🦟No more mosquito plague - a fight for life and death 👿

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

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  • @dmtnw4480
    @dmtnw4480 Год назад +2

    Skin so soft made by Avon also works to deter mosquitoes

  • @troyyardley9471
    @troyyardley9471 Год назад +1

    USMC thought me a lot BUT I'm STILL learning too thank you n STAY BLESSED loved yer experience. With ticks.glad you recovered..still praying FOR YOUR health

  • @kijuty
    @kijuty Год назад +1

    You are just to sweet , thats why mosquitos love you :) --- Mosquitos have killed more people than any other animals, thats what i have heard

  • @BjornAndreasBull-Hansen
    @BjornAndreasBull-Hansen Год назад +19

    Thanks for the information and advice! I find that Thermacell helps a lot against mosquitos. My nemesis is the deer louse fly, though. I hate them.

    • @roald48
      @roald48 Год назад +1

      Bring a female with you; they are needed for more than just cooking. LOL.

    • @stevescott8060
      @stevescott8060 Год назад

      First, Wow, Yay, a ❤️from Vanessa . Swooning for a moment there. Various Incense, burning citronella oil torch, and the best DDT, Panama Canal Insect Repellent, whatever works best.

  • @davegoodridge8352
    @davegoodridge8352 Год назад +1

    Ticks and chiggers are my worst enemies

  • @RG-yn9rw
    @RG-yn9rw Год назад +20

    Another great video Vanessa. Great to see you looking so fit and well again!

  • @sigurdivar4227
    @sigurdivar4227 Год назад +2

    Mosquitos loves me. I hate them. Everthing that helps fighting them is helpful.

  • @cmar4076
    @cmar4076 Год назад +1

    Great info, thanks!

  • @MBohm1990
    @MBohm1990 Год назад +3

    I hate mosquitoes but, if we didn't have them, we wouldn't have jerassic park. I remember when the west Nile virus started. It freaked me out! You don't hear about it anymore, strange.

  • @Dstuff44Duval904
    @Dstuff44Duval904 Год назад +1

    Mosquitos prefer O Blood Type. Thermo-Cells work really well to remove mosquitos from your area and they are fairly cheap to purchase.

  • @canadianlumberjack7642
    @canadianlumberjack7642 Год назад +3

    This woman is fantastically fit. She mentioned "breeding" too.😘 now seriously. Mosquitos safety so so important for bushcrat. Vanessa so sweet thats why the critters wanna eat her ( nom nom nom) NOTE mud on skin does both protect and removes the protien. Good for bee stings too.

  • @NorthGeorgiaSurvival
    @NorthGeorgiaSurvival Год назад +1

    The skeeters eat me alive every time, because I am so sweet. Yeah, or maybe because I am a diabetic and my sugar is, at least. I am a skeeter magnet for sure, though. They see me and it's chow time! UGH!

  • @davec9244
    @davec9244 Год назад +2

    I learned a lot. Thank you. You work very hard to do these vides, doing them in both languages. Your English is very good, and getting better ALL the time stay safe

  • @stephencarlson1430
    @stephencarlson1430 Год назад +1

    Thank you for the video

  • @georgemartin1498
    @georgemartin1498 Год назад +5

    Thanks Vanessa for an excellent video! And also for a perfect Freudian slip: “men and humans”😂😂😂. As, evidently, a non human I salute you👍👍

  • @stevestumpy6873
    @stevestumpy6873 Год назад +8

    When it comes to mosquitos, bite them back.

  • @leonardopoli319
    @leonardopoli319 Год назад +5

    Mosquitoes are always a big problem unfortunately . As always your video is beautiful and interesting, hello good evening 👍👋

  • @johnspruit7296
    @johnspruit7296 Год назад +4

    A vary timely topic Vanessa . In the early summer we get inundated with Black Flies , then as it heats up the Mosquitoes take over making evening activity's mostly something to avoid if possible . August and September are beautiful tent camping weather with the warmest ( relatively ) water and cooler nights there is far less biting critters after your blood. Lots of forest fire smoke in the air this year. NO outside fires allowed anywhere . You are looking so incredible and healthy. Best wishes for you and your family . Ontario Canada .

