Something Is Really Bugging Me That I Need To Talk To You About!

In Today's VLOG I Share How I Cope With Bugs/Insects At Vagabond RV Basecamp. Hope you enjoy! CVK
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[@lisagreenleaf3859]

I wait for that last line in every video, "Jesus Christ, He's my Lord and Savior." Good bless your Sunday.

[@jericheatum9474]

Me too!

[@sharonholmes2470]

Me three!

[@VEWNZ]

Carolyn is the sweetest neighbour you could have. She is helping you turn that little place into a garden of eden

[@admirathoria0073]

I don't know if you have the time to watch him, but Robert is restoring his family farm in Waverly Hall, GA on "The Old Byrd Farm" YT channel and he has another YT channel called "Adventures into History" where he goes around documenting old cemeteries/graveyards, homesteads, "lost" towns, in the Waverly Hall-Talbotton area.

[@carmenortiz4446]

Put lavender pots around your campsite, mosquitoes don't like them.

[@steelmagnolia9924]

And marigold, basil, and mint.

[@superbizee1]

I live here in South Georgia and you are absolutely right about them bats. The people here are the best and friendliest of any place I’ve ever lived. They wave at everyone going by. They also wave at everyone they meet. There’s nothing not to love about South Georgia. I remember them pics from long ago. Hey Kevin, it’s windy here too.

[@billbsnapshot220]

​@@steelmagnolia9924 I grow all these plants just because I like them. I have them in pots on my patio but never noticed that they make any difference in deturant from bugs.

[@steelmagnolia9924]

@@billbsnapshot220 Marigolds contain pyrethrin, one of the oldest bug deterrents known. You can still get pure pyrethrin as a bug spray or mixes with it in it.

[@louparry7721]

Hi Kevin, I Love the pots that Carolyn bought for you. I think your trees will look so nice in them. Give big hugs to the babies for me. How is Carolyn's doggie doing? We don't see him much. Thanks for sharing some of your comings and goings with us, your friend Louise

[@Rose-pi9hr]

I've seen People use Lemongrass And Out Door Tent material Gazebos With Netting to keep pests out Fun to see The Woof Pack🐶🐾🐾 Praying For Felix Happy Trails👣👣🌄 Safe Travels🙏✝️🕊

[@deborahgarrison4349]

I recognized the bug wave as soon as you started … no-see-ums on coast of South Carolina bury into your pores. Avon’s Skin So Soft is good for your skin. If you put it on heavy enough the bugs mire up and drown. 😅😮😂

[@Rose-pi9hr]

True Avon skin so soft👍👍

[@michaelodonoghue7464]

3:05 The Aussie salute, otherwise known as the Barcoo salute (named after the region around Barcoo River, Queensland, is the gesture commonly deployed all across Australia to deter bush flies (Musca vetustissima from the human face. The movement responds to the fly found in Australia, the bush fly. The Musca vetustissima is attracted to such fluids as saliva, tears and sweat,[5] resulting in them often hovering around human faces. With things such as cork hats popularized to help keep off the fly, the gesture can be spotted across the country, not just in regional areas. The gesture is so common in Australia, it can be commonly seen in media. Such illustrations of the gesture colloquially referred to as the "Aussie salute" include KZbin videos, national television, and online publications.

[@ButterflyKisses.]

Here in East Tennessee what I do I put out a fan in my back yard Oasis,😊 because mosquitoes cannot handle that kind of air current. It seems to work now sweat bees I'll have to give me a little bit more time on the sweat bees. So yeah that would not be suggestion would be having a fan out there blowing on y'all ain't nothing nicer than I have a breeze man-made or God made.

[@bluetofu9880]

AI Overview Learn more…Opens in new tab Yellow jackets are attracted to many things, including: Food Yellow jackets are drawn to sugary liquids, meats, fruit, vegetables, and more. They can be found around grills, patio dining areas, and outdoor picnics. In late summer and fall, when food is scarce, they may also scavenge for other food sources, which can lead to conflicts with humans. Smells Yellow jackets are attracted to sweet smells, such as those from flowers, soda, and juice. They are also drawn to floral-scented perfumes and aftershave lotions. Colors Yellow jackets are attracted to both bright and dark clothing. Open spaces Yellow jackets are often found around open cans of garbage and open cups and cans of soda.

