Posts Tagged ‘ First Aid ’

First Aid Training – An Essential Survival Skill

May 23rd, 2013 | By
First Aid Training – An Essential Survival Skill

I’m writing this article to stress and hopefully educate you on the importance of taking first aid classes, then to practice these skills. Much like marksmanship, running an assessment and/or performing CPR is a  perishable skill. To do that I will review the fundamentals of first aid, review a couple first aid treatments, and direct you toward local resources
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Christmas Idea

Nov 29th, 2012 | By
Christmas Idea

Christmas is coming soon and gift Ideas are being thought of and bought, and this Christmas I have an idea for you. As a stocking stuffer how about a First-aid and CPR class taught by Bear Flag Trading Co. or a UTAH & ARIZONA CCWCarrying a Concealed Weapon class for you and your prepperOne who prepares family. For all
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Life-Saving Skills

Nov 27th, 2012 | By
Life-Saving Skills

At some point survival is going to come down to whether or not you know how to perform basic life-saving techniques. You may have the soul if a warrior, the heart of a champion, and know how to defend yourself and your family, but injuries will happen. The chances of facing a medical emergency increases substantially and
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Bug Out Bag / Emergency Supply Bag

Nov 26th, 2012 | By
Bug Out Bag / Emergency Supply Bag

When ever you face a disaster like earthquake, hurricane, tornado, flood, or even when the SHTFSh!t Hits the Fan, there are certain supplies you should have on hand that will be valuable in these and many situations. Some say relief workers will be doing there best to assist everyone and maybe they will but given
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Hygiene in a Post Collapse World.

Nov 4th, 2012 | By
Hygiene in a Post Collapse World.

One of the most important, but probably one of the most overlooked aspects of survival preparedness is hygiene. In a disaster or collapse situation in which the services which most of us take for granted – such as water sanitation and trash removal – stop running, you will see large outbreaks of sickness and disease that come as result of living in our own waste in densely populated areas.



A Good Reason To Know First Aid And CPR

Sep 20th, 2012 | By
A Good Reason To Know First Aid And CPR

The other night September 18 at around 9:00P.M. I was heading home from the store with my girl and the way home was blocked with an accident. We stopped and I got out to see if everyone was okay, everyone was not okay. One of the drivers involved in the accident was unconscious, not breathing very well,
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First Aid And CPR For Your Family Dog.

Aug 23rd, 2012 | By
First Aid And CPR For Your Family Dog.

We have written articles on prepping,  and building a bug outTo leave for a more secure position. i.e. Survival Retreat, Neighbors, etc. bag for you family and animals, and first aid and CPR for you and your family but what about your dogs.  They say dog is a mans best friend, in my house dog is the
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Proper Training

Aug 10th, 2012 | By
Proper Training

A lot of people want to buy guns, first aid kits, bow and arrows, fishing gear, etc. and half the time they don’t know how to use them.  Let say you go out and but yourself the top of the line firearm and top of the line first aid kit, would you know how to
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Hiking and safety

Jul 7th, 2012 | By
Hiking and safety

Do you plan on hiking anytime soon?  The news report of the missing hiker in Arizona (Body of missing hiker found in Arizona mountains) made me really start thinking of all the safety tips we should know when hiking anywhere. RIP to the 56 year old hiker Kenny Clark whos body was found in the Arizona mountains.  When you
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Camping And Hiking First Aid Tips

Jun 30th, 2012 | By
Camping And Hiking First Aid Tips

Summer is here and some of you might go camping or hiking, would you know what to do if something happened to you, a friend, or a family member?  These are a few tips that could help in an emergency situation. First, know your limitations and match them to the location, duration of your outing and weather.
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