  • @robertadelsberger3749
    @robertadelsberger3749 Год назад +6

    Great Video Vanessa!! I know it’s not always possible but a fan works really well if you are at home.

  • @shogun666able
    @shogun666able Год назад +1

    Forgot now you mentioned it, always pack a spoon and a lighter. Likely rub the back of a hot spoon, lighty at first until you can take the heat, then press it in over the bite, itch gone. As you say Vanessa, an old trick that still works and works very well.

  • @fearthehoneybadger
    @fearthehoneybadger Год назад +1

    I hate when I'm trying to sleep and I hear that sound.

  • @551taylor
    @551taylor Год назад

    Nice one Vanessa. The word you were searching for is pollen. Insects pollinate flowers to make fruit.
    A military grade mosquito repellant contains Deet, if that’s any help, but I wear a mosquito net over my face so that I don’t swallow or choke on them!

  • @snoxander6333
    @snoxander6333 Год назад +2

    I think the type of blood also attracts the mosquitoes O+ specifically.

    • @fjb4932
      @fjb4932 Год назад +1

      I not only Think, i KNOW.
      I'm O+

    • @snoxander6333
      @snoxander6333 Год назад +1

      @@fjb4932 me to 😆

  • @rcha7640
    @rcha7640 Год назад +2

    Great video Vanessa. Try using vinegar after being bitten. Just kitchen vinegar, it will stop the itchiness. Enjoying your video. Please keep them coming.

  • @ecocentrichomestead6783
    @ecocentrichomestead6783 Год назад +1

    Mosquitoes and ticks are two of the base food sources of every ecosystem.
    Unfortunately, there is no "reason" for any animal. There's just the evolution of millions of species finding a necessary balance.

  • @jimdavis2113
    @jimdavis2113 Год назад +5

    Thank you Vanessa. Very helpful information that you have gathered. Hi to the boys, and all the best from Alaska.

  • @brett76544
    @brett76544 Год назад +1

    never had issues with mosquitos. They always went after my sister, mom, wife, brothers wife. The men in the family and I mean a few generations worth none of us have problems with them.

  • @duanelogan9633
    @duanelogan9633 Год назад +4

    Thanks Vanessa on the advice about mosquitoes 🦟 and thank you for the video 🦊🏆🌺👍

  • @cliffyarboro1163
    @cliffyarboro1163 Год назад +2

    Awesome video Vanessa I hate the skeeters and ticks looking good ,take care👍

  • @Shawn-px3yz
    @Shawn-px3yz Год назад +3

    Great Video Vanessa! Very informative. This will help a lot of people… not just Bushcrafter & Woodsmen/woman. The occasional Camper and even City people can use this information to help them avoid Mosquitoes! People should dump any standing water they have around the home. If it just a bucket, a Child’s Sand Pail for the Sandbox or beach etc should also have any accumulated water dumped out of them. Keeping these areas that Mosquitoes use to breed will help keep their population down around your home.

  • @AlexanderWiggins-y8z
    @AlexanderWiggins-y8z Год назад +1

    Mosquitos can drive you crazy ! Very interesting and I learned a lot. Also there are mosquito hats with mesh - net veils for the face available on line. Sort of like what bee keepers wear.

  • @DanielBelliveau-y5x
    @DanielBelliveau-y5x Год назад +1

    Vanessa ,yarrow crushed up and rubbed onto yourself like your elderberry also keeps the mosquitoes at bay. thanks for the tips.

  • @jamesparker6383
    @jamesparker6383 Год назад +6

    They're also are attracted by the carbon dioxide that you expel. It can help if you can also camp in an area that has somewhat of a breeze passing through along with smoke from your campfire. It also helps if you don't use anything scented such as deodorant or shampoo. I would like to thank you for these videos and I'm looking forward to more. BTW I'm here in the U.S. in Georgia.

    • @rooramblingon895
      @rooramblingon895 Год назад +1

      That's true for a lot of flying monsters isn't it? I was told that is what makes them congregate around our heads...How true is that?

