Mosquito

[DonavonP]

Someone in Louisiana, I can't find the original thread, asked if there were any new mosquito repellant products on the market.

I saw this really simple thing - http://skeeterbag.com/ and thought I'd post it. It's so simple, I thought most anyone could make it out of mosquito netting.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Mosquitos have banned this product.

[DonavonP]

Someone in Louisiana, I can't find the original thread, asked if there were any new mosquito repellant products on the market.

I saw this really simple thing - http://skeeterbag.com/ and thought I'd post it. It's so simple, I thought most anyone could make it out of mosquito netting.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Mosquitos have banned this product.

[Zimectrin]

The most ethical place for a Mosquito is on the end of my fly rod.

[Rich & Zara]

We find the mosquito coil is very effective, especially if two or three are burning on your opposite sides and down next to the ground, outside of course. If it is a windy day, then forget about the coils and hope that wind will blow those mosquitos away. You can find them in the sporting section of most all department stores, they usually run about $1.50 for a box of twelve. One coil will last about six hours. These coils are very common and popular in the tropical areas of Asia.

Zara

[Richman]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Someone in Louisiana, I can't find the original thread, asked if there were any new mosquito repellant products on the market.

I saw this really simple thing - http://skeeterbag.com/ and thought I'd post it. It's so simple, I thought most anyone could make it out of mosquito netting. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

At least this product won't attract the little pests like bug lights do.

Good idea.