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About LinkBacksIn my day pack and on my belt is a Israeli bandage and a tourniquet (CAT). I often only hunt with a smaller belt set-up so by having these in both the pack and belt I don't risk leaving them behind if I choose one over the other. That covers most "worst case" scenarios...
In my day pack and main pack I have a small general first aid kits that have a few plasters and the likes for those smaller niggles.
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