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About LinkBacksReading the link sections on transmission of Tularemia, insect vectors cause more infections than scratches.
With that in mind the areas of the country with Ticks present are likely to see much higher rates of Tularemia than areas free of ticks.
Nasty disease we need to watch for. Bill999's hare might have been skinny from Tula and not from ticks alone ?
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