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Press Release:Mossy Oak® BioLogic® Executive Pens Thriller
MADISON, MS-3 January 2008-Bobby Cole, Mossy Oak® BioLogic® executive, has written The Dummy Line (Context Publishing Co., 19 Feb. 2008, $24.95), an action-packed suspenseful novel that will keep readers on the edges of their seats and quite possibility out of the woods at night.
Jake Crosby, a troubled stockbroker, has planned a weekend escape at his hunting camp with his nine-year-old daughter, Katy. In the middle of the night, a gang of redneck drug dealers attempts to break into the remote camp. The gang's display of heinous intentions toward Jake and Katy causes Jake to make gut-wrenching decisions. [...read more...]
Huntin' The World TV
Our friend Ken Cobb of Huntin' The World TV had a few spectacular trips to Canada this season. Ken and the rest of the Huntin' The World team have been field testing RutWear gear this season and the results speak for themselves.
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RutWear Product Spotlight
RutWear Wool Liner/ Jacket
FLEECE LINED. All big game hunters know that wool is an awesome outerwear material because of its quiet nature but there area lot more beneficial featuresto this natural fiber.
Wool fibers consist of an inner core of protein, which is covered by overlapping scales. The protein core will absorb up to 30% of its weight in moisture without becoming damp or clammy. The scales are hard, reducing wear and tear on the fibers, at the same time preventing water penetration. Wool also contains lanolin, a natural water-repellent grease. The fibers are strong and elastic, and are usually wavy, or crimped. The crimp of the wool produces insulating air spaces which reduces the flow of body heat. The air near the skin is kept dry as the core protein traps moisture from this air, and repels it toward the outside of the fleece. The elasticity and strength of the fibers allow movement of the fleece without losing the air spaces or breaking the fibers.
A Glut of Does Harms Bucks
Article from QDMA Written by: John J. Ozoga
In white-tailed deer, the adult sexes live separately during much of the year, just as they do in mule deer, red deer, elk, moose, and many other ungulates. Scientists refer to this social and geographical separation as “sexual segregation" or "niche separation" of the sexes.
Related does live in close-knit matriarchal societies, composed of mothers, daughters, grandmothers, great-grandmothers, and so forth. Bucks, on the other hand, form fraternal or bachelor groups generally composed of unrelated males. In either case, social group size and the degree of social complexity varies depending upon many different factors that influence deer herd sex-age composition and density. {Read More}
Aggressive Doe Harvest In today's era of overabundant whitetail populations, one of the most common challenges facing those practicing Quality Deer Management (QDM) is harvesting enough antlerless deer on their property annually. In fact, in some areas it seems that no matter how many antlerless deer you harvest, little, if any, population impact is achieved. {Read More}
Press Release: Mossy Oak® BioLogic® Executive Pens Thriller
Huntin' The World TV
