Pour gas on legs and set fire.    
I am glad they don't not effect me.

Germtrol was available when I was a kid & took the itch right out. Check online maybe?

Last year & early this year I used Permythrin with outstanding results! The past month (same 30 oz bottle) I've seen ticks walk right over saturated areas around my cuffs & legs as well as arms. Yesterday had an attached blood sucker on my knee. That was after douching with permythrin beforehand. Not a tick or redbug fan either! Ideas?

Try the bleach bath.  It does not take alot of bleach.

chigger at the store helps

Moonshine works just fine just drink a whole mason jar full and ya won't even feel the little boogers bite  

If I know I've gotten in them I get in the shower, have a bottle with 30/70 bleach and water, spray down, rub it all over and wait a couple minutes. Never even knew they where on me. Bites never developed.

Be careful. I wound up in the emergency room from blood poisoning from them when I got them real bad in the late 60s.

The worst thing about CHIGGERS    still active) THE ITCH that     keeps on giving!!!!
There are parts of my state that I will not hunt till after a hard frost because of chiggers

White stick deodorant!!

In the past i've had chiggers by the hundreds a number of times. To the point of having a fever from them. They are mites. Under a magnifying glass the look just like tiny ticks. The best thing to rid yourself of them is head lice shampoo. Buy as much as you can and soak in it. They'll be gone in 2 to 3 days.

They bore under your skin & stay for a while. A few will even crawl out & bore back a day after you got in to them leaving another red itching mark.

Myth they do not bore  into your skin.

I live in the chigger infested Pine Lands of NJ. I have a farm with 36 acres of chigger infested woods. I have had more ticks and chiggers in me than I could ever count. I don't understand why I have never been diagnosed with Lymes disease. My hunting partner has had four bouts of it.

I am actually starting to build up an immunity to the chigger bites and they don't bother me as much as they used to. I used to have an allergic reaction and the bites lasted for 6 months.

It is probably too late, but don't scratch them and put on Chigarid.

Since I know, if you are like me you scratched them and opened them up, get Chigarid and put it on each bite. It is the only thing I have found to relieve the annoying itching and burning.

You can get Chigarid in most chain pharmacy stores. I am looking at a bottle as we speak, since I have an archery range in the chigger infested woods and just got infested again like you.

Good luck, Chigarid all the way!

Gil

I have lived in chigger & tick infested areas all my life.  I've been outside all seasons and have had more bites than I care to remember.  What has worked the best for me is to take a large handful of baking soda and add it to a bathtub of water – take a bath.  It kills all the ticks and chiggers and they don't itch nearly as badly.  Try it, it works!

My wife gets chiggers bad sometimes and swears by the "bleachy bath" to combat the itch  - smells like a swimming pool in the house when she is done.  I don't get them as bad, generally - I prefer the dig 'em till they bleed routine.  Benadryl will help if it doesn't put you to sleep.  All of the topicals I've seen for itch/bug bites/chiggers in the pharmacy are the same active ingredient as Benadryl (diphenhydramine).  Be aware that if you take Benadryl or generic diphenhydramine and use the topical as well that you are increasing the dose - don't exceed the max dosage by accident by using different formulations.

I looked into the chigger thing a while back - the information I read about them debunked the "burrow in and live under the skin" idea - the information said that by the time you know you've been bitten the chigger has fed and left you ..... but there may be many more still crawling around that haven't bitten yet.  Thus washing up right away is a good idea - it will kill/remove the active ones before they bite.  Other than that it is itch control and healing.

R

My wife's grandmother told me to take a warm bath and then rub (fat back) salted pork on the infested areas and they would go away. I did and it worked, It is worth a try.LCH

Just looked at the container....its called Chiggerex plus.

We were always told that the chiggers burrowed into your skin and were still alive.  
I recently read on the internet that here in the U.S. we don't have any chiggers that are supposed to get humans, so they die as soon as they "bite" you.  
Their saliva in the open wound is what's itching you now.  I use lotion, but it doesn't help much.

Are the main ingredients in Chiggarid sulfur and  benzocaine? I had some in the 1980s.

Chiggerex plus works pretty good. I found it at Walmart.   Good luck