5 SURVIVAL HACKS To Repel Biting Bugs!
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Ultimate Guide: DIY Bug Spray & Natural Insect Repellents for Camping and Outdoor Adventures. Avoiding the Bites | Insect Remedies and Repelants
Can you prevent 100% of bug bites? Not always, but I’ll show you how to significantly reduce them with DIY custom bug spray and other effective remedies. Save money and protect yourself from pesky bugs with these tips! In this video, I’ll demonstrate various methods to repel biting bugs. Learn how to create your own custom bug spray using natural ingredients and essential oils. Regular tick checks are crucial for staying tick-free, and I’ll show you the best ways to perform them. Covering your whole body is one of my key strategies to keep biting bugs at bay, and I’ll guide you on the best techniques and gear to use. I don’t like to use chemicals like Deet and Permitherin because it’s highly toxic.
Discover the power of yarrow and wild mint as natural mosquito repellents, and how consuming garlic daily can be an effective, albeit smelly, bug deterrent. Additionally, some people swear by taking a vitamin B complex to repel bugs, and I’ll discuss its potential benefits. Whether you’re camping, hiking, or just enjoying the outdoors, these tips will help you stay bite-free.
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What is the best method that you’ve used to repel biting bugs? Any remedies passed down from many generations?
mosquitos are terrible flyers...(!) a simple breeze is hell to them, that's why they use plants and leaves to cover and rest from any wind... they are attracted by gasses we [all animals] exhale... that's what they use... a chemical detector... every strong smell we use masks those chemicals, and that's how it works... strong smelling oily perfumes [oily so they'll last longer] will do!... they ''sniff us out to find us, but when they are near us they detect our temperature to spot us... when we hear them is too late... they already know we're there too... smoke makes them go for the same reason... wrong heat signature and strong smell...
Icaridin, but if you miss a square inch they'll bite there
This is one of those topics that preppers don't spend enough time thinking about, insect borne disease. I've heard that mosquitos have killed more humans than any other animal (malaria, dengue, West Nile, yellow fever, Zika, chikungunya), while bubonic plague (black death) was primarily spread by fleas. Sanitation tends to be a less popular topic, but historically after disasters that tends to kill a lot of people who would have otherwise survived.
Not going to lie one night in Iraq in 2005 we were sleeping out in this field and me and my buddy drenched ourselves in premethrin because the sand fleas and biting creatures were so bad, we knew the danger but the bugs were bad. Im usually the same about trying not to use premetherin and insect repellents but it was bad enough we gave in and everybody that didnt use it got destroyed, i made sure after that to treat my uniforms, poncho, and woobie so it could dry and be done properly.
Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do.
I don’t blame you
G'day Mr. Salyer & camera woman. Well, we survived the challenge, but it took a lot out of us, especially the twins. It was their idea to do the extra days, but we did it and thank you for your kind words. Dad reckons it will be a while before we can be like On3. We will.! Remedies & Repellents -- We wash our outdoors clothes including socks, gloves etc with eucalyptus & tee tree through the washing machine (no detergent), it also sanitized the washer. Mozzies gets attracted to human body odour & heat, shield that than you're covered. So many high-tech gadgets nowadays but one got our attention. (CI-45). Love this chat show and you have a beautiful backyard. Mum plants herbs around the house, from lemongrass to lavender to chillies. The house smells of lavender and frangipani. No bugs here but we do get the occasional snakes now and then. Untill next adventure, thank you Mr.Salyer.
I love that you’re out there doing the things with your family. I miss my eucalyptus tree that was in our yard when we lived in California. Keep up the good work.
Smoldering Horsehoof fungus in a canteen cup or bushpot , which Mors Kochansky taught , can drive off mosquitoes to a degree ; you can also set it a smoldering on top of a green stick , split on the end , like a Tiki Torch . That's good in the North where there's Birch Trees to collect the fungus on , maybe not so much down South where you are though . Also burning punky wood works as well .
Remember the nights in the jungles of Panama. We used the army bug repellent and at night we would set up netting or wear the head net and fully clothed.
I did that in Canada as a Hitchiker crossing the country in bug season . I'm not a vet though , Thank You For Your Service in defense of others .
@@user-kx9mt1kb5k appreciate it
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*_TEA TREE OIL_*
used it during orientation. Worked fine
That stuff is a great antifungal to have on hand for foot care on long adventures where access to modern medical care isn't possible.
The number 1 way for anti bug your experience is stay in side with your pet panda …… that’s for the algorithm. Love what your doing keep them coming
Ahahah. Thanks.
Sawyer, excellent stuff.
Been using this for years.
Spraying my pack, clorhes, and boots, never a insect issue.
My 1st overnight trip was 3 WKS in the Everglades; 10 college freshman, 2 profs, & 2 guides. I was NOT prepared for those monsters they call mosquitoes! 25+ yrs later, my ❤ for swamps-esp beaver ponds! - is going strong!