[@deb3316]

Vanilla works as a natural deterrent....just dab a bit behind your ears and on your neck. You can add a few drops to baby oil so it sticks better. My east Texas cousin told me about this years ago and has been my go to ever since....😊

[@Missypop-sy8oc]

Way back in the olden days, they used to give us a free mosquito coil to burn in our cars at the drive-in here in S. Florida. I don't know what it was made of, probably something toxic lol. Glad you found something that works. 🤗

[@cherriemckinstry131]

Pic coils. They still advertise them at the drive ins.

[@passin.timeintx8571]

Enjoyed your video as usual! Thanks for sharing your life with us. Those pups wouldn’t have any hair left if you actually gave them a kiss or a hug every time we asked you! Poor babies!! But we’d reach out and kiss 🐾each one of them if we could. 💖😊🐾 Oh, we love you, too. 😉 stay healthy and HAPPY out there in AZ. 💞🙏🏼😃 Deb

[@M.Campbell]

I second the Thermacell, for mosquitoes. I haven't ever used it for anything else. You have to give it a few minutes to warm up, and place it a little up wind. I didn't know that they still made the citronella coils. I remember my parents buying them at the drive-in concession stand and burning them to keep the bugs away. There was no A/C in the car so all the windows were down. I was just a little bit waaay back then.

[@plove523]

Love camping, hate bugs. I use the Thermacell rechargeable repellers. I have one by the rv door, one on my folding camp table and one inside my little 6ft Quick Set Clam shelter. I also have that rechargeable bug zapper I hang on a garden hook by the door of my Clam. I have a tiny one for inside the rv just in case one of the wee buggers gets inside. My back up is an old fashioned fly swatter. When I walk my dog early in the morning when the no-seeums are rising out of the grass, I wear socks and long pants. I have a light weight safari hat with fly netting . I’m the person you want to sit next to, the bugs choose me first.

[@dianewolfe3056]

For no see ums you need to use some kind of skin oil, they get on you and suffocate before they bite.

[@marcellajohnston743]

Get him a stress jacket. I can't remember the name. It's a lite vest that stops anxiety.

[@CampervanKevin]

thunder something

[@dixien6601]

Thunder Shirt!

[@DeborahDeBoer]

You need a Dyna trap I believe it is called. They usually sell em on deals at QVC but they sell them all over. Kills only bad bugs, can cover up to an acre. It works differently than other choices, watch the videos. It is quiet, no zapping.

[@dianewolfe3056]

That is what I use on my patio and though I don’t sit outside when as hot as it has been a lot, I do work in garden in the early morning till about noon. I works very good on mosquitoes and gnats and flies, for no see ums I put on Avons Skin so Soft oil. The Dyno Trap has at least two different sizes I use the large one now that all kinds of pests are around.🎉. That Dexter will steel your heart, he is a good compliment to the pack.

[@odeannehartnett2538]

Our family used the green round bug coils when we went camping in the late ‘60’s and ‘70’s. Things that work stay around! And I inherited the plastic table cloth with the small hole from a piece that dropped. Memories!

[@tomjourneysadventures7021]

We have noseeems here in MA they love to get in your eyes! Whats worse are the biting horse flys that are out here now. We get coyotes in our backyard here. Journey could probably take 1 or 2 , he's 107lbs but I've seen packs of 5 or 6 run through. Great tip for the bugs thank you ill give it try. Give the pack some scratches from us.

[@nelrondeau7572]

Lol, hubby walked the dog outside early this morning 3 AM, next thing I know he's taking a shower. Bugs bitting right through his t-shirt. We've used the pik coils for decades . First learned when I lived in Alaska.

[@bluetofu9880]

You can just dab water on the bug coil to put it out it drys quick❤

[@DesignBuildFixReview]

One thing you were worried about roundup last week. I worry about anything I inhale or breath thru or put on my skin. Especially on amazon or ebay so many knockoffs. Who knows what chemicals they put in things that burn or say a filter you breath through. Its hard and cost more but most of those items I try to buy in the U.S made. I know parts come from china, that are made here. I am trying to drop the odds of getting dangerous stuff. I don't even buy car oil filters on amazon or ebay because need my car to function properly not taking a chance.

