Charles Neser

I love all things outdoors. I'm a hunter by heart, starting my own Venison business and hunting most of the South African and US game species. Fishing is another hobby of mine, especially fly and shore fishing. But in general, I love hiking and camping as well. Just being surrounded by nature - that is the goal!

Fish Memory

Can Fish Remember Encounters with Fishermen? The Ultimate Guide To The Science Behind Fish Memory and Behavior

Fish memory is more advanced than we often realize, with species like trout and carp remembering past encounters with fishermen. These aquatic creatures can recall specific bait and locations for months, making them trickier to catch over time. But don’t worry – understanding the science behind fish memory and behavior can help you stay one […]

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hike safely in bear country: grizzly and black bear guide

How to Hike Safely in Bear Country: Step-By-Step Guide For Grizzlies and Black Bears

Here’s how to hike safely in Bear Country. Black Bear vs Grizzly Bear: Safety Guide What to Do When Encountering a Black Bear vs. a Grizzly Bear Action Black Bear Grizzly Bear Danger Level Initial Behavior Stand your ground, appear larger, and make noise. Black bears usually avoid confrontation. Slowly back away, avoid eye contact.

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Fast Can Deer Run

How Fast Can Deer Run? Top 10 Fastest American Deer Species and How They Outrun Predators

Deer can run incredibly fast, with the top species like Caribou reaching speeds up to 50 mph. Their speed, agility, and ability to zigzag allow them to outmaneuver predators like wolves, coyotes, and cougars. We’ll delve into the top 10 fastest American deer species, including Caribou, Elk, and White-Tailed Deer. We’ll show you how deer

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Tick Diseases

What Are the Different Tick Diseases? Ultimate Guide, Tick Risk Calculator For Different Regions and More

Different tick diseases include Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, and Ehrlichiosis in North America; Tick-Borne Encephalitis (TBE) and Anaplasmosis in Europe and Asia; Babesiosis, East Coast Fever, and Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever in Africa. Each region’s ticks transmit specific bacteria, viruses, or parasites, leading to various symptoms ranging from mild fever to severe organ failure.

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Fish Attracted To Light

Are Fish Attracted to Light at Night? The Definitive Guide with Expert Tips and Techniques To Night Fishing

Yes, many fish are attracted to light at night because it draws in baitfish and insects, which they feed on. However, the effectiveness depends on the species and type of light used. In this article, we’ll take a look at whether fish are attracted to light and what makes them attracted to light. We’ll also

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Survive A Bear Attack

Can You Really Survive a Bear Attack by Playing Dead? The Truth About Playing Dead and Other Lifesaving Tips

Yes, you can survive a bear attack by playing dead, but it only works in certain bear encounters, subject to the species and the situation. With grizzly bears, playing dead is advisable if the bear is attacking defensively, such as protecting its cubs or food. However, this strategy is not recommended for black bears, which

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escape quicksand

How Do You Escape Quicksand on a Hiking Trail? A Simple 4-Step-Guide with Pro Tips

To escape quicksand on a hiking trail, stay calm, distribute your weight, move slowly, and use available tools to lift yourself out safely. Step 1: Assessing Your Situation Quickly The first and most important rule is to stay calm. Panicking will only make the situation worse. Take a deep breath and quickly evaluate your surroundings.

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Deer Meat Taste Gamey and Tough

Why Does My Deer Meat Taste Gamey and Tough? 10 Common Reasons Explained And How to Fix Them Using Science and Experience

If your deer meat taste gamey and tough, it’s likely due to factors like high stress in the animal, improper field dressing, or inadequate cooking methods. Let’s break down the ten reasons and how to fix them. Venison Tips Table Common Reasons for Gamey and Tough Venison and How to Fix Them Reason Explanation Solution

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Identify Animal Tracks

How to Easily Identify Animal Tracks? A Guide For 5 Animals Classes From Mammals To Insects

You can easily identify animal tracks by looking at track shapes, patterns, and unique characteristics of different footprints. It’s amazing to uncover what stories tracks can tell if you know how to look. This guide will equip you with the knowledge to recognize tracks from mammals to insects, making your time in nature even more

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Fish Attracted to Certain Baits

Why Are Fish Attracted to Certain Baits? A Science and Experience-Based Guide to Bait Selection and Catching More Fish

Advanced sensory systems make fish attracted to certain baits, allowing them to detect specific scents, colors, and movements in the water. But how can you leverage their physiology to attract more fish to your bait? Below is a table that briefly answers that very question (more info in the article), followed by a calculator that

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