What's up everybody? We have 10-ish minutes here and across the table for Mark and I virtually on the big screen TV is Mr.

DJ's struts from North American Rescue. He's coming back. He's a repeat guest.

You joined us once for Boats and Boas, which was the podcast that we did with you was a really good one.

The whole pod venture in and of itself was a big deflating.

Nobody got hurt. Nobody got hurt. Thank goodness.

But today we're going to talk about some stuff that you should have on hand with you, whether you're out east, out west,

doesn't really matter. Things can happen. Could be 100 yards from your truck and you could be, you know,

10 miles in the backcountry. Who knows what? This is all good stuff. DJ, this is what you guys deal with.

I'm sure you don't love dealing with it, but also it's something that is just part of life.

Well, thanks for having me on here, guys. I really appreciate the opportunity and hopefully it helps somebody out.

Yeah. Absolutely. Let's get to it. There's a lot we could go through in terms of survival or, you know,

addressing bad things that happen in the backcountry. But we're going to focus on this kit here.

Mark, you got this kit out. Explain what it is real quick. DJ will be able to further explain it.

But what do we have on the table? So this is the micro individual first aid kit from North American rescue.

And you know, we've talked about this before and even me personally, I've been remiss in carrying a lot of

this gear with me on a lot of my hunts and really rolling the dice like, well, I hope nothing bad happens, right?

And I'm tired of it. I'm done with it. So yeah, we got this kit from DJ and it really is like the, I mean,

it's really comprehensive, but it's also compact. And to me appears to be like just the essentials that

a person is going to want to keep with them. Like you said, Jim, whether you're 10 miles in the backcountry or,

or you're, you know, on the back 40, something can happen anywhere. I think a lot of people are,

they think this is only for like when you're going real far away. Yeah. And like, and man, we talk about

tree stand accidents, tree stand falls, things like that. Broadhead cuts, which can be out to boo boo style or

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