[@madelinenorton7919]

Hi Kevin, another great Video. In Salt Lake we Have mosquitos and yellow Jackets. The yellow jackets will put there nests along the eves of your house. I get the spray that shoots 20 feet. They also stay in the railing around my porch. I use the gray tape on the bottom of every upright to keep them out of there. Thankfully we don't have gnats or fleas. I use Avons Skin so soft. It works Great for the mosquitos. Enjoyed seeing the woof pack, Love them. You are so blessed with your furbabies. Take care of yourself and stay Healthy. Give the babies tummy rubs and ear scratches. Know you and your friends are always in my prayers.

[@user-vx1no4uz6k]

Skin so soft works great against mosquitoes!

[@onrycodger]

All those biting critter's bug's me!😁🦟🪰🐝🕷🪳

[@rbtb1968]

It is hard to find "strike anywhere" matches !

[@chystubin07]

Im from a town along the florida/ga line and the no-see-ums are terrible. I would never cut the grass or work in the yard with fresh washed hair because they would eat your scalp up!

[@cherriemckinstry131]

It rained and rauned and rained like a monsoon. I havent seen persistent rain like this so much they put out a travel advisory to not tracel unless your trying to get away from flooding. Sun is out but lots of puddles.

[@Liveoutsidetheboxlife]

Bugs are bad here in central Florida this year too

[@blondie42550]

That's exactly what I use, tiki torche citronella oil and misquito coils. The way I put the coils out is I just dip the fire into a little bit of water. It's completely dry by the next evening when I need them.

[@ButterflyKisses.]

This past Friday I saw I can't say her name is weird but it's weedum and reap is there channel. And guess what they got them a Brooklyn mattress. They also will somewhere in Arizona is an agriculture acre they have several goats I mean they're in it for the milk. Two dogs because the coyotes can jump the block wall fence. Chickens and a few ducks yeah and fruit trees that's what you ought to think about fruit trees I think it took her 2 years so now she gets tree full of a fruits but your soul might be different and you can't do that. Oh well back to the video.😊

[@stevebrown8247]

I am glad your multi layered bug defenses are taking care of the pests. We have been using coils for years and they work on pretty much most of our pests.

[@cslay06]

Our Thermacell works great in Ohio for mosquitos. You can tell the difference every time within 15 minutes of turning it off and/or on. Enjoy the summer, Kevin!

[@Gayle.M]

I haven’t tried it yet but I keep meaning to, Amazon has powdered incense burner kits for sale. With all those small pieces of left over coils, I thought I could crush them to powder and try to burn them like they do in those kits. Or that could just be the hoarder in me coming out.

[@danielpiccinini]

Organic coconut oil. No more bites. SALUD.

[@martna1]

A KZbin named Steve Wallis uses the Thermacell.

[@nancyyow8394]

Get a country vet barn sprayer...battery operated..put fly spray in the sprayer. It will spray every 15 minutes...no mosquitos, Flys either. Very safe spray

[@gracierose3076]

I expected a lot of Mosquitoes here in North Carolina. So far I have not seen any. We do have gants, They get in the house and they don't bite like they do in Nebraska.

[@nancymedeiros5268]

Colorado where I live we are being invaded with SPRINGTAIL BEATLES. They come out in the evening are drawn to light. Unreal they cover the floors in the store's that are open 24 hours.

[@smc65714]

How's the Tick situation out there?

[@CampervanKevin]

never saw one here. In 8 years out west we have never had 1 flea. I found 2 ticks on Tucker when in Montana area. That is it total.

[@shibalover54]

​@@CampervanKevin Born n raised in Utah,no fleas. My dear mom that raised toy poodles in the 60's told me that the hard freeze they get in Salt Lake didn't let fleas survive year to year, so maybe your area being cold is the trick, but I had no problem when I had a dog here in Phoenix either. Maybe its too dry in the Valley of The Sun. Whatever it is, its a blessing I'm grateful for as my son's lil Boston Terrier is a cuddle bug and sleeps with grandma. The noseeum bites are plenty for me. Have a wonderful week ahead. Those babies too. Perhaps the cutest pups in all youtube-land. Bet you'd agree, no? 🐶🐶🐶🐶 😁

[@Highvibes777]

I would put up a little metal area fence around the sitting area to keep the babies safe. They are portable and easy to move.

