As an EMS guy myself for a HEMS team just want to say thanks! Couldn't do my job without great rural EMS folks! You guys are the true heros doing the same job with less resources in a lot of cases so thank you.
First Time Elk Hunter Pulled For New Mexico's UNIT 52
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As an EMS guy myself for a HEMS team just want to say thanks! Couldn't do my job without great rural EMS folks! You guys are the true heros doing the same job with less resources in a lot of cases so thank you.
I wouldn't be too hard on the guy....I feel for him. Look, we are all marketed to daily on the various outdoor sporting networks in a way that make someone who has never "been there" - think that if it is done on TV in a 1/2 hour program....it must not be too hard. Most of us know that the work which goes into a successful hunt is done months in advance - AND...nothing can substitute for experience. Good advice is helpful. Reading and watching videos are great. But - nothing.....can help a hunter like his boots on the dirt he intends to hunt, and consistency of that. SO - I hope he is not too intimidated by some - albeit truthful - advice that could be taken as ...discouraging.
Experienced hunters hunters are terminal optimists. Because we live for that "one shot".
Experienced hunters hunters are terminal optimists. Because we live for that "one shot".
QELKhunter
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Always glad to know another EMS provider from any walk of life. Doesn't matter where you go the job or how you do the job, it's a true brotherhood. I've been fortunate enough to serve the community that raised me while raising my family in that same community.
Working a community where you know everyone can be difficult when things go sideways for someone you have a personal relationship with, but it also brings a whole new level of respect and appreciation for the ability to serve.
