Thread: Hunter rescued by helicopter after accidentally stabbing himself

Originally Posted by doinit

Where now leaning towards what one should do in his toterige when one insists on buggering off into the scrub,you know instead of joining the local f***ing bowling club lol.

I was going to ask why cant these old folks talk about their PLBs and Pacemakers just to each other while they play bowls? But I won't. I am not your enemy. Winter is your enemy.

Originally Posted by Carlsen Highway

I am not your enemy. Winter is your enemy.

Nah' not for this old prick

Originally Posted by doinit

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Nah' not for this old prick

That right picture looks like a winter version of Ted Porter's picture near the Mathias Pass, in the book Under the Nor'west Arch

I have been hunting and fishing for 45yrs, and have been in a couple of situations over that time where I would of triggered a plb if it had been available. I was fortunate enough to win one 5yrs ago, boy! what peace of mind, it sits beside my gps in my day bag. It is a cheap opportunity for rescue, a small price for life. As we get older so do our friends, jeez I would trigger my plb for a couple of them if a situation arose. ( if you are reading this mooseman you better bee nice to me and buy me a beer one day ) Personal locator beacons should bee standard equipment for all hunters,fishermen and outdoors action people.

Originally Posted by BeeMan

I have been hunting and fishing for 45yrs, and have been in a couple of situations over that time where I would of triggered a plb if it had been available. I was fortunate enough to win one 5yrs ago, boy! what peace of mind, it sits beside my gps in my day bag. It is a cheap opportunity for rescue, a small price for life. As we get older so do our friends, jeez I would trigger my plb for a couple of them if a situation arose. ( if you are reading this mooseman you better bee nice to me and buy me a beer one day ) Personal locator beacons should bee standard equipment for all hunters,fishermen and outdoors action people.

@BeeMan and @Mrs Beeman

I liked your posting, but I pressed "like" because I like Mrs BeeMan's "like". Spot on!