ohDEER, Inc.

10/20/2026

ohDEER goes back to school! 📚🦌 Kurt, Colleen & Leah recently joined two marketing classes for master’s students at Babson College, where ohDEER was the topic of discussion!

Professor Gary Ottley wrote a case study about ohDEER that students read and discussed in class. It was refreshing to hear their perspectives, thoughtful questions, and creative ideas as they looked at our business through a fresh set of eyes.

At the end of each class, we got to share a little more of the story behind ohDEER, answer questions, and connect what they had read with our real experiences building and growing the brand. Thank you to Professor Ottley & his students for welcoming us and making these conversations so interesting and fun! 💚

10/19/2026

Photos for ohDEERMoCo by the amazing Rebecca l Maryland Brand Photographer & Digital Creator 📸🍂💚

10/17/2026

More snow angels. More winter memories. More warmth to go around. ❄️💚

At ohDEER, we love helping families Enjoy More Time Outside, and a warm coat can make all the difference when winter arrives.

Through our 2026 Coat Drive, we’re collecting gently used coats to help local kids and families bundle up for the season ahead. Have a coat your child has outgrown or one you no longer reach for? Give it a new purpose by passing it along. 🧥

Learn how to get involved at oh-deer.com/coat-drive!

10/16/2026

https://www.farmersalmanac.com/ticks-in-fall-leaf-piles

Think frost ended tick season? Adult deer ticks can remain active in fall. Here’s how to enjoy the leaves while being smart about where ticks may hide.

10/16/2026

Cooler days don’t mean tick season is over. Adult blacklegged ticks are especially active in fall, so keep checking your pets after outdoor adventures. 🍂🐾

Junior picked up some unwanted hitchhikers on a walk yesterday. Take a close look around your dog’s head and ears, especially after they’ve been running through tall grass or sniffing around brush and leaf litter. The lint roller hack is coming in strong again for catching unattached ticks!

Check yourself too after spending time outdoors. A quick tick check is a simple habit that helps you and your pets enjoy more time outside! 💚

10/15/2026

Summer may be over, but your tick prevention routine still has work to do! 🍂

It is a common misconception that cooler weather means ticks will be less active. This can make it easy to forget about ticks while enjoying fall hikes, yardwork, and backyard playtime. It is important to keep checking yourself, your kids, and your pets after spending time outside, even when you’re reaching for a jacket. 🔎

ohDEER is here to provide All-Natural Tick Control services through the changing seasons so you can Enjoy More Time Outside. 💚

10/14/2026

New trucks, new states, and lots of families soon to be enjoying more time outside! 🚚🌿

After a hands-on training week in New England, Barry Nash of ohDEER Acworth-Cartersville and Hannah Hoffman of ohDEER Southern Nashville hit the road in their brand-new ohDEER trucks and drove them home to Georgia and Tennessee.

We can’t wait to see these trucks out in their communities, helping more families enjoy their outdoor spaces. Please join us in congratulating Barry and Hannah as ohDEER rolls into two new states!

10/13/2026

https://www.mass.gov/info-details/wear-blaze-orange-during-hunting-season

Wearing blaze orange has helped dramatically reduce hunting-related fi****ms incidents in the field.

10/13/2026

The best way to learn? Get out in the field! 🌿💪

When new ohDEER franchisees visit our home office and original location, they get to see our technicians in action, learn best practices directly from the people doing the work every day, and pick up the equipment to do the spraying themselves.

That hands-on experience connects training to real customer properties. It’s a chance to ask questions, practice techniques, and understand the care that goes into every treatment.

From where to focus treatments to how to navigate different yards, every property offers a chance for new owners to build their skills & confidence for helping families in their own communities Enjoy More Time Outside. 💚

10/12/2026

https://www.masslive.com/news/2026/10/13th-human-case-of-west-nile-virus-identified-in-massachusetts-this-year.html

As of Oct. 9, the West Nile virus risk level in most of Massachusetts is moderate, according to state public health officials.