Colorado B.S. Thread

1st post of the day.

 

Anyone have any recommendations for first aid classes that would be applicable to remote exploration type scenarios?

 

NOLS Wilderness First Aid if you’re looking for a 3-day course, Wilderness First Responder if you’re ok with 9ish days and a bit more money. Took WFA at REI a few years back, very worth the money/time.

 

Yeah, I agree. NOLS WFA is a good start, WFR is an excellent level of knowledge for backcountry stuff.

 

I was going to teach a trama care class a while back, we never got a day down to do it

 

Cool, thanks guys. That's exaclty what I was looking for.

I'd be interested in this too. Were you going to combine it with a trail day or something?

 

I’m new here but happy to help if you want it. I’m a paramedic for Denver Heath.

 

Yeah that was the plan. Come to think of it @YamaDirtrider said he had an idea for it but failed to share

 

Any help would be welcome. All my experience is from the military. Civilian side might be different but be good to have a wide variety of info.

 

Totally! Let’s keep in touch!

 

I'd listen to y'all talk about that with a beer in hand.....

 

These guys have come a long way, I worked with one of the brothers in the 1990's.

 

Just canceled SiriusXM in 5 mins. I consider that a win.

 

That was back when it was camping season... now it’s too cold to be outside unless wheeling....
well have to figure something out

 

Let there be heat!!!

 

For the taco? My two cents.. Don't

 

@Gramps mod in training

 

Well he did get rid of his Tacoma.
That's step #1

 

Baby step #2
Chastising ost for not following B/S/T Rules

 

Just read a post on the face machine..

HRO is backordered on the FTM-400xdr. 1400 on the list.

Glad i snagged one before that craziness. Still need to actually figure out how to properly set it up.

Speaking of, @Gramps you have that file?