Boats ’n Bows – How to Not Die w/ North American Rescue

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🗓️ 23 October 2019

⏱️ 92 minutes

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Summary

DJ Struntz of North American Rescue joins Mark, Jimmy and Erik for a reality check into the world of trauma response in the backcountry. He dives into the equipment, knowledge and mindset needed to avoid finding one’s self in a traumatic situation in the first place, but also how to keep each other alive should one occur. Cuts from broadheads, fractures from tree falls, blunt trauma from river rocks, fire burns and even eyeballs getting ripped out of their sockets from fishing hooks… Feeling queasy yet? Hopefully this is all information that you, too, can arm yourself with for all your future adventures and, of course, that you never need to use! As always, we want to hear your feedback! Let us know if there are any topics you'd like covered on the Vortex Nation podcast by asking us on Instagram @vortexnationpodcast

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Vortex Nation podcast brought to you by lovers of hunting, shooting, public lands, the Second Amendment and Good Food. All right, what's up everybody?
0:15.0	We are back at it now with a new guest
0:21.0	to discuss something, I actually put together a list and we'll intro
0:25.4	our guest here in a second but I put together a list real quick of the things that
0:29.7	could potentially go wrong just off the top of my head. This is a matter I pretty sure I thought
0:34.7	about this for a grand toll of 15 seconds perhaps, but in about 15 seconds I came up with
0:39.8	all the things that could go wrong on our boat hunt.
0:43.3	They could potentially harm us and maybe kill us.
0:47.0	I thought broadhead arrow slice or puncture,
0:50.7	falling out of the boat in shallow rushing water with blunt trauma,
0:54.0	falling out a tree stands or saddles, broken bones, you know, fractures,
0:59.0	knife cuts, getting stuck with a fishing hook, infections, falling in the river and taking on a lot of water
1:06.1	in the lungs, illnesses that would result in excessive vomiting and reverse vomiting. And that was just a few of the things.
1:14.2	Also, let's point out the fact Mark is working on what seems to be
1:18.7	potentially a torn quad right now.
1:20.9	A little bit, yeah.
1:21.8	Which could present some issues. Yeah, I might be a little bit, yeah. Which could present some issues.
1:23.6	Yeah, I might be a little bit gimpy for that hunt.
1:26.6	And your elk hunt, it's like, no.
1:28.6	Pretty much, yeah, like in a couple of days.
1:30.7	Well, that's just it.
1:31.3	I've got the elkent between that hunt, which I'm going to go on.
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