  • @ConnieShearer-m1v
    @ConnieShearer-m1v Год назад

    Your English is just fine, sweetie! This is the first video of yours that I've found, and I love you! Hope to see more. 🙂

  • @shirleyboy8859
    @shirleyboy8859 Год назад

    They love to eat me Vanessa.... I am Itching now just thinking about them..... I am Glad to have you back..... :-)) xxxx

  • @suezaple4950
    @suezaple4950 Год назад +3

    thank's Vanessa for the tips , raw onion rubbed on the mosquito bite also helps, I have tried it in Northern Ontario canada. And the Thermicell helps as well they are batterie opporated . Ontario Canada look forward to the next video

  • @gregoryfranklin5108
    @gregoryfranklin5108 Год назад +1

    I lived with a river behind my house while growing up . As it got warmer and mosquitoes got more of a problem , we ate raw onion and garlic in salads . As we perspire, our sweat made us less desirable to those blood sucking fiends. MY Grandfather taught us that trick . Friends might complain about your breath but we suffer complaints to avoid the biters .

  • @Flashahol
    @Flashahol Год назад

    Scent-proof hunting clothes work amazingly for the parts that are covered! With a hunting hoodie, I only have to lightly spray around my face, it's almost like an invisibility cloak!

  • @gregholl5011
    @gregholl5011 Год назад

    Vanessa you are just sweeter. :)
    They don't bother me as much even though I sweat a lot

  • @smoothvern165
    @smoothvern165 Год назад +4

    Great information! Mosquitoes love me, so I’m going to try the hot metal technique to stop the bites from itching. First time I’ve ever heard of that.

    • @TheWorryingWolverine
      @TheWorryingWolverine Год назад +3

      ... or use some vinegar, that should also help against the bite and provide a bit of cooling too.

  • @rich3687
    @rich3687 Год назад

    I love hearing you talk, you're looking very good in this video.

  • @troobix_s
    @troobix_s Год назад +2

    You can use tar or tar soap :) it smells like resin. I like! And mosquitos don't :)

  • @mda1501
    @mda1501 Год назад +2

    Vanessa, great video. I am one of those people who gets bitten all the time😢. I use mosquito wipes with 25% Deet, especially when I travel to Africa.

  • @gregoryfranklin5108
    @gregoryfranklin5108 Год назад +1

    After being bitten we would dab a little (amonia) on the bite . It nearly always stopped the itch . Also a trick from my Grandfather . ❤

  • @richardribot1441
    @richardribot1441 Год назад +1

    Hi there Vanessa nice to see you again wow that mosquito sounds loud, I have a problem with the mosquitoes because I am like sugar for them😮😮 I go camping I have to spray myself enjoy and be safe💝🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️

  • @johnmoco3684
    @johnmoco3684 Год назад +3

    I tend to put hot sauce on most of the food I eat. Guess those little critters don't like that. They tend to stay FAR away from me..

  • @iraqiiraqi1424
    @iraqiiraqi1424 Год назад +1

    ❓⁉️إذأعلى موضوع البعوض ولحشرات ولزواحف سهله 🐺🐶🦊😄😀😆😃😁😄😀

  • @Kurtdog63
    @Kurtdog63 Год назад

    Mosquitoes, ticks, and chiggers are really bad here in Kentucky certain times of year. I wear light cotton khaki color clothes, long sleeves, long pants, a mesh summer ball cap or light green golf hat, a head net, and light cotton gloves on my hands. Tall un-insulated rubber boots with my pants tucked in reduce ticks and chiggers from climbing up inside my pant legs. I spray Deep Woods Off on my socks and pant legs, all openings in my clothing, around my wrists, around my collar, around my waist, and up the buttons on the front of my shirt. If I am not wearing rubber boots, I also spray my shoes, the laces, and around the tongue of the shoe so the bugs have no way to crawl in. Before I started using spray, I would get 50 bites or more on each ankle and dozens of bites all over my body. I actually have some scars from chiggers. Thanks for sharing.

