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I had something like that in one of my elbow from working out . I stopped for 2-3 years and now the pain is gone but the fat is back...:-)

2$ per foot diameter?

Is there any hydraulic oil filter that might be clogged somewhere? How is the pump « knowing » that it has to increase pressure? Maybe there is some kind of safety switch on it somewhere. Ask the company who sold you the pump

https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/02/27/588408433/asian-ticks-mysteriously-turned-up-on-a-new-jersey-sheep

I am no expert but 35% permethrin needs to be diluted with water. This product is 1200 times more toxic to ticks than humans but it is still toxic to us.

Those are mushrooms but not the magic ones ... those come out later. Don’t ask me how I know...

I found it in a pet shop. This product is nasty for the lungs apply it outside and hold your breath when you spray it

I went back to the wood this morning. Haven’t seen a single tick. Permethrin + staying away from deer trails did the trick.

I bought a permethrin spray at the pet shop to kill ticks on dogs. I will spray my shoes and my pants below the knees. This is the only way I can buy this insecticide in Canada. It is written to be used only on dogs on the bottle. The permethrin pants and socks are not allowed to be sold here...

Anyone knows if for most people, Lymes disease is something the body get used too? I am freaking out a little because this is a new disease here and we are seeing lots of ticks for the last 4 days.

I like big chuncks of wood too

He won my appreciation! Also next time he has a tree to identify I will be there for him [emoji4] I am a bit short on other kind of prices... my good ideas are not as good as yours I guess [emoji53]

striped maple picture from the internet. It really look a lot like it!

That’s a good idea. Will try later today

It doesn’t smell anything, it is extremely dry. I will ask my uncle if he remembers what the leaves looked like

It is in the pecan family so it can have some resemblance with chestnut [emoji270]

this is a bitternut hickory picture I found on the Minesota government website

could be bitternut hickory. Maybe because it is a young tree there was no fruits in it. The horizontal lines on the bark is another characteristic to identify it

is this what hickory bark looks like on a mature tree? It looks a lot like it