What do you use against Mosquitos?

[kidicarus13]

DEET (if it's borderline bad for you it has to work), long sleeves, pants, and start a fire and sit/stand near the smoke- fire ban permitting of course.
http://www.amazon.com/Repel-Insect-R.../dp/B004H89KFC

And stop stressing about the things mosquitos can spread. Before moving to Colorado I was bitten approximatley 776,122 times and did not contract anything. I'd worry more about lighting in Colorado.

[Great-Kazoo]

DEET (if it's borderline bad for you it has to work), long sleeves, pants, and start a fire and sit/stand near the smoke- fire ban permitting of course.
http://www.amazon.com/Repel-Insect-R.../dp/B004H89KFC

And stop stressing about the things mosquitos can spread. Before moving to Colorado I was bitten approximatley 776,122 times and did not contract anything. I'd worry more about lighting in Colorado.

personally know a guy who was hit by lightening TWICE

[MarkCO]

DEET (if it's borderline bad for you it has to work), long sleeves, pants, and start a fire and sit/stand near the smoke- fire ban permitting of course.
http://www.amazon.com/Repel-Insect-R.../dp/B004H89KFC

And stop stressing about the things mosquitos can spread. Before moving to Colorado I was bitten approximatley 776,122 times and did not contract anything. I'd worry more about lighting in Colorado.

And approximatley 750,000 mosquites died as a result of drinking your blood.

I use Permethrin on my clothes, gear and boots and Deet on exposed skin. 100% DEET might also be on a hat if I am not going to sweat. 20% on the skin. The best combination there is.

Permethrin is good of ticks, bed bugs and other stuff too. http://www.sawyer.com/permFAQ.html

I use the 12 ounce pump

[mtnrider]

And stop stressing about the things mosquitos can spread. Before moving to Colorado I was bitten approximatley 776,122 times and did not contract anything. I'd worry more about lighting in Colorado.

No kidding. I'm originally from Florida and I have seen more mosquitos (and lightning) in one day then you would see in 100 years here in Colorado.