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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (45636)	1/6/2014 2:22:56 PM
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The 1930's were warmer. As for deer ticks, there have been big changes in American forests ..... much more forest land, many more deer, more of the mice that are a vector .... it's things like this that are a result of how humans live today that affect deer ticks. Most people understand this. In the county I grew up in, there was once a family on every 40 acre tract. They were continually hacking away at their wood lots to get firewood. They all had livestock which also had a big effect on foliage, they all had dogs and cats and shotguns and they shot wild critters on sight. There were no deer, no turkeys, likely few of those white footed mice, only broken isolated forested wood lots.

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