A tick that causes a red meat allergy? It seems to thrive along the trail.

[Cedar1974]

http://www.businessinsider.com/lone-...17-6?r=US&IR=T

Just some info I found on one of my facebook forums, and then I saw the map of where it lives I thought I should share it here.

[Hoosier70]

That's it I'm never leaving the house.

[Tipi Walter]

It's a wonderful irony--the Lone Star name associated with Texas, one of the biggest beef suppliers in the country. And yet the tick bite produces an allergic reaction to . . . wait for it . . . beef. Can't make this stuff up. Lucky me I've been a vegetarian since 1973.

[Dogwood]

Sounds like a vegetarian conspiracy.LOL TO TWS post.

[martinb]

I have it, it's quite real. I had to go to the ER due to a reaction to my beloved grilled organic burgers. I had gotten bit by a tic (didn't check it before I burned it) and the reaction started a month or so later. First it was just a little itching a few hours after but progressed to the ER visit a couple of weeks later. I'm able to consume small amounts of beef and pork now without having any reaction but epipens are always in hand.

[Kaptainkriz]

I may hit you up for some recipe guidance...

It's a wonderful irony--the Lone Star name associated with Texas, one of the biggest beef suppliers in the country. And yet the tick bite produces an allergic reaction to . . . wait for it . . . beef. Can't make this stuff up. Lucky me I've been a vegetarian since 1973.