[@lindagolden9892]

Suggestion: Place Dexter a charming doghouse that he can come and go from next to your chair as a safety zone from bug zapper.

[@mollydion8311]

Mosquitoes have just started in Wisconsin & we're 6" above our normal rainfall. So it's a cloud of skeeters that attack when you step outside. Bug zapper helps but is not perfect. I also use those sticky tapes that unroll & hang, I use tacks to hold the top & bottom to the trees or house. It's a battle.

[@gratefulgram]

Hi Kev and babies. Put coffee in a can or glass jar and burn it it’s supposed to keep all bugs away. I just saw this so not it sure if it works but the people that put the video out swore it did. Much love and many blessings

[@davesigz]

Although contraversial...fogging and insectide is by far and away the most effective. Yes it kills other benefical insects too.

[@ejs6010]

Yes, he high dessert does not have the mosquitos, but gnats can be bothersome. Great tips. Thank you. Keep the woof pack happy!

[@wendytorrence]

noseeums is why memaw planted mint under the windows... you can plant citronella grass too

[@180pottery]

Great little video!! Always love seeing the woof pack!! I use the citronella too. Not really wild about the open flame though. Those coils have been around for at least 60 years that I know of, and they work!! Take care!! My love to all!! Please give Carolyn and sweet little Gypsy Rose a hug from me.

[@Glenn_AE6YT]

Remember, Kevin. You don't use bear spray the way you do bug spray. Don't forget this! Take care, and may God bless all at Camp Vagabond.

[@roydavis2242]

We spent many summers in Canada were no-see-ums are so small they can go through most screens so you have to buy no-see-um screens. In the spring that had black flies, they're nasty. We bought the Pic® coils some 40 years ago. In Alaska we left the light on in the front of the RV with a coil burning all night. Had to clean off everything in the morning cause it was covered with dead bugs.

[@joyce3435]

My neighbor has a row of plants that look like geraniums that have a citronella scent and keep the bugs away from her porch. They might be worth a try?

[@cathyjay2569]

Kevin, I’m on the TN-GA border, right off I-75. The bugs are awful. I use Cutter outdoor fogger to clear the area. Then I fire up two Thermacell tiki torches and I have two more tabletop units if I need them. I also have the regular tiki torches for the perimeter grilling area and I use the citronella oil in them. Each of the thermacell units costs approximately $5 to burn for 4 hours. It’s cheaper if you buy the large multi-packs. I just stock up over winter and accept the fact I’m going to spend $10 a day to remain bug free. It’s worth the cost!❤TN Nana

[@cathydemarest3572]

Permanent plants are hard to decide where to plant at our Fl. home. We’ve changed to layout and still have new ideas. People kindly give us plants ya gotta know how big they’ll be for sure.

[@dowd9131955]

So far.. no bugs in w.mass just crazy people!

[@Mike-to8hb]

We had those mosquito coils when I was a kid back in the 60s. My dad used them when we went to the drive-in movie theater. They do work well. Glad to see that you all are doing fine. God bless.

[@terrysandiego]

Spent a few years in Brunswick, Georgia. We had to have fine-meshed screens around our patios because of the gnats a couple of times a year. Miserable bugs for sure.

[@sandrahowington4546]

Growing up in Fl when they had drive ins They gave you one to put on your car window to keep the mosquitoes out

[@raktoda707]

I always thought you'd have the high desert breeze blowing the irritating ones away .... Good backup set up to keep Dexter calm, maybe with time you could try it again and he'll sleep right thru it.Couldbe your own Redwood forest up there ( albeit with different trees) Sure was kind of your neighbor to bring you such pretty pot esp match the sunset or brighten up a winters day.Peaceful video.Thankyou

[@Natschke_Family_Adventures]

I keep a box fan on my porch. Don't have any problems with gnats or skeeters.

[@jamesconway4821]

They sell at home depot. Gas power torches with citronella. With glue filtration traps That work really well at keeping bugs. Away this includes G n a t s And of course flies Including mosquitoes. The units go for a little over $200. The glue traps in citronella oil. Will cost you another sixty Dollars up to a $100. dollars Although pricey very effective especially for get together's outside

[@KILLKING110]

Here in Colorado the moths are here and the wasps have come out early

[@RVRebelGirl]

luv my thermacell I have 2 i even use it in my rig for those noseeums that get thru the screens

[@tanyamarin9328]

Hallelujah amen

[@tanyamarin9328]

Keven Question. It showed up telling to fallow community guide line. Can we not say what I said on my first message????

