I have never found evidence that grass cut short and free of leaves has any bearing on tick populations. I see it as a myth forwarded by the overly cautious. Leaf litter and longer grass, even natural yards are a boon to improved ecological balance. So to reiterate, I take exception to the tick advice above that implies monoculture yards are necessary for optimal tick control.
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I have never found evidence that grass cut short and free of leaves has any bearing on tick populations. I see it as a myth forwarded by the overly cautious. Leaf litter and longer grass, even natural yards are a boon to improved ecological balance. So to reiterate, I take exception to the tick advice above that implies monoculture yards are necessary for optimal tick control.
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The title of your article is " The most dangerous creature 👻👽 in Vermont 🍑🍓🍉". I beg to differ, the homo sapiens inside of motor 🛵 🚑🚜 vehicles, 🚗🚗🚗🚨🚨, etc, are surely a greater cause of injury 🤕 and death ☠️💀 ‼️👌👹
Sir, I resent you 🤙😎 calling your fellow citizens "creatures", and homo sapiens. Next thing, you will be calling actors "thespians" ‼️