A detailed study of the Rocky Mountain spotted fever tick, a common carrier of bacterial infections in North America. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the tick's life cycle, distribution, and behavior, and proposes various methods for controlling its population. The authors draw on their extensive field experience in Montana to offer practical insights on tick control that can be applied in other regions.

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