Hi great video. I have worked outside for thirty years and I have also been a camper for along time. I eat one garlic clove a day and that works for me.
Dang what kind of camera do you use!? Clearer then most that I've seen👍🏻... And thanks for the tips on the bugs!!
I had a hammock with a top zip attached bug net, I got bit from below, any skin touching the bottom of the hammock was getting bit threw the hammock, no i rock a total surround center zip vertical zip hammock I picked up on amazon for like $16 and it is compact and works great.
Good tip!
I lived in alaska where mosquitos were the worst ive ever seen and thermacells do work really good i still use them to this day in Tennessee where I live.
I've heard those bug net head dressings can be used in the winter to melt snow down for water collection. Plus they weigh 0, good kit to carry.
I spray my outer clothing... works wonders maybe spray the backside of hammock a couple days in advance.
I'm surprised. You didn't mention tucking your sleeve under your glove cuff. It works like a charm to keep from getting bit.
Ticks are little monsters imagine a giant one that's a video game final boss nightmare fuel
I am going solo camping soon in a place known to have ticks if i see one i will scream like a girl and run away 🤣
@@lovebitcoin813 Ticks are the most terrifying and most disgusting creatures in all of ever, like I'm nauseated just writing this 🤢 My #1 nightmare fuel 👹
I’m going to try the garlic remedy. Thanks.
You’re welcome.
Im going camping next month, i think i will be bringing my fermented garlic and honey that i made. I watched a different channel and they recomended burning sage. I have a themacel, will work if you stay in the same spot and no wind.i also have a sassafras tree in my yard, so i might pull off some leaves. Bugs love me.
Don’t know about sassafras keeping buds away but it makes amazing camp tea
The North snows in for the winter and the South bugs out for the summer?
Ha ha ha 🤣
Good stuff!
Hello friend, here in East Texas I've tried Beauty Berry leaves rubbed on my skin and it seemed to work for a little while. I don't know if you have them there, I've not noticed the mint you showed us around here. We do have an edible plant with square stems called Lambs Quarter which we eat.
When we play in the woods at the deer camp we tape up. Wrist and ancles. Spray bug spray, then asap we take a bleach bath when we get home. Maybe a splash or 2 of bleach really help with chiggers and then bow season the mesh net is important
We always use a Thermacell while hunting.
I purchased a thermacell but I noticed that you need refills for them and that each on only lasts 12 hours? I'll have to look into it.
in an emergency I use eucalyptus leaves, folded to fit... they last about ! hr each though... and they need to be ftesh/ green... it works for me, I don't know about you, but you can try any local repeling plant...
@@user-McGiver I could try it but would have to pick up a tree.
Wear boots and long pants. Duct tape the pants to the boots to seal of any entry for ticks. There are garlic pills or capsules available. Roasted garlic is sweet. We use a lot of garlic in our cooking. Has anyone tried an ultrasonic repeller.
Salve of Comfrey and Worm wood works great to deal with bites.
Thanks for the tip!
@@SurvivalDispatch My pleasure
Shalom
Camamile works well 😊
Also makes a good tea!
@@SurvivalDispatch cleans wounds too it has mild anticeptic properties...
I like garlic
Me too. Lots of benefits.
@@SurvivalDispatch sure are Bub
Garlic coffee.
Good Kitty and Puppy :))
It could also work to put pine resin on your socks and pants because ticks are going to stick on it. However I have purchased permethrin to spray on my boots and backpack and I also spray myself with a mixture of essential oils but that only works for 6 hours and if it's hot way shorter. But also if tickbites itch you properly developing a imune reaction. Sometimes they do itch and I have noticed the tick is already dead when I pulled it off. When I first had them they where always still alive. But I'm still freaked out of these monsters and hesitate to do any wildcamping.
Have a guy with O positive blood type. All the mosquitoes will swarm to him.😂
Ha! That’s me!!
ME too! I'm a bug magnet!!!
I had a woman from Northern Maine tell me that she quit getting bit when she started eating 3 cloves of pickled garlic a day. Mosquitos, black flies, etc
Yes! Same for my friend and her whole family. There’s many reasons most of us should eat raw garlic daily.
Bee gear
Try active charcoal in your drink and when you blood has less chemicals in it the bugs don't want to bit you
Good to know. Thanks
My 13 year old cousin has the Alphagal allergy from the lone star tick bite since she was 5 my whole family has to feel her pain at holidays and family events cause it would be rude to eat something she couldn’t so it’s mostly chicken and turkey and fish lol
Poor girl. I hope they find a way to heal that allergy
Old method - Artemisia vulgaris, Tanacetum, Lavandula
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I was bit by mosquitos underwater. In south east texas.
Also through my average clothes.
They’re relentless.
Just have a piece of garlic toast, and and a teaspoon of local honey every morning and it will save 22 minutes of your life.
After shtf....the bugs will be the ones that take over the world.
Ahahaha. Right
The quiet ones bite , the males are noisy 😊
They are both evil!