on a lighter note...

You're on Chincoteague Island in the summer.
E Texas mosquitos eat Chincoteague Island varieties for breakfast! One once stuck his beak thru a washtub a guy was hiding under--he bent its beak over with a hammer like a nail, and the thing flew off with the washtub!
There are actually fossilized remains of mosquitos there that would scare you....
 
The New Jersey ones aren't too friendly either. What the lack in puncturing ability, they make up in numbers. At the beach in the summer, between the greenheads, horseflies and mosquitoes, it's best to get a blood transfusion before donning your bathing suit.
 
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The New Jersey ones aren't too friendly either. What the lack in puncturing ability, they make up in numbers. At the beach in the summer, between the greenheads, horseflies and mosquitoes, it's best to get a blood transfusion before donning your bathing suit.
Are green heads deer flies? Those things are as brutal as any Tsetse fly! I. heard they stopped some outside construction projects cold, and I for one believe it.
 
The New Jersey ones aren't too friendly either. What the lack in puncturing ability, they make up in numbers. At the beach in the summer, between the greenheads, horseflies and mosquitoes, it's best to get a blood transfusion before donning your bathing suit.
Sounds just like Maine in late May and early June. Damned black flies and horseflies will lug you off if you're not hanging onto something.
 

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KEMP AFRICAN SAFARIS wrote on intj's profile.
welcome to the forum.if you have any questions please feel free at any time .
Here is short video of blesbok hunt from yesterday

made it to camp yesterday afternoon! had a braai with some awesome T-bones ready to start hunting for sable today!
made it to camp , had a big Braai last night with some awesome T-bones! ready to start the day!
 
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