@pnwguerrilla Stay in the PNW bro. Might cost less but you will regret it simply because of the nature and land you can't get anywhere near that in Kentucky.
Picking up where I left off. I just launched a company focused on firearms industry product testing and curation. Greatly expanding on what I offered before. Links below:
I’ve seen people talking about ticks but no one is really talking about the disease Alpha Gal that is spreading like wild fire all throughout Appalachia.
I forgot to mention, you can’t have dairy products either.
This is the biggest health epidemic no one is talking about.
@LucasBotkin I actually hate the risers personally. Not only do they look ugly but they make everything worse with the high height over bore. I don't even like 1.93. I can't remember what company does it but it's in between lower 1/3 and 1.93 which is nice but that's the max.
Former Bioweapons Contractor using infected ticks to spread disease is a
"Poor Mans Nuke"
Apparently the US military actively developed insect based
bioweapons and has/is testing them on the American population.
She stated that using ticks as a bioweapon weakens a population, and overloads the medical resources but doesn’t destroy the infrastructure like a nuke would
Goodmorning.
This tick investigation is looking more and more wild.
I wonder how many more wild animals are going to get slaughtered by hordes of ticks. Is this how they kill all wild red meat?
Oregon is already making it illegal to own livestock as well as illegal to hunt and fish, maybe ticks is the next push in keeping people from eating red meat.
Part because people are now infected with Lyme disease, part that the animals are getting sucked to death via ticks, part that it will be illegal/challenging to find red meat at all.
What do you guys think?
@pnwguerrilla Bro I took the dog out and literally max 45 seconds in some short grass in the city outside DC and I had 4-5 ticks on my legs. I was like wtf is going on.