[sac-board] Re: Club First Aid Kit Addition


http://www.pharmacy.arizona.edu/centers/apdic/snakes.shtml


Hi, this is a link off of the Poison Control Center's website.  You =
might want to read under Rattlesnake/First Aid before you settle into =
buying a kit.  I suppose if it makes you feel better to tote it around =
in the first aid kit--then go for it.  Just don't waste valuable time =
using it instead of getting the victim to a source of anti-venom.

Jenn. =20

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So I take it you & Jenn are two board votes for ex-Jefe to buy the =3D
snakebite kit? One more?

Rick

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From: Thad Robosson [mailto:starstarcracker@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 10:49 AM
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Subject: [sac-board] Re: Club First Aid Kit Addition


> I haven't read JD's post but maybe as a small bit of reassurance, I =
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> understand his snake confrontation happened near to his house.  =3D3D
> Households attract varmits, and varmits attract snakes.  I think the =
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> likelihood of seeing a snake at a house in a fairly remote area like =
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> is more likely than seeing one at a place like Cherry Road for =3D
example.  =3D3D
> But it's always necessary to be aware at any rate.

That's not what the rattlers in the Phx mountain preserve think!  I've =
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been=3D20
rattled at
a few times hiking along the trails.

Being prepared is not a bad idea....

Thad

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