Blinded by the light: the scenario can work like this: forget your sunglasses; lose your sight; lose your life

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A hunter describes an experience with snow blindness in the Rocky Mountains. Ultraviolet-filtering sunglasses are absolutely essential when hunting in the snow at high elevations. The thinner ozone layer and the reflection from the snow, even on overcast days, can easily cause snow blindness.

Care and treatment, Safety and security measures, Eye, Snow

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The snowman of Carcajou Creek

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A huntsman out with his teenage son in Carcajou Creek, Mt, describes the sinister atmosphere they experience there. Then they encounter a snowman made by a small girl and her gnome-like grandfather who tells them stories.

Montana, Discovery and exploration

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The ice deer: a hunter's courge falters in the cold grasp of winter

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An elk hunter makes several forays in a canoe to a remote Missouri River island in pursuit of a huge elk, and shoots it on a bitterly cold dawn just before the season ends.

United States, Deer hunting

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