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What's your job

No_Guarantees said:
@Rmurraymd
As an RN, I constantly run through scenarios in my head of potential worst case scenarios and how to handle them. As a guy who travels 1+ miles for almost every hunt. I carry a med kit with the realization that there are restrictions on what a med kit can handle. Inevitably we as a community will see stories that will help us better prepare ourselves in the field for mishaps of saddle hunting. It not necessarily the guys that have something(disease process) wrong but the ones who don't know the do that scare me.
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Yup. Agree. A hands free way to get down if hands are frozen injured etc (treestand wingman) and satellite comms (delorme/garmen text) to get help. After that not a ton in woods you can do. Maybe epipen. Take care.
 
I'm in the limestone capital of the world so you can guess it. I work in the mill run a planer. And my dad and I do headstones,signs and yard work on the side.
 
Official title is database programmer/analyst, however I wear many hats at my job including: dba, devops engineer, and running a development team.
 
Dock manager for a car and passenger ferry. Previously worked at a tannery as a color matcher, supervisor, and raw hide inspector, that produced automotive leather.
 
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SaddleUpPartner! said:
I work for Michigan State doing HVAC controls. We monitor all HVAC equipment for the buildings on campus, write programs for equipment, install new control panels, do energy conservation projects, answer trouble calls from costumers that are too hot or too cold. GO GREEN!
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I'm a water safety specialist in Michigan. Legionella mitigation. In and around systems like yours all day every day!
 
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