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To: digger48

I got into it last spring, here in Northern Virginia. It put me out of weed-whacking duties for more than 6 months. Shin blisters the size of Man-o-wars.
Never saw it but it saw me. Now, I wear rain gear and boots when I trim.


20 posted on 04/15/2021 4:02:06 AM PDT by ArtDodger
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To: ArtDodger

Wow

I’ll definitely keep an eye out for it


24 posted on 04/15/2021 4:26:12 AM PDT by digger48
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To: ArtDodger; Augie

So Art,

Inform local County agricultural specialist for tracking purposes.

Spray it early spring, a week later go out at Night, remove all flowers carefully and bag for later burning, cut the rest down and put it in bags marked “HAZARD” somewhere to dry, burn your hazmat suit and go in shower in under low light, avoid sunlight for a few days! Dispose of the dry product at some local biohazard site along with all your accumulated dryed poison ivy!

Is that about right??


45 posted on 04/15/2021 6:17:31 AM PDT by Pete from Shawnee Mission
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