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Originally Posted by The Reaper
Me neither, and I have been in a lot of it on the farm and in the woods.
Ironically, my brother gets it if the wind blows right, it seems.
Whatever the reason, I am thankful. 
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I think one in the litter is destined to be bigger, uglier and more sensitive to environmental phenomenon.........I was the runt, look like Buddy Hackett, and can't figure out what influence causes my problem of the day.
The older brother is 6'2" 250lbs and not fat in the least. I'm 5'8" 170. I think mom was tired by the time she got to me.
The oldest brother is immune to any of the plants in the Sumac family. I get them all. I have however built up some immunity to it. I grew up running cattle in Missouri and cleared lots of fenceline, and cut lots of wood. I learned to deal with it.
Best of luck and a speedy recovery LW
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