Snake bites
Hi,
OK!. Now I'm confused, I thought that if bitten by an adult
rattler, the extractor was the best method/thingy to use. I thought
also, that you'd have...
zawadab@aol.com 2001-08-18 14:50:18 #10445
matthes-evans
USGS has all OOP maps on microfilm and, for $, will
print out. Can find the appropriate div. on their website.
The maps show up in sales by used...
Mr. Menkes 2001-08-18 13:29:49 #10444
Re: backcountry first aid
Bob Marley wrote:
<< Personally "lingering death" sounded OK. I want to get my full
money's worth when I screw up big time. >>
There are...
Bob Keller 2001-08-18 11:30:47 #10443
Re: backcountry first aid
I'm sorry John. I forgot the ;>) after that comment. I wasn't taking
you seriously and certainly my response shouldn't be taken too
seriously.
Personally...
Bob Marley 2001-08-18 10:29:42 #10442
Re: backcountry first aid
You People are taking me to serious! Sorry!
John Nanke
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jnanke 2001-08-18 09:34:11 #10441
Re: rattler bites
Greetings Fellow Canyoneers,
A great deal of the rattlesnake bites treated here in our Tucson
emergency rooms are bites to the head or hands. Most of the...
Bob Keller 2001-08-18 08:01:51 #10440
More on Havasupai flash flood
11 survived flood on trail to Supai
By Peter Corbett
The Arizona Republic
Aug. 18, 2001
A deadly deluge in the western reaches of the Grand Canyon last...
cheyava@aol.com 2001-08-18 05:54:20 #10439
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