[@cluke4248]

Thanks for the tips my friend I've yet to meet 😎 ✌️

[@scherriray.raindrop]

Citronella plants are good to have and they're pretty too. I'm in Arkansas & we have the noseeums here also. They are no joke. The sound of that bug zapper makes me think of how the sounds of bees or any flying insect would cause my male dog to go into seizure. Whatever the emissions are from these things sure is traumatic for our pups. A dirt bike sound on 1 of my sons games caused my dog to have a seizure. Buster was w me for 18yrs. RIP ❤ Sweet little fuzzy face Tucker ☺ I'd be willing to bet he is the only large Yorkie EVER ☺ I love em all but Tucker is my favorite 😍 Btw... you mentioned predators being around your property, I worry about the flying ones that will carry off a small dog 😢 Thank you Kevin 💜🙏💜

[@lizzieb9650]

We had a very mild winter here in N.E. Georgia this year I’ll be needing several of those citronella candles. Dexter has clearly made you his. Be blessed.

[@Ms.Frankenbuilder]

I agree with the torches and coils, also use a Pic solar torch, only good at night but it works well.

[@sheilacaine]

I remember using the green coils years ago. Great ideas.

[@jipsiemune]

Good to see ya 🙋‍♀️ haven’t been over for a visit in a while ... hope you and your pups are all doing good 🙏🏼

[@CampervanKevin]

need ya here! stay a spell and catch up! CVK

[@pete4604]

I really need to visiting you for few days, sitting outside and catching up everything that we been missing. Sorry about your mom. No one around here tell me . I watched your video about her😢 love you son.

[@CampervanKevin]

Thanks Pete

[@jB-ow5qi]

So good to see sweet little sassy matriarch Martini Lyn ❤Tuck Tuck ❤always thinking with the clever questions and comments, Baby Mae Mae ❤easygoing goes along with whatever follows the crowd and Dexter ❤smart little guy working hard to figure things out. So good to see your doing what you can to make their lives comfortable for your pups❤!Sweet lady Caroline helping with making your porch and the rest of the landscape well manicured. And the rest of your kind hearted friends that are there for you. Those kind of friends are hard to come by, cherish them. And Jesus Christ first and foremost. God bless you all.

[@OhHellMichelle]

Well that’s why those dam coils wouldn’t stand up for me!! Thanks for showing me how to use them. & Thx for sharing where I can buy them too 😊

[@caroljester7970]

Every home needs work. Especially if that home rolls down the road. Vagabond is looking good. Congratulations on being healthier. Its not easy but worth every sacrifice. The Woof Pack 2.0 is looking well. Martini is a brave little thing. We had a dog just show up at our place a few decades ago that was afraid of loud bangs. When we took him to vet, they x-ayed his stomach. (He was vomiting). Anyway, he had a bullet in his body. That was the cause. It had been there for a while and it was too risky to remove. Blue lived to be at least 18 years old. But when there was a loud noise, he'd hide under the covers on the bed. I know that Dexter was not traumatized in that manner. Or any other cruelty. But animals react to different noises. And different places. It may be combination of things. You are a thoughtful person to put his fears first. Following your lead, we bought a weed burner. Its great. Lord Jesus guides my life. Prayers for Felix.and his family. Prayers for all.

[@jackie6582]

We have lots of knots the hand waving is a must 👐👋🤗

[@susanstrickland6774]

You can try some sage, and camphor, both work. Nice to have a great gathering spot. If what you have is working, that's a good thing. Nice of Carolyn to get the pots, and dirt. Pots are pretty. Those pups are living the good life. 🙂👍

[@esthervonepp8908]

old Canadian camping trick..smudge pots..metal buckets with a fire and grass that smolders and sends out a lot of smoke

[@freedomdove]

It seems there's nowhere to go on this Earth where you can be free from biting/stinging bugs and yet still be in a warm climate. 😔

[@MrRustyBob]

A high-velocity fan aimed at you will keep the bugs off of you. I have regular run-of-the-mill ceiling fans over the covered patio that keep skeeters and flies at bay.

