Bill Doyle protected from ungodly cold by (ahem!) Woodsman and maybe some warm clothes

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This just in:

Bill has earned this week's surprise for a great photo.

The must- have accessory for any cold, harsh weather.

Proudly presenting our graphic artist: Christopher Scott Huffman

Christopher Scott Huffman

How would one describe Christopher?

 Deep thinking, unassuming and yet totally awake. He has an artistic, highly skilled gentle view of his subjects. Almost as though, through his art, he captures forever that one moment of exceptional beauty and depth.

 You experience the urge to be in that moment with him, his use of light and color leaves one with the feeling of being embraced by something so real as to become surreal.

It is almost as if Christopher sees the world as it really is yet chooses to focus on those momentary fractions and fragments which truly represent the way it all aught to be.

This quietly philosophical man has the heart and vision many times his physical size. We have no doubt that he is on his way to becoming a significant artist on this great American landscape.

We are so privileged to give Christopher total credit for our JackRanger.co product logo designs. We count ourselves very fortunate to have him as our graphic designer.

Link to this magnificent piece

This is a particularly striking piece of work by Christopher

Another satisfied mountain man from Idaho

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The perfect environment for Woodsman man-salve to reveal its true strength - cold, outdoors, in the hands and on the hands of real men.

This is a photo of Drew Pooley - more mountain man looking you simply could not get. Had the girls quite stirred up in the office this morning when his photo came in.

Thanks, Doreen, for sending in this photo - your reward is in the mail.

Woodsman and Bambi co-exist

Further contact from Bill Doyle and new photographs. He sent video, too but only the audio is clear so pics for now.

Bill says he sprayed the outside of the can with the Scent-a-way but did not spray inside the can

Food around the can

Food all gone.

Thanks Bill, you are a good friend to Woodsman, a careful and a humane hunter.

Further good news on Bambi cam

The Woodsman can is right by the buck's right leg. Buck is totally unfazed. Bill says he will try and edit the video footage in the next few days but he says he doesn't really know how to edit as yet.

To quote Bill again:

"This is an actual picture of the 4 point buck standing over the can"

Breaking news!!! Woodsman man-salve is a hit with hunters

The report arrived on my desk yesterday. 

It's looking promising:

Woodsman does not seem to bother the deer. A friend, named Bill Doyle, had offered to set an open tin of Woodsman in view of a deercam for a few nights.

To quote Bill:

"I've got some good news and I've got some bad news. The good news is
the deer, although cautious were able to walk right up to the can of
Woodsman and feed within inches. The bad news is the video was cloudy.
A combination of bad infrared lighting and a dirty lens. I think I
have the problem corrected and am going to try again tonight. The
 smell of the Woodsman is obvious when you get within 5 to 15
feet of the area where the can is sitting. That's a good testament to
the smell. If the deer were not 100 percent sure they would not get
within 30 yards of that smell.
It looks like it may be a winner."

What that means, is that hunters and wildlife enthusiasts can wear Woodsman, keeping their face and hands protected during the cold, dark nights without spooking the game.

More abnormal Tennessee weather

Very very nippy for mid south.

Cold Tennessee! The front end loader was frozen shut again. Work had to wait.

Frozen Tennessee Tundra - say what???!!

People do crazy things when the weather behaves differently. What is it? The ionosphere? The new moon? The full moon? New water features? new year? ozone space cadets? 

'Tis No matter, just so long as you adventure. A clawing North Pole grip and some the inhabitants of America have been camping in ungodly weather and we're happy to report that Woodsman man-salve went along with a couple on their foray into the Tennessee tundra. They sent us these photos.

Joe P. from Tennessee writes, "When I'm camping, Woodsman Salve helps

prevents my hands from cracking. It's non-greasy, long-lasting and let's
me get back to the great outdoors."