Love these style videos Steven! Been watching your gear lists for the last few years and my buddies always wonder where I get my ideas lol! Thanks for the tips! Very useful for the field!
Steven, long time follower love all your content! I am disturbed though! Ever since Sitka came out with Permethrin treated clothing it has freaked me out. I have worked in the Agriculture Industry for over 20 years and you talk about some nasty stuff buddy. We have used it in many ways mainly to control insects in alfalfa. I realize it is "considered safe when dry" for humans and Im sure we are using a different formulation that what they are using, hopefully..... is having this insecticide on you or your clothes better than contracting lime disease??? All I can say is I would rather have Lime than buy clothing that is treated with this stuff......I basically burn any clothes after I handle an enclosed jug not even getting any on me. Do your own research, but I couldn't fathom buying clothes treated with it!!! Be Safe 🦌
Wild!! Thanks for your thoughtful message. To my understanding it’s a very low grade insecticide, far less so than what’s used it agriculture, which makes it non-toxic to humans. But I’ll definitely do more research on this! Chemicals and Lyme are both bad stuff!
Love these style videos Steven! Been watching your gear lists for the last few years and my buddies always wonder where I get my ideas lol! Thanks for the tips! Very useful for the field!
Glad you like them! More to come!
Steven, long time follower love all your content! I am disturbed though! Ever since Sitka came out with Permethrin treated clothing it has freaked me out. I have worked in the Agriculture Industry for over 20 years and you talk about some nasty stuff buddy. We have used it in many ways mainly to control insects in alfalfa. I realize it is "considered safe when dry" for humans and Im sure we are using a different formulation that what they are using, hopefully..... is having this insecticide on you or your clothes better than contracting lime disease??? All I can say is I would rather have Lime than buy clothing that is treated with this stuff......I basically burn any clothes after I handle an enclosed jug not even getting any on me. Do your own research, but I couldn't fathom buying clothes treated with it!!! Be Safe 🦌
Wild!! Thanks for your thoughtful message. To my understanding it’s a very low grade insecticide, far less so than what’s used it agriculture, which makes it non-toxic to humans. But I’ll definitely do more research on this! Chemicals and Lyme are both bad stuff!