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Originally Posted by Dan4570
I carry lint rollers, they work fantastic at picking them up and adhering them to the lint roller sheets.
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I thought about it last year. The problem is (and this year in particular), it seems that they are on every second bush, everywhere in the grass, etc. Like I mentioned, I would grab on to a young poplar or some short brush to help me climb up a drop and my hand would immediately get covered in these things. It’s brutal. I would spend more time rolling them off me than doing anything else. Definitely won't be able to hunt that way.
Last year they were out until mid or late November. While it was an unusually warm fall and at least first half of December, we did have close to below 20 nights and I would still find them the next day or days after. They simply refuse to die, lol.