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    Default Poison Ivy

    How do yall like to get rid of it? I guess there are 100 ways to do it, but I'm guessing a pesticide is the way to go. TIA
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    Pesticides are for bugs. Fungicide, well, duh.

    You want an herbicide.

    Poison ivy is a broadleaf. 2-4-D will kill it just fine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by USMCsilver View Post
    Pesticides are for bugs. Fungicide, well, duh.

    You want an herbicide.

    Poison ivy is a broadleaf. 2-4-D will kill it just fine.

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    The term Pesticide covers all pests, weeds and plants included. Insecticide is for bugs.
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    I dont know how it was done. For all I know that weird bastard that determined it's gender licked it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CUduckreeper View Post
    The term Pesticide covers all pests, weeds and plants included. Insecticide is for bugs.
    Touchè.

    While I knew an insecticide was for bugs, I thought it was synonymous with pesticide.

    You taught me something.

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    peepull be talking about boiling the roots..lol
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    My grandfather would pull it out and burn it. I guess after his grandfather would have him eat the leaves as a child, then decades of clearing it out by hand would build up that immunity.

    I think Ive grown immune to it but I ain't gonna try burning yet.

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    I can look at the shit the wrong way and get it. I end up on steroids most times.

    Being near a burn would probably put me in an early grave.

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    Quote Originally Posted by USMCsilver View Post
    I can look at the shit the wrong way and get it. I end up on steroids most times.

    Being near a burn would probably put me in an early grave.

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    Same as you buddy, double shot of Medrol (think that is what i is ) and prednisone dose pack.


    Shit has always dictated where my deer stands go over the years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tprice View Post
    Same as you buddy, double shot of Medrol (think that is what i is ) and prednisone dose pack.


    Shit has always dictated where my deer stands go over the years.
    Same here. Every 2-3 years I get a bad case and end up getting shots and pills. Last time my doc said I must be someone who gets poison ivy “systemically” which means if I get it somewhere it could pop up anywhere. That actually made a lot of sense when he said it and explains a lot thru the years
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    I can roll in it with no clothes on and won't get it. My wife gets it from petting the dog after walks through it at the back of my property.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Catdaddy View Post
    I can roll in it with no clothes on and won't get it. My wife gets it from petting the dog after walks through it at the back of my property.

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    Bingo..I have a litter of puppies that run all in it and then bring it on back so I can enjoy it too.
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    Folks swear that it can't be passed from an effected individual to another person. That's B.S.

    Years ago when I was working at Lowes, our receiving guy was running an order picker (vertical lift truck) for a few hours while putting up appliances. He had some weeping lesions. I had to go pull some sort of appliance for a sale, and of course, used the same order picker.

    After I loaded the item in a vehicle, I went to the restroom; I didn't think anything about his poison ivy. Big mistake! I won't even go into those details...

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    Dad keeps these in his cruising vest.

    https://www.amazon.com/IvyX-Poison-P...d&gad_source=1

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    I can see it on tv and I’m itching. Best thing I’ve found to get rid of it on your body is frequent soaks in a salt water swimming pool. As far as killing the plant, 2-4D

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    I actually mix 2-4D with Roundup and a Surfactant.
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    Went with this stuff..seems to be working as the leaves are yellowing up rite nicely
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    Quote Originally Posted by Duck Nitz View Post
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    Went with this stuff..seems to be working as the leaves are yellowing up rite nicely
    Be careful around your trees with that.

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    Aye!
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