The wild diet

Article Abstract:

Most wild game meat is lower in calories and saturated fat than meat from domestically-raised animals. The health benefits that are derived from eating wild game meat include lower risk of heart attack and stroke. Other health concerns are described.

Health aspects, Meat, Game and game-birds, Game animals, Game birds

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Location location location!

Article Abstract:

Hunters can use topographical and aerial maps to improve their success rate. Maps can be used to determine where to position stands and to interpret indications such as rubs and scrapes. Answers to questions about how to use maps are presented.

Planning, Usage, Hunting, Maps (Geography), Maps

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Lyme disease: it keeps on ticking

Article Abstract:

A vaccine to prevent Lyme disease in humans is being tested at the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. Animals can already be vaccinated against the tick-borne disease. The disease's symptoms for diagnosis and its treatment are described.

Care and treatment, Lyme disease

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