  • @DiyEcoProjects
    @DiyEcoProjects Год назад +2

    Thank you for a lovely video. Just wanted to wish you a happy year ahead. All the best, Kieron

  • @TheLightofGod
    @TheLightofGod Год назад +4

    I know they play their part in the cycle of life, but boy do I hate those blood-suckerz! I hate 'em so much I'm surprised they don't use all the blood from slaughterhouses as mosquito traps that lure them en masse to their deaths (traps designed to exterminate them). On another note, you made me laugh so hard when you said some people were like McDonald's Signs along a highway to mosquitoes. Too funny! Thanks for sharing your ideas on how to keep them off. PS luv your accent. :)

    • @fjb4932
      @fjb4932 Год назад

      What part do they play in the cycle of life ?
      Other than they are hatched and i kill as many as i can.

  • @kevinlittle9483
    @kevinlittle9483 Год назад +1

    Great information Vanessa!❤ Love you and glad to see you always 😊

  • @564df6g5h4d6f5g4h6d5
    @564df6g5h4d6f5g4h6d5 Год назад +1

    Wow Vanessa looking good.

  • @ravenpowersteeringspeciali6269

    I have found that eating garlic three or four days in advance of going into areas with mosquitoes signifigntly cuts down the number of bites. also, spreading garlic granuals or powder helps reduce the number of bugs in a lawn or garden

  • @mediannox
    @mediannox Год назад +6

    The mosquito hat with net works also and is suitable for men, women and humans.😁👍

    • @rooramblingon895
      @rooramblingon895 Год назад +2

      What about alien lizards...I mean politicians? 😂

  • @jesussuvcampkayakadventure6052
    @jesussuvcampkayakadventure6052 Год назад +1

    Thank you for the tips, know I now how to manage, I love your show, Vanessa

  • @owenmorse3136
    @owenmorse3136 Год назад +5

    I have found its always best 👌 to try and keep away from still swamped water 💧 when the weather is hot because thats where mosquitos and other insects tend to bite , and they have a knowing of where to bite a victim being man or animal alike. I have been bit badly myself on occasions and it's no fun , it's better to go out with spray protection than with non covering your body .
    ❤️Vanessa.

  • @guillaumekeulen219
    @guillaumekeulen219 Год назад

    I subscribed to your German Chanel, as Dutchman living very close to the German/Belgium border, its easier to follow , but writing in English is easier than German (grammar)!

  • @kurtsteiner8384
    @kurtsteiner8384 10 месяцев назад

    Very good vanessa. And interesting too about insects and knatts mosquitos.

  • @theblackbullatmidgley3998
    @theblackbullatmidgley3998 Год назад +1

    Very useful information, excellent video

  • @arthurphetteplace8917
    @arthurphetteplace8917 Год назад

    Liked your video Vanessa good info on mosquitoes have a nice day 👍

  • @davidhopson9802
    @davidhopson9802 Год назад

    Vanessa I'm a 218 lb. Man and I love hunting and fishing camping. But those pesky mosquitos they unnerve me

  • @slimdusty6328
    @slimdusty6328 Год назад

    Mosquito and sandflies up on my place seem to love to see when we have visitors. Its like ahhhh yeah, yippy some new flavored blood

  • @SparrowMountain
    @SparrowMountain 11 месяцев назад

    Hey thats great info, I like the idea that you can take away the itch.
    Dave from Canada

  • @peerx7866
    @peerx7866 Год назад

    1:10 tea tree oil dissolved in alcohol. You smell like a train sleeper after that, but no mosquitoes and it is natural !

  • @iqra9620
    @iqra9620 Год назад

    I was born in a tropical island and we have mosquito mostly at night in summer time.I used to have an electric fan on(swinging) in the bedroom and that blow the mosquito away.

  • @davidhello4777
    @davidhello4777 Год назад

    An entire mosquito net suit (jacket, pants, hat covering) is also available.

  • @patfinn8859
    @patfinn8859 Год назад

    Thanks for the update V !

  • @myronadams2101
    @myronadams2101 Год назад

    Thermocel will help with most mosquitoes. A permethrin base spray to treat your clothes is very helpful also.
    Best thing to do to make yourself less palatable to mosquitoes is add garlic to your diet. We are in an area with lots of mosquitoes so starting in early spring we add garlic to everything and take garlic supplements.

