Last summer you might have heard that first light was making waterfowl gear.

They put it on some pretty slick field hunting patterns, but folks here that hunt the

dark flooded timber my home state of Arkansas started grumbling right away.

They wanted some timber camo.

Well grumble no more.

They just released cash camo, specifically formulated for hunting ducks in the flooded

timbers of the southern half of the Mississippi flyway.

The cash river is a river here in Arkansas.

The pattern was designed using the same nature based algorithm used in their other patterns,

but emphasizes micro break up elements and high contrast textures that are most visually

disruptive when you are up close and personal with green heads in the woods.

I'm proud to say that this pattern was tested and tweaked for two seasons in Arkansas and

it looks incredible.

Plus first light donates a portion of every sale of duck hunting gear to delta waterfowl

to support their mission of conserving North American duck and goose populations.

Head to firstlight.com slash cash that spelled C-A-C-H-E like the river in Arkansas to give

it a look.

We decided to take a route down that we saw on the way up that looked like it was going

to be a lot easier.

That was an illusion, as it often is.

We've been pounding hard over the last six months of this Bear Geese podcast, diving

deep into the Mississippi River, David Crockett, and the literary con man, Ace of Carter.

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