Tick treatment will happen, just no date on it yet.
Dropped off the last lick of the year for them, they weren't Overly bothered with it which is a good sign they don't need them anymore.
Tuesday, 1 May 2018
Another full house half way down the middle main track past horse pond.
All looking well but ticky. Got a call from a member of public concerned one had rash under the armpit, explained it' almost certainly an exploded tick. Nice. Sure enough, 940 has a couple, so have another 2 or 3. Looks worse than it is, perfectly normal at this time of year.
Tick treatment will happen, just no date on it yet.
Dropped off the last lick of the year for them, they weren't Overly bothered with it which is a good sign they don't need them anymore.
Tick treatment will happen, just no date on it yet.
Dropped off the last lick of the year for them, they weren't Overly bothered with it which is a good sign they don't need them anymore.
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