  • @eddieweyer3535
    @eddieweyer3535 Год назад

    Lookin really good, Vanessa!!!

  • @PickinPins
    @PickinPins Год назад +1

    You look so pretty Vanessa!

  • @girloutdoormalaysia1504
    @girloutdoormalaysia1504 Год назад

    Great video! Love to watch and learn

  • @taisontaison4118
    @taisontaison4118 Год назад +1

    , they are really bad where I am in the states also. I have heard that garlic is what they hate. An old friend of mine was standing talking to me one time. I was swatting gnats and mosquitos , I asked why are they not biting you. And he said that he was taking strong garlic pills.

  • @pandoralechat780
    @pandoralechat780 Год назад

    Very useful information Vanessa! We all need protection from these blood eating insects. Many mosquito borne diseases are still found in the world. 😀😀

  • @milliondollarartist
    @milliondollarartist 8 месяцев назад +1

    14:47 such fun. What was the reason for ticks?? Bird food, mice food and such? That would be my guess. We got to learn live with them, like it or not. Without the small creatures we don’t have the big creatures. Fact. 14:47

  • @maxwell9734
    @maxwell9734 Год назад +2

    Oh yes, Vanessa. You would be the perfect meal for the mosquitoes! So sweet!! Yummy 😋
    Keep a fire going near by and every chance you get, throw some wet leaves on.. just enough to actually make it smoke. And, you can always puff on a cigar .. that will keep them out of your face.

  • @MrRockstar1968
    @MrRockstar1968 Год назад

    Tea tree oil may help prevent bacteria and other microbes from growing in a bug bite. This can reduce the risk of infection, making it an excellent choice for children who cannot resist scratching. Research also shows that tea tree oil might act as a natural antihistamine.

  • @Jimimac73
    @Jimimac73 Год назад

    Thanks for your detailed information ❤much appreciated great advise...the best ive seen.

  • @johncasey1314
    @johncasey1314 Год назад

    Great work, really interesting and useful. Thank you

  • @kevincallahan3059
    @kevincallahan3059 Год назад

    I eat raw garlic when I'm in the bush. Seems to help a bit. Stay away from sugar n sweets. Thanks for the video!

  • @trentrho
    @trentrho Год назад

    More for ticks than mosquitos, in the U.S. we have a cleaning product called pine-sol. Mix that about 1 to 6 with water and spray from the knees and elbows down. Keeps ticks and chiggers(red bugs) off really well.

  • @smokinggar714
    @smokinggar714 Год назад

    We here don't have buckhorn or any of the other plants you said a lot of us make up witch hazel with red pine sap and the flowers of night blooming jasmine

  • @JohnMoore-q1u
    @JohnMoore-q1u Год назад

    Love it ,great video!

  • @bassamkawasmi4596
    @bassamkawasmi4596 Год назад +1

    Great as usual
    Danke

  • @drj2162
    @drj2162 Год назад

    Sie können jeden Insektenstich mit einer Paste aus Fleischzartmacher (Papain) einreiben, um den Juckreiz oder die Schmerzen zu lindern. Dies muss jedoch innerhalb von 10 bis 15 Minuten erfolgen.

  • @trollpatrol8453
    @trollpatrol8453 Год назад

    I don’t like spraying chemicals on my skin. On my clothes is fine. I use essential oil’s, peppermint is my favorite it also repels ticks. Take a tablespoon of alcohol or even better apple cider vinegar, drop in about 10 drops oil, then pour into a disposable water bottle. Label it, or take off the label so you don’t mistake it for your water, tastes horrible. 😂 I have a tiny spray bottle in a easy access pocket on my bag. Light spray in front of you and walk through. Spray above you for horse or deer flys they go away. Haven’t come out of the woods yet with ticks, and I’m deep woods mushroom hunting, not on a trail. Hope it helps.

    • @trollpatrol8453
      @trollpatrol8453 Год назад

      Oh or eat a clove of raw garlic two days in a row. If you sweat you might smell like spaghetti more then human. It also enters your blood which the mosquito won’t like. Enjoy 😂

  • @HoldenPower
    @HoldenPower Год назад

    Great vid 👍 you look amazing Vanessa ❤

  • @jasonbabila6006
    @jasonbabila6006 Год назад

    where there's water there will be mosquitoes when the temperature is right, I learned about Thermacell last year and I finally got one about 2 weeks ago and it works great at repelling mosquitoes.

