Last summer you may have heard about first light's amazing waterfowl gear.

It is truly best in class, it's amazing stuff.

If you could find a problem with it, it may have been that it just wasn't in a camouflage

pattern that you use in your super dark, timbre, hidey holes like in the Mississippi

flyaway.

Well, grumble no more, we just released Cash Camel, specifically formulated for hunting

ducks in the flooded hardwoods.

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

that we use at first light, but emphasizes micro break up elements and blah, blah, blah,

the thing is gang.

Ducks flying over, craning down, staring into those timbre holes are going to see that

sweet decoy spread you have and they're not going to see you.

We tested and tweaked it for two seasons in Arkansas and if there's not reason enough

to buy already, we donate a portion of every sale of duck hunting gear to Delta Water

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

through a sweet little program we call Camel for Conservation.

So head to firstlight.com slash Cash that's C-A-C-H-E like the River in Arkansas and give

it a look today.

For the first time ever, scientists have cryopreserved and then revived an entire piece

of ocean coral.

You may remember cryopreservation from documentaries like Mel Gibson's Forever Young and Star Wars.

Researchers are still a long way from freezing Han Solo, but I'd say this is a good start.

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