need help.....

Robby · Bagger Joined: 26 Aug 2009 Posts: 262 Location: pontotoc

Joey,
Zack and shaw were supposed 2 do it sunday but didn't, had a guy from scruggs with the spray out there lookn 4 them sunday.
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Michael™ · Bagger Joined: 21 Sep 2008 Posts: 517

Things DONE..LOL>..thanx to ever whom took the time and effort to empty the bags and pick up around the woods at Bigbee. Course looks good, We didnt get to finish due to the oncoming storm..... I hope Brent Gillian made it out. they were tee'n off as it was drawing near bigbee
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Jingle · Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2010 3:00 pm Post subject:

Robby,
Stevie Shaw has offered his spray rig that will spray around 18'.
Can't remeber if he had a 4-wheeler to pull it?
Check with him on the availability of the rig.
Hopefully TDGA/Tombigbee will pay for the spray!

Joey
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Teeple · Bagger Joined: 10 Oct 2006 Posts: 1152 Location: Tupelo

I cannot help with the work either, sorry.

On the Poison Ivy note:

I take Loratidine Tablets to help with my Poison Ivy...

Loratidine Tablets ... 10mg per pill. (get 60 tablets)
(Super D Drug Store - on West Main St. - This is the ONLY place I've found em')

It's basically an allergy pill that helps suppress my body's immune response from going into overdrive.

http://poisonivy.aesir.com/view/faq.html
"Rhus plants(poison ivy, poison oak, poison sumac) are the most common cause of allergic contact dermatitis in the US. Rhus plans contain the potent antigen urushiol, which will sensitize 60% to 80% of the persons who are exposed to it. ...(It) may be carried on the fur of pets, clothing, shoes, toys, tools, or other objects and then transferred to the skin. Approximately 24 to 36 hrs after a sensitized person is exposed to the urushiol, a blistery, itching rash develops. Usually within 15 minutes of contact, the urushiol binds to skin proteins. If it is washed off with soap and water before that time, a reaction may be prevented. After the antigen is fixed, however, it cannot be washed off or transferred to other areas. Scratching or oozing blister fluid cannot spread the antigen to other areas of the body or to other persons. New lesions that appear a few days after the primary lesions represent less sensitive areas or areas where less antigen was deposited, not spreading of the antigen. Because the course of the reaction usually is 12 to 15 days, 2 weeks of medication should be prescribed.

Once bound to cell membranes, urushiol is virtually impossible to wash off and attached to cell membranes becomes a "warning flag" that attracts patrolling T-cells and initiates a full-blown immune response."
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Keith Teeple - Tupelo, Mississippi - Go Texas Tech!

amorybulldog · Pro Joined: 11 Apr 2006 Posts: 243 Location: Amory, MS

I can't get up there to help but I will offer this advice. If you are allergic to it as bad as you say do not weedeat it. Weedeater will throw the oil all over you and anyone else close by. This stuff is very difficult to get out of your clothes too. Good luck killing it, it is very resistant to most sprays.

Robby · Bagger Joined: 26 Aug 2009 Posts: 262 Location: pontotoc

I'm going to be spraying tombigbee2 and trying to kill of the poison ivy, I'm HIGHLY allergic to this crap so any and all help will be appreciated!! My # is 213-7469, if u can help me out call or text me and let me know when, I don't have a sprayer so ill be going to purchase one, weedeaters and roundup wqill help a lot also!
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