Med kit

[Dos Perros]

Since I've been doing this I have heard of two dudes sinking knives into their legs quartering elk. And then one dude's finger taken off by a crossbow.

This year because we were in dense grizz country I upped my kit to include the usual bare minimums...added an Israeli style bandage and quick clot gauze. We had more than enough belts and paracord to function for a dedicated tourniquet.

 

[Middle_Ridge]

Ever since I saw the scene in "Kandahor" where the villan gets shot in the neck while rushing Gerard Butler, then one-handed rips open a gauze pack with his mouth, KEEPS ADVANCING, packs the wound, and starts shooting again... I moved my little package of quick-clot to my bino harness

 

[Grassymike]

How do you guys store/organize/carry items like benadryl/ibuprofen etc? I've tried small baggies inside larger baggies but they always end up getting munched in my pack.

Also after my cactus in the ass cheek experience this year does anyone have a reccomendation on a pair of tweezers one can carry that won't poke through every piece of gear in your pack?

I have pulled my share of cactus needles with my original leatherman pliers. I kept it in my fanny pack bowhunting for years for just that use.