February 2, 2018

Tick Key’s Tick Removal Device is Safe and Effective

Now Features Mossy Oak Patterns

Mossy Oak Tick Key

Tick Key Products, LLC is partnering with Mossy Oak to offer its 99.9% effective tick removal device in five different Mossy Oak patterns. The Original Tick Key™ is now available in Mossy Oak's Break-Up Country® and four popular Country Roots colors (Snow, Mint, Pink & Hunter Orange). Pricing starts at $9.99 and various product models are available on Amazon and at authorized retailers, which can be found at www.tickkey.com.

The Original Tick Key was designed to remove ticks safely and effectively. It has been named "Good Morning America's" Best Health Products of 2009 and also one of their Best Pet Products of 2009. Tick Key is used and sold by doctors, veterinarians and groomers. It is sold in several retail establishments, given out by Mosquito Vector & Public Health Associations, used as a promotional item, and more. It is also used as a safety device for many utility and outdoor companies.

“As avid outdoorspeople, we are constantly exposed to the risks that ticks present us and our pets,” said Chris Paradise, Mossy Oak’s Senior Vice President and Chief Sales Officer. “That’s why partnering with Tick Key Products made so much sense to us. The effectiveness and innovation of their products in helping to keep our customers and their pets safer from the risk of tick-prone diseases is a great solution to a problem every outdoors person experiences.”

A Fishing Pattern and an Opportunity for Ott DeFoe

Thirty-two-year-old Ott DeFoe of Blaine, Tennessee, fished his first bass tournament when he was nine, and he’s continued to fish bass tournaments for 23 years. He first started fishing on the Bassmaster Elite Series in 2011 and won the Rookie Of the Year award. He won the All-Star Tournament, and in 2016, he won the Elite Series tournament on the Mississippi River. He’s won several Bassmaster Open tournaments, and he's qualified for seven Bassmaster Classics

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