I love watching/hearing what you have to say lol Your like one of my ol buddies like to bullshit and then be brutally honest about the way you feel about things so just keep it up oll buddy.
Real post this time and not just for the algorithms or my personal wishlist; 1) Z-Fold gauze x3 Forget the other brands & go straight for CELOX, they’re the only ones that work on bleeders, victims with hypothermia and K9’s etc. 2) RAT tourniquets x3 I have used the SWAT & the CAT versions, in a stressful situation the RAT ones proved easiest to use while working with the least amount of effort and thought. 3) Benadryl and Aspirin packs x3 These have saved plenty of lives so, always have it in your “oh shit” kit. Why 3 you ask? Because 1 is none, 2 is 1 and 3 is many…it’s not rocket surgery.
Splints are underrated for outdoorman. You fall out a stand and break your leg and have to drag yourself out the woods a splint will help prevent you from severing something internal. Also snakestaff tourniquets are very convenient to carry in your pocket due to size. Swat-t will fit kids much better than a CAT or the like but not as simple to use without practice Also works well for putting pressure on bandages so it can fill multiple roles. Having a splint with 2 tourniquets and some z fold doesnt take up space and covers alot of areas
Wade said” I just reup on the pills every year”! boi’s got some gangster in him 😂OG wade is out here saving life’s with the Imodium and roolaids 😂😂jkjk love the podcast brother!
The kits are great. Everyone should also know how to improvise things such as tourniquets, dressings, splints etc. we were thought that part in the military and it saved allot of lives.
@@veteranoutdoorsman9978 exactly, people have car accidents and falls all the time…if we all just knew the basics, a lot more people would be alive today.
Lord of people died too, from having to kust improvise. Just listen to some guys who were in Mogadishu. Good to know how to improvise, but shouldn't be your plan. But to each their own.
@@clintivy623 fair, the ability to think on your feet IS important…but starting with the basics is key and, fundamentals is king. Go through it in your head, what to do if/when is “dry fire” for your brain. It will give you a point to start improvising from. Proper planning prevents piss poor performance.
Thanks. I almost ordered kits recently after attending community CPR training. I thought I was being “too prep’ed”. The real life story put things in perspective. Ordered two kits today.
Great show, Wade! Love these gear breakdowns. Especially the tool and first aid kits. I’ve been into both for years. I carry them in every vehicle and every bag I use on the daily. Working as a Machine Repairman and Machinist, you learn quickly to dedicate at least one drawer in your toolbox to med supplies as well. I even carry a small first aid pouch on my belt, for those times I may be away from a primary kit. For those small EDC belt kits, Amazon is your best friend.
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I love watching/hearing what you have to say lol Your like one of my ol buddies like to bullshit and then be brutally honest about the way you feel about things so just keep it up oll buddy.
Love this series, I appreciate you taking the time to do this even though I am sure it doesn't push as many views!
Nope, and thanks for watching.
Real post this time and not just for the algorithms or my personal wishlist;
1) Z-Fold gauze x3
Forget the other brands & go straight for CELOX, they’re the only ones that work on bleeders, victims with hypothermia and K9’s etc.
2) RAT tourniquets x3
I have used the SWAT & the CAT versions, in a stressful situation the RAT ones proved easiest to use while working with the least amount of effort and thought.
3) Benadryl and Aspirin packs x3
These have saved plenty of lives so, always have it in your “oh shit” kit.
Why 3 you ask? Because 1 is none, 2 is 1 and 3 is many…it’s not rocket surgery.
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Splints are underrated for outdoorman. You fall out a stand and break your leg and have to drag yourself out the woods a splint will help prevent you from severing something internal. Also snakestaff tourniquets are very convenient to carry in your pocket due to size. Swat-t will fit kids much better than a CAT or the like but not as simple to use without practice Also works well for putting pressure on bandages so it can fill multiple roles. Having a splint with 2 tourniquets and some z fold doesnt take up space and covers alot of areas
You guys need to start selling some woobie hoodies.
I think you are correct.
@@txpredatorhunting Pretty sure I wouldn’t be the only one who would buy them…also, bla bla algorithms.
Great info, as far as future guest I'd suggest "Bear" from refuge medical. His company makes top quality USA made kits for every situation.
Wade said” I just reup on the pills every year”! boi’s got some gangster in him 😂OG wade is out here saving life’s with the Imodium and roolaids 😂😂jkjk love the podcast brother!
The kits are great. Everyone should also know how to improvise things such as tourniquets, dressings, splints etc. we were thought that part in the military and it saved allot of lives.
For sure, thanks for your service.
@@veteranoutdoorsman9978 exactly, people have car accidents and falls all the time…if we all just knew the basics, a lot more people would be alive today.
Lord of people died too, from having to kust improvise. Just listen to some guys who were in Mogadishu. Good to know how to improvise, but shouldn't be your plan. But to each their own.
@@clintivy623 fair, the ability to think on your feet IS important…but starting with the basics is key and, fundamentals is king.
Go through it in your head, what to do if/when is “dry fire” for your brain.
It will give you a point to start improvising from.
Proper planning prevents piss poor performance.
Thanks. I almost ordered kits recently after attending community CPR training. I thought I was being “too prep’ed”. The real life story put things in perspective. Ordered two kits today.
I’m glad to hear it.
Great show, Wade! Love these gear breakdowns. Especially the tool and first aid kits. I’ve been into both for years. I carry them in every vehicle and every bag I use on the daily. Working as a Machine Repairman and Machinist, you learn quickly to dedicate at least one drawer in your toolbox to med supplies as well. I even carry a small first aid pouch on my belt, for those times I may be away from a primary kit. For those small EDC belt kits, Amazon is your best friend.
Nice
great podcast, This podcast has provided a ton of info regarding predator hunting, coyote hunting here in IL is a bit tough on public land.
Thanks for watching.
If i miss one more lawds bipod drops somebody is going to need one of these kits to revive my lifeless body😢😂
😂 batches are getting bigger every drop. Doing my best. Lol
Definitely hits home, last week a local man lost his life while hunting, a tourniquet could of saved him.
Dang, hate to hear that. And it’s more important than folks realize.
@@txpredatorhunting my wife did emergency services while going to school for her doctorate, im most definitely having her load me up a pack out.