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I think it best to keep things simple, and in pure layman speech. MARCH is more tactic/first responder talk. Many people here would not have even done an EFAW, FAW, FAW+F or Outdoor First Aid, let alone a trained Combat Medic or First Responder.

That folks, quite frankly, sums it up. Many here would have attended an “orders group” that will finish off with a “what if” session. First Aid is simple, very, very simple are they, or you, cat bleeding? If answer is yes…..Stop it! With whatever you have to hand. If no cat bleed, is the...

But out of those 50k it would not be a high percentage from wounds, and yes, you should have sterile stuff available, but the priority with a severe or catastrophic bleed is to get it stopped. My last excursion to hospital was a wound needing stitching, hand, then surgery a few day's later, so...

Don’t let my dog see those Eddie!

Yes mate, went there twice. My wife has two aunts in Mid Yell.

If you get a serious wound, the last thing I would worry about is dirt! Get it stopped, get to hospital, they will do the cleaning.

I swear by Trek50, but I am led to believe it may damage certain materials, although I have not experienced this, but it certainly works. But I am, for some reason, not a Tick magnet…..Thankfully! I am in shorts and tee shirt from around April till October.

No, it asks for URL and text.

Perhaps it is only full members William. I can post on the photography section, no problem.

Would you like tea or coffee with your steak?

Could someone please tell me how to post pictures on this topic please. Cheers.

Yes chaps, the priority is to stop the bleed, especially a cat bleed. Use whatever comes to hand.

New twist on “ Fly Fishing”

The above post raises a very pertinent question: If the package of a dressing is damaged, or has already been opened…….Would you still use it?

Gods county mate!

Cornwall is OK, but not that good…….If you know, you know.

Eshaness, Shetland.

Sumburgh Head on the Shetland mainland William. I hit gold, there were hundreds of them, two days before, none at all.

Took these yesterday.

Pa Park Deer will undoubtedly be Fallow, the mothers will a “Doe” the young are “Fawns” I do apologise for being pedantic, I am quite into Deer. Certainly stalked and eat a few!