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Because we had early spring, are there any bad insect problems this year?
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Depends: It depends on where you live, but in general, early spring or late spring, there will always be some kind of critter that wants to bite you or suck your blood. Wear appropriate clothing, use repellants, do visual inspections for crawlies, and go live life. Being active and exploring the outdoors will be more beneficial than saying locked up indoors.
Answered 8/10/2012
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