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That's what I was looking for. Help identifying the culpret so you can avoid looking like Muzikman. Thanks for the great link . The photos Muzikman posted are gross .

I once saw Roger Cook on Ask This Old House remove a plethora of PI. He covered every square inch of his body. Duct Taped his gloves to his long sleeve shirt. When done, he undressed and then washed up with mineral spirits. I guess it's along the lines of the turpentine. Get the oil's off before it has a chance to bind to the skin. This makes sense to me. But, most of this discussion is how to treat it once you got it. What about prevention? I couldn't tell you a poison oak leaf from a spinach leaf. How do you identify it? Everything seems to have 3 leaves. I've seen photos of remedy ointments, let's see some photos of the plant that must not be touched.

I still have a hard time identifying it out on a trail when there are so many other green things out there. I mean you're brushing up against so much stuff on a hike. A snake is a snake, avoid them all, but that's impossible with leafy things. I would like to know if there is something like a wet wipe that I can put in my gache-pack and just clean off after every hunt.

When you click on the map with the push pin, it links you to the decimal coordinates on mapquest. However, it's zoomed out too far to be usable. It's a simple thing, but if you add "&zoom=8" to the end of the tag, you will get a more usable view. Please consider this suptle enhancement. Thanks.