
Fill the Dropper
Five secondsSqueeze the rubber bulb and let the glass fill to the line. That’s one full dropper.
One dropper in your morning coffee. No spray, nothing on your skin, nothing to reapply.
190 outdoorsmen, including Field & Stream contributors, recommend Pinemoor.
Take one full dropper (1 mL) every morning in your coffee, tea, juice or water.
Ticks and mosquitoes don’t need to see you. They smell you: your breath, your sweat, your skin. Sprays only sit on the skin you cover and wear off. Pinemoor’s five farm-grown herbs work from the inside, changing how you smell to them from head to toe.
No spray, no reapplying, no missed spots.
It works from your very first dropper — there’s nothing to build up. Take it in the morning and you’re covered for the day, whether that’s the garden, the trail, the lake or the woods.
What you can expect is the confidence to get back outside without ending every day scanning your scalp, your ankles or your grandkids’ legs.
Five herbs grown on our family farm — oregano, thyme, geranium, lemongrass and peppermint — cold-pressed in small batches and blended into pure maple syrup.
No DEET, no permethrin, no synthetic pesticides, no artificial colors or preservatives.
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No sprays to reapply, nothing to rub into your skin, and nothing to remember twice a day.

Squeeze the rubber bulb and let the glass fill to the line. That’s one full dropper.

It goes in the same way every morning. Pinemoor is sweetened with real maple syrup, so it tastes faintly sweet instead of like something you have to get down.

That’s the whole routine. Nothing to spray on before you walk out, nobody lined up at the door to get checked over when you come back in. You stop thinking about ticks and get on with your day.
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Ticks and mosquitoes find you by smell. The garden herbs in Pinemoor change that scent, so they pass you by instead of biting.

No spray to breathe in, nothing greasy on your arms, nothing to wash off when you come inside. Just a few drops in your morning coffee.

Bug spray breaks down in heat and sweat, so you keep putting more on. Take Pinemoor once in the morning and you’re done until tomorrow.
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Every time someone asks “does this actually work?” under our ads, the answers come from people who’ve already tried it.
Does this actually work?? My husband pulls ticks off himself every single weekend of bow season and I’m skeptical of anything you drink.
Karen Delmar it works. bought it in April after my sister got alpha-gal from one bite. my husband and both boys have been in the woods all season and I haven’t pulled a tick off anybody
somebody tell me how maple syrup drops are supposed to keep ticks off because i don’t buy it. 40 acres of timber here and i pull them off every walk
Greg Paulsen it’s the herbs, not the syrup. oregano and clove change how you smell to em so they climb off before biting. a guide buddy put me on it two seasons ago and I haven’t touched DEET since
Recommended by names you’ve seen in Gray’s Sporting Journal, Field & Stream, Outdoor Life, Bassmaster and the Chicago Times outdoors pages.

“I walk in through waist-high grass before first light all deer season. Ten years of hunting and I’ve never gone a full season without pulling a tick off after a sit — until Pinemoor. Not one this year.”

“I cook for eight men at camp every November. Everybody takes it with their coffee before they walk out. Two seasons now and I haven’t pulled one off a single one of them.”

“My dogs and I push brush from first light to last. Sprays quit by nine o’clock — this doesn’t. Everyone who hunts out of my camp takes it now.”

“We host a campground May through October and live in the tent half the season. Both of us take it with breakfast. Neither one of us has found a tick this year.”

“September in the timber used to mean a tick check every night in the tent. Now it’s one dropper with breakfast and I don’t think about them again. That’s worth more than any call in my pack.”

“Portages, wet dog, tall grass at every landing. I keep it in the dry bag and dose with breakfast. Cleanest season I’ve had guiding. The dog gets his own bottle.”

“Bank fishing means walking through everything a tick loves. The whole crew went on Pinemoor in May and nobody’s been bit all season. It rides in the boat next to the sunscreen now.”
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No factory and nothing shipped in from overseas. Just our family, our garden and Grandma’s recipe.
Step 1We plant all five herbs in our own garden every spring and pick them by hand all summer long.
Step 2We press the fresh herbs without heat so the plant oils stay strong, then mix them into pure maple syrup. Every batch is bottled and labeled by hand.
Step 3It’s in our coffee every morning. Walt takes it before he heads out to his stand, and the grandkids take it before camp.
Thank you for supporting a small family farm. — The Hensley Family
I’ve hunted the big woods of northern Pennsylvania for over fifty seasons, and for most of them I soaked myself in spray like everybody else.
My grandmother never used any of it. Every morning before camp she’d hand us a spoon of maple syrup with five herbs from her garden mixed in. So I bottled her recipe — same five herbs, same maple syrup, made in small batches.