20 year current paramedic and former combat medic. The number 1 thing that is overlooked for medical emergencies is planning. Before anyone goes out on a hunt, all parties should review a plan of how to effectively call for help, how to provide immediate aid, and how to effectively evacuate a casualty to a higher level of care. A lot of remote hunting is outside of reliable cell phone coverage areas. Know how to accurately relay your position to first responders. In trauma, time is EVERYTHING. Shaving wasted time and eliminating, to the extent possible, confusion is just as important as what you pack in with you.
Ive got both and i carry small trauma kit on body. Making a kit for work after a guy sliced his wrist the other day, got him patched up and to the doctor. MAKE SURE YOU BUY NAME BRAND NOT CHEAP AMAZON KNOCKOFFS
You should talk to Kerry at dark Angel medical. Awesome person, great service, can make medical kits to your liking. Is one of the best storytellers you’ll meet
London Bridge Med bag or milsurp med bag. CHINOOK MEDICAL SUPPLY for your build your own mix n match,or kit. Or they have complete kits already made. Cheapest/ best quality for the money. And done....
As someone who has been working with my dad, who's a hunting guide, for 12 yesrs, I decided it was better to just put together a rifle specifically for handing off to hunters when they need one
My mom is an er nurse and gives us fully kitted out first aid kits for Christmas every year it has anything and everything in it and it’s an amazing thing to have
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Always keep atleast one med/trauma kit with us when we hunt. Have had to use a tourniquet on a predator hunt before when a guy slipped on a cattle guard and punctured his arm. May need to look into a form of communication when phones don’t work. Good point.
As a paramedic and hunter I think you bringing this topic up is awesome! As always thanks for the awesome content! I do have a fire extinguisher and home med kit!
A chest seal and knowing how and when to use one is a must. A Garmin inreach probably isn’t a bad idea either in case you need to call in air support, cause most of us probably don’t have service where we are hunting.
Refuge medical makes 1st class American made kits with top quality components.
Bring unclefreedom or shieldbeareroffaith on the podcast. they know this stuff!
Wade (Big OSHA) Chandler, you missed your calling buddy. Everyone needs a safety man!!!
20 year current paramedic and former combat medic. The number 1 thing that is overlooked for medical emergencies is planning. Before anyone goes out on a hunt, all parties should review a plan of how to effectively call for help, how to provide immediate aid, and how to effectively evacuate a casualty to a higher level of care. A lot of remote hunting is outside of reliable cell phone coverage areas. Know how to accurately relay your position to first responders. In trauma, time is EVERYTHING. Shaving wasted time and eliminating, to the extent possible, confusion is just as important as what you pack in with you.
Ive got both and i carry small trauma kit on body. Making a kit for work after a guy sliced his wrist the other day, got him patched up and to the doctor. MAKE SURE YOU BUY NAME BRAND NOT CHEAP AMAZON KNOCKOFFS
You should talk to Kerry at dark Angel medical. Awesome person, great service, can make medical kits to your liking. Is one of the best storytellers you’ll meet
Lots of “content” in the first 5
London Bridge Med bag or milsurp med bag. CHINOOK MEDICAL SUPPLY for your build your own mix n match,or kit. Or they have complete kits already made. Cheapest/ best quality for the money. And done....
Router hunting at hospital sounds safe
Couger
If you were to put together a hunting pack med kit, I'd buy it. Probably 2.
As someone who has been working with my dad, who's a hunting guide, for 12 yesrs, I decided it was better to just put together a rifle specifically for handing off to hunters when they need one
Love me some stickers, in for sticker drops. Also, the caremel candy I got last time was absolutely delicious and a great touch!
Just bring your nurse ,and use her system!
Safety first makes first aid second!
My mom is an er nurse and gives us fully kitted out first aid kits for Christmas every year it has anything and everything in it and it’s an amazing thing to have
I sure would like to hear more about this it’s a very overlooked topic.
Hey guys, be sure like , subscribe, hit notification bell, comment , send the TH-cam overlords your first born , everything! 😂❤💯
We appreciate everyone!!
Always keep atleast one med/trauma kit with us when we hunt. Have had to use a tourniquet on a predator hunt before when a guy slipped on a cattle guard and punctured his arm. May need to look into a form of communication when phones don’t work. Good point.
Chicago Rat killer himself in the thumbnail.
Wade’s a hero!
How the hell do you spell Turnaqit? Benadryl saved my life from a bee sting once. Kept me out of anaphylaxis.
Benadryl is definitely a must have.
As a paramedic and hunter I think you bringing this topic up is awesome! As always thanks for the awesome content!
I do have a fire extinguisher and home med kit!
Awesome!
Apple phone SOS function
Remember, being a Swifty is really nifty! 😂😂😂
Wade is that the m89 behind you?
The 6 max yes.
Here's a comment!
My guess is wade
Spike
Taylor Swift holding an AR stickers!
A sticker that says "Hey Amantine! 308 Sucks!"
A chest seal and knowing how and when to use one is a must. A Garmin inreach probably isn’t a bad idea either in case you need to call in air support, cause most of us probably don’t have service where we are hunting.
Need some Tim Spike stickers!
Thanks for the podcast!