing, they freak'in work amazing.

Here's the one I wear on my belt or use in a tent .



Here's the lantern we use.

I see they havenew produts, a rechargeable unit, that might be better for you situation.

Seriously, look into them, they aren't stupid expensive, and they work!!!
We have those too. Just forgot to bring them out. And wanted a solution that didn't require replacing fuel cells or the pads. I have a one to clip on your belt. And a tabletop one.
Thanks for the tip though!
They work great in calm weather. Or in a gazebo.
 
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