My father has been a source of tremendous - if sporadic - wisdom over the years. This Thanksgiving he said something to me that seemed painfully obvious yet eludes many people: Don't wear white in the woods, particularly white hats.

You see, my father hunts from time-to-time, and so do millions - yes, millions - of other Americans. When deer-hunting, the hunter looks for the white of the tail. As such, if you are wearing a white hat, you may appear at distance much the same as a deer. Remember too that, even though it may not be hunting season and drinking while in posession of a firearm is illegal, many people ignore the law.

Well, maybe one person should wear a white hat in the woods.

Whenever you go hiking or walking in a woodland area in the United States or Canada, be sure to wear orange if you are at all uncertain about the area in which you are hiking. In fact, you might want to wear it even in areas considered safe.

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