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<blockquote data-quote="Clovishound" data-source="post: 783600" data-attributes="member: 50197">Thermacell is the only way to go for mosquitos. I became a believer after my first hunting trip with my dive buddy, now my hunting buddy. Hunting at the Wildlife Management Areas starts in mid Oct here. Most seasons the mosquitos are still around until well into Nov. I spent the first trip as close to by buddy as possible, as he had a Themacell up and running. Went out and bought one the next day. If they are really swarming super heavy, you will still have problems, but most of the time there is a buffer around you they just won't come into. Wind can occasionally cause problems if it is heavy enough to blow the allethrin away, but not heavy enough to blow the mosquitos away. This is a synthetic analog of a naturally occurring component of Chrysanthemums. I've never seen any spray on repellent do much to avoid mosquitos. DEET works well on ticks and redbugs, useless on the flying critters. </blockquote>

[QUOTE="Clovishound, post: 783600, member: 50197"] Thermacell is the only way to go for mosquitos. I became a believer after my first hunting trip with my dive buddy, now my hunting buddy. Hunting at the Wildlife Management Areas starts in mid Oct here. Most seasons the mosquitos are still around until well into Nov. I spent the first trip as close to by buddy as possible, as he had a Themacell up and running. Went out and bought one the next day. If they are really swarming super heavy, you will still have problems, but most of the time there is a buffer around you they just won't come into. Wind can occasionally cause problems if it is heavy enough to blow th[FONT=arial]e allethrin away, but not heavy enough to blow the mosquitos away. This is a synthetic analog of a naturally occurring component of Chrysanthemums. I've never seen any spray on repellent do much to avoid mosquitos. DEET works well on ticks and redbugs, useless on the flying critters. [/FONT] [/QUOTE]

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