#10MinuteTalk - Bee Stings – Not allergic, you may not be safe

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🗓️ 15 June 2021

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Bees, small insects, BIG considerations! On this episode of the Vortex Nation Podcast, we with sit down with repeat guest, hunting badass and bee sting survivor, Joey Pyburn, to recount his backcountry bout with an aggressive bee. Just because you may not be allergic to bees now, doesn’t mean you can’t develop a reaction. Follow along to hear how Joey handled it in the field, as well as how he followed up. This is a single account of a single event with a single person. This is not professional medical advice and in no way shape or form should be treated as such. Consult your medical provider for medical advice and treatment specific to you and your medical history. Also, we know yellow jackets and other wasps are of the wasp family, but it was just easier to call them bees and had better alliteration in the copy.

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0:00.0	What's up everybody we have 10-ish minutes here to discuss the topic of some back country safety and I think even we'll get into
0:10.6	Bees and bee stings things like that. Mark you love bees honey bees
0:14.8	Well, I did I stung by them stuff. Yeah, I tried to keep bees one year
0:19.0	I'm not a professional beekeeper my bees died Jim and I haven't I've been wanting to attempt it again
0:23.9	But I chose the the only the strong survive attitude as far as care taking for my bees over the winter
0:31.4	You know we had a new baby that year and so I didn't have as much time as I would have wanted to dedicate to them and
0:37.8	They weren't strong enough so bees in general may have a little something against you. You should probably take it, you know
0:44.6	I get a note of things that are talked about here. It gave my home for a little while a little while
0:49.4	Anyway getting off topic here. We are back again with Joey Pibern from OutdoorLine radio and
0:56.0	Out of downtown Seattle
0:57.8	They do all sorts of great stuff as far as a lot of fishing content a lot of hunting content just really good stuff and
1:04.0	Awesome show. So Joey. Thank you guys for providing that. I'm a long-time listener
1:09.0	I bet nice to talk to you Jimmy and Mark again
1:12.8	Awesome, so like as Jim said we're gonna talk about some some back country safety and bees
1:19.2	and a lot of people have been hunting a lot of people hitting the back country going on trips and
1:25.0	You want to be safe out there, right? Like you're kind of generally away from civilization
1:29.7	You don't have all the amenities you might not be able to just drive to the emergency room
1:33.7	In short order. So you want to be safe out there and there's there's definitely some things that you're gonna want to keep in mind and that's why we have
1:41.0	Joey here to tell us all about how to be safe in the back country or just like I said
1:45.5	Definitely some some cool tips and stuff that folks ought to be thinking about so yeah, yeah, I had a I had an interesting experience
1:54.0	in September on an elk hunt here in Washington my buddy Rob Insley and I
1:58.6	Took off from the truck and
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