Thread: what happens if...

I'm sure there's guys in here with way more experience but the two hunters in parties I've been involved with pulling out of the bush the priority is always the patients, no one has in any of these cases asks who has a license weres the gun etc.
No3 raises a good point about car crashes, a couple of years back a lady cooked on some mean drugs whacked a ute with a couple of hunters in it heading out there guns and ammo was on the back seat as well all do shit was all over the road guns, ammo,, the lot and both hunters went away in the chopper.
If you have a heart attack or stroke out hunting you should be much more worried your survival than what you think "might" happen.
Life's to short for the what iffs get out there and enjoy the hills while you can.

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Yes Brads, first priority is the patient, especially if it’s me. We now have a young paramedic on the team, which gives us mid 70s guys a bit of confidence.
Last hunt out, one guy talked to the para about chest pains, he’d had them for a while, advice was see you doctor first thing Monday, he went straight to hospital for stents, very lucky.
Firearms come second and someone will take care of them