first aid prepardness ??/
06-30-2008, 10:34 PM
#11
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blossvale, New York
Posts: 21,199
RE: first aid prepardness ??/
I carry a couple bandaids and stuff(for little boo boos), but if you've patched as many holes as I have, you can pretty much keep anything from becoming a catastrophy with what's at hand. If I were REALLY remote I'd carry a full fledged first aid kit.
06-30-2008, 10:43 PM
#12
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: El Dorado Kansas
Posts: 1,311
RE: first aid prepardness ??/
ORIGINAL: Arthur P
Electrical tape?!!? C'mon, guys! Join the ranks of professional rednecks and replace that garbage with camo duct tape.
A few bandaids, a couple of sterile pads, roll of camo duct tape (for real. It's not just for first aid) tube of antibiotic ointment and a cell phone that I keep turned OFF unless I was in a fix where I really need help.
Electrical tape?!!? C'mon, guys! Join the ranks of professional rednecks and replace that garbage with camo duct tape.
A few bandaids, a couple of sterile pads, roll of camo duct tape (for real. It's not just for first aid) tube of antibiotic ointment and a cell phone that I keep turned OFF unless I was in a fix where I really need help.
06-30-2008, 10:46 PM
#13
Giant Nontypical
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Indiana (southern)
Posts: 6,146
RE: first aid prepardness ??/
Tuco would know this all to well He is the harriest guy i have ever met [8D]
ORIGINAL: kingvjack
Camo duct tape and arm hair do not play well together....
ORIGINAL: Arthur P
Electrical tape?!!? C'mon, guys! Join the ranks of professional rednecks and replace that garbage with camo duct tape.
A few bandaids, a couple of sterile pads, roll of camo duct tape (for real. It's not just for first aid) tube of antibiotic ointment and a cell phone that I keep turned OFF unless I was in a fix where I really need help.
Electrical tape?!!? C'mon, guys! Join the ranks of professional rednecks and replace that garbage with camo duct tape.
A few bandaids, a couple of sterile pads, roll of camo duct tape (for real. It's not just for first aid) tube of antibiotic ointment and a cell phone that I keep turned OFF unless I was in a fix where I really need help.
06-30-2008, 10:51 PM
#14
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: El Dorado Kansas
Posts: 1,311
RE: first aid prepardness ??/
ORIGINAL: bloodcrick
Tuco would know this all to well He is the harriest guy i have ever met [8D]
Tuco would know this all to well He is the harriest guy i have ever met [8D]
ORIGINAL: kingvjack
Camo duct tape and arm hair do not play well together....
ORIGINAL: Arthur P
Electrical tape?!!? C'mon, guys! Join the ranks of professional rednecks and replace that garbage with camo duct tape.
A few bandaids, a couple of sterile pads, roll of camo duct tape (for real. It's not just for first aid) tube of antibiotic ointment and a cell phone that I keep turned OFF unless I was in a fix where I really need help.
Electrical tape?!!? C'mon, guys! Join the ranks of professional rednecks and replace that garbage with camo duct tape.
A few bandaids, a couple of sterile pads, roll of camo duct tape (for real. It's not just for first aid) tube of antibiotic ointment and a cell phone that I keep turned OFF unless I was in a fix where I really need help.
06-30-2008, 10:55 PM
#15
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 9,175
RE: first aid prepardness ??/
Camo duct tape and arm hair do not play well together....
One thing that duct tape does a heckuva lot better than electrical tape is hold the seat of your pants together when they rip out. I've had to use it for that a few more times than I've needed to use it to patch my hide back together. Those cold breezes really put a damper on a hunt.[:-]
Or tape together a rip in your ground blind.
Run a band around the cuffs of your pants to keep the ticks out, if you get into them.
Scuff the paint on your stand and have bright shining metal glaring out? Slap a strip of the camo tape over it.
All kinds of things to use it for that electrical tape just won't handle.
06-30-2008, 11:05 PM
#16
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: El Dorado Kansas
Posts: 1,311
RE: first aid prepardness ??/
ORIGINAL: Arthur P
No. You gotta be tough to be a redneck though. [8D] You can tear it into strips whatever width you want. Even make butterfly bandages if you need to.
One thing that duct tape does a heckuva lot better than electrical tape is hold the seat of your pants together when they rip out. I've had to use it for that a few more times than I've needed to use it to patch my hide back together. Those cold breezes really put a damper on a hunt.[:-]
Or tape together a rip in your ground blind.
Run a band around the cuffs of your pants to keep the ticks out, if you get into them.
Scuff the paint on your stand and have bright shining metal glaring out? Slap a strip of the camo tape over it.
All kinds of things to use it for that electrical tape just won't handle.
Camo duct tape and arm hair do not play well together....
One thing that duct tape does a heckuva lot better than electrical tape is hold the seat of your pants together when they rip out. I've had to use it for that a few more times than I've needed to use it to patch my hide back together. Those cold breezes really put a damper on a hunt.[:-]
Or tape together a rip in your ground blind.
Run a band around the cuffs of your pants to keep the ticks out, if you get into them.
Scuff the paint on your stand and have bright shining metal glaring out? Slap a strip of the camo tape over it.
All kinds of things to use it for that electrical tape just won't handle.
06-30-2008, 11:25 PM
#17
Bartender
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 6,634
RE: first aid prepardness ??/
Yes I carry a real nice one that is made by the company I work for. They just contracted out to a new company for our kits so they let me have most of the older ones that were replaced. I donated some to the boy scouts
and to the kids softball and baseball leagues in my area.
I really make sure I have one with me when gun season comes around but thank gosh have not really needed it.
I actually still have 4 of these kits left and if I get off my lazy butt I can go over to some of our other buildings
and snag a few more.
T
and to the kids softball and baseball leagues in my area.
I really make sure I have one with me when gun season comes around but thank gosh have not really needed it.
I actually still have 4 of these kits left and if I get off my lazy butt I can go over to some of our other buildings
and snag a few more.
T
06-30-2008, 11:34 PM
#19
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: El Dorado Kansas
Posts: 1,311
RE: first aid prepardness ??/
I'm pretty much all about safety, if you have a product thats available to the bowhunting market that is easy to carry, serves a hunting purpose, and isn't crap,
I'll help you market it...
I'll help you market it...
