I have spent many years in the back country hunting sheep and over the years I've become confident in my survival skills. And to that point I like to pass on one tip that may save your life or someone else's.
Of course we all know that we should have basic survival skills when venturing into the back country how to treat a wound or deal with blood loss perhaps hypothermia and dehydration. My tip is that all hunters in the back country should know how to do CPR your hunting partner may have hypothermia or cardiac arrest or or trauma that stopped their heart knowing CPR may save their lives in fact it might be yours whose life is saved. Take a short course and learn it anyone can do it. As Note- the survival rate from cardiac arrest without medical intervention (defibrillator) is quite low but a few do survive .Administering CPR might be enough to save a life in the mountains
Last edited by stoneramhunter; 01-26-2021 at 12:45 AM.
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