Hunters Beware!
Blacklegged ticks, a Lyme disease carrier rarely encountered in Ohio before 2010, increasingly
are making themselves at home in the Buckeye state.
Migrating from the east, populations of the tick now are thought to be established in at least
26 counties, including Licking, and they showed up for the first time this year in Fairfield
County.
Ohio has recorded 36 cases of Lyme disease so far this year, including three among Franklin
County residents, and more might crop up this fall as hunters stomp through the woods in search of
turkey and deer.
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