Last summer, you may have heard that first lights now making waterfowl gear.

They put it out in a pretty slick field hunting pattern, but folks at hunt the dark flooded

timber in the Mississippi flyway started grumbling.

Well grumble no more.

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

hardwoods.

This pattern was designed using the same nature based logarithm, using their other patterns

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

disruptive when you were up close and personal with green heads in the timber.

Test it in tweak for two seasons in Arkansas.

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

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

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

it a look today.

Dirk Durham here, I'm being your host again for another episode of Cutting the Distance.

You'll listen to one of our previous episodes.

I had my good buddy Tom Schneider and we sat down and we start talking about rifle elk

hunting post rut.

And we got into the weeds a little bit on long-range shooting.

What to do when you hear a bull elk bugling in October and you got to rifling your hands.

And then after we record the podcast, we kind of laughed a little bit and said, man, we

just didn't get deep enough.

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