Ticks are a year-round problem and affect over 300,000 Americans each year. Tick activity is at its peak during the warm months of the year and does not slow down until late fall. While many wildlife … read more

Ticks are a year-round problem; but in spring, they tend to be more noticeable. In the wintertime, ticks usually go dormant as long as temperatures stay below freezing. They will hide underneath firew … read more

Outdoor enthusiasts may be under the impression that once the temperatures drop, and snow is on the ground, that ticks must be a thing of the past - unfortunately, they are mistaken.  As long as … read more

Ticks are most active in the spring and summer months while the weather is warm and people are outside playing with their pets. Although the weather cools down in autumn, tick movement remains a conce … read more

Ticks are most active in the warm months of the year beginning in Spring (March) when people are in the garden or on camp sites and hiking trails.  As in spring and summer, ticks continue to hide … read more