[@mendyedson1825]

Citronella has candles too. I used them when I lived in Tennessee. There was a river in town and we got mosquitoes that drove me crazy. They worked really well. Take care of yourself and the woof pack.

[@mikelebonner970]

Enjoyed this video. Your little WoofPack has the right idea. I don't like to be in hot weather either. Lots of bugs in eastern North Carolina where I grew up. I live in the midwest now. They're not terrible here like the south.

[@johnharrelson890]

Broken Skeeter coil ? ... a couple of galvanized roofing nails (with a large head) turned upside down in the clay pot will hold the broken coil off the bottom of the pot.

[@loriegreene9375]

Thank you for the video regarding biting bugs. When I lived in Charleston, SC, they were bad. Especially the no see ums. When my children were young and playing sports some parents would bring dryer sheets and Skin so Soft a product made by Avon. It was oily and the bugs stuck to it before they could bite. Everyone smelled like Skin so Soft. 😂 I use the green coils that you showed in the video. I think the same company makes these long green sticks that you stick in the ground.

[@rvgrandmacharlotte4604]

'no see ums' - problem is they are so small they go through the screens

[@JoaneDV]

If you have an idea of where they are on the ground, once the doggies are in for the night, you can pour boiling water there. At least, there won’t be a small army where you sit…just an idea 😀 But citronella works too 👍

[@edithtrowbridge1775]

I love the thermacell also I had a coil lit in all the proper ways and it burst into flames.

[@scottp7587]

the only mosquito repellant that I've seen work is the one from Home Depot those green coils in the clay pot as long as there is no wind, and i use them old oil lamps with the mosquito oil.

[@tinawiththelakeexchange2093]

Yes those green tip matches are the worst! We use a charcoal grill and these were such a pain to light.

[@livetotravel7124]

❤ the love for your dogs is so heartwarming!! Thanks for sharing bug strategy’s.

[@outandaboutwithsamiam5034]

Hitting the road in my Camper Van....today is the first day of my new adventures....

[@nightswingblue6394]

Dexter is a doll baby. Love him!

[@hutchwhovlogs4062]

I've heard that you can toss a few rosemary sprigs onto your fire pit and the smell of burning rosemary will keep the bugs away.

[@TheDebbi57]

Thank you for helping me make it through the night with your videos. My fantasy is living a life like yours, is it always this peaceful and fun? Im in Florida and we have those lizards, gators, and HEAT this time of year.

[@CampervanKevin]

Peace is always a premium that I strive for. However, life is always chipping away at it

[@russellzauner]

I usually pick up 3-4 citronella plants from whoever's got them and place them about 10-20 ft apart around what you want them to avoid. Noseeums suck lol but they seem to be deterred by same stuff that gets mosquitoes. Carry a weighted mosquito net - that's what people are missing, gotta be able to get it over something in a hurry if evil bugs appear ;-) (or have a handful of clip on fishing weights to temporarily weight it, and cast that net)

[@sylviabrown7225]

i use Eucalyptus oil on a piece of cotton in my house the nates , flies hate the smell but i rather smell that than had flying insects in my house it just taked a little bit pn cotton put it high up cats go crazy with the smell or the branch of the tree🙂😃😀🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷(just saying)

[@Debbie_T_FL]

Thanks Kevin - great ideas! Those planters are really nice!

[@akgobears]

Wish i would have realized it would help your channel if i had bought my recently purchased Lectric Trike through your link....Sorry bout that i wasnt aware as i would have done so being it helps someone by doing it...I bought it off their website instead...But i do thank you and Russ from RVerTV for the info helping me decide on Lectric....Hope your bug problem stays at a minimum....Everyone stay safe and be well...

[@francineshea4723]

Seeing Dex breaks my heart. He looks just like my yorkie who passed 1.5 years ago from kidney disease. I miss him everyday. He was 14.

[@CampervanKevin]

Very sorry

[@timothyruggles3031]

I put torch oil in my oil lamps work's good and light

[@MrMarkpeggy]

Well, bless your heart, Kevin. It's always good to see you. Thanks for the advice with nats.😊

[@bearmcquade2846]

Tucker sings better 😊