  • @TheSaneHatter
    @TheSaneHatter Год назад +1

    I may very well be one of those people that mosquitoes don't like: we have them here in Texas, but I don't seem to get bitten very often. In fact, even the one time that mosquitoes infested a houseplant of mine (maybe a decade ago), I didn't get bitten much, even as I swatted them by the dozens. (Of course, they could have been males.)
    A bigger problem in our part of the country is FIRE ANTS, who are so pervasive that I've been bitten even while bicycling through the center of town here in Austin! Those bugs suck.
    I've been thinking about a Thermacell, too, despite all this, having just learned about it: I have a Coleman stove that it might fit very well.

  • @jeremiahacree8896
    @jeremiahacree8896 Год назад

    good information... we have something worse than mosquitoes in Florida called yellow flies and they are the only thing I fear in the woods lol. I carry a spray bottle of dawn dish soap water to shoot them down. It works quick and won't linger like raid or something.

  • @robertmontgomerybearwolf_s7715

    Vanessa... Mosquitoes are attracted to Carbon Dioxide which we breathe out. But anything with DEET will keep them away for a long while. But as you said they love stagnant water. Often times they are even seen during major storms and hurricanes. Such a great video. Yes a Point for you. You really look special in todays video. Maybe I be like mosquito and bite you... Ich Liebe Dich SOOOO !!!!

  • @suzukirider1957
    @suzukirider1957 Год назад

    That creek looks like a creek here in Texas I used to fish at

  • @richardprescott6322
    @richardprescott6322 Год назад

    Awesome woman ❤

  • @colinowenuk
    @colinowenuk Год назад

    Really enjoyable vid...Thanks.

  • @Glamst.447
    @Glamst.447 Год назад +2

    Those pesky things! 😅 my kids swell up so bad from misquote’s that the bumps have to have antibiotics ointment on them or it will get infected 😮‍💨🤒

  • @chaswarren7239
    @chaswarren7239 Год назад

    I'm a bloke and I get bitten too Vanessa !

  • @waltermears3044
    @waltermears3044 Год назад

    Great video 🥰🥰🥰

  • @ldn0224
    @ldn0224 Год назад +2

    The beer thing is not correct. Not true but maybe how the body processes alcohol. It is a personal chemistry thing.

    • @rooramblingon895
      @rooramblingon895 Год назад +1

      Alcohol is metabolised into acetaldehyde in the liver (ethanol to ethanal). Aldehydes are also a known part of body odour, and aldehydes attract mosquitoes. I cannot directly link them personally but it could be the reason.

  • @zorantasich9a3hp
    @zorantasich9a3hp Год назад

    In 20 year only 2 tick byte me. Tick need average 9 hour to find exact spot.
    But moskito dont make me any trouble they byte me but it is no trouble for me. Sometime I was covered moskito, look like that have long sleeve but I wear just T shirt or shirt without any sleeve,
    But I am forest ranger and any kind of living world was for me normal.
    In my area of course.
    Some kind moskitos from hill I cannot tolerate, because very strong alergic reaction. But from my area no problem,
    But there is many years experience in forest service
    Have a nice day

  • @troyyardley9471
    @troyyardley9471 Год назад

    LOVE yer.. info..so helpful..❤

  • @MauriceTarantulas
    @MauriceTarantulas Год назад +4

    Find a muddy bog and coat yourself in mud from head to toe!
    But seriously luckily here in most of Uk not so bad. Scotland has a huge amount of midges at the moment, huge clouds of them...must be a nightmare camping

    • @rooramblingon895
      @rooramblingon895 Год назад +1

      Smidges only eat English tourists I am led to believe by my extended family.....😂 One of the larger ones recently resigned from the Scottish parliament for embezzling funds......🙄

    • @MauriceTarantulas
      @MauriceTarantulas Год назад

      @@rooramblingon895Lucky cos am neither! If I do goto Scotland one day I'll def take into consideration the wee midges.