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My latest article in OutdoorX4 magazine "How to be found in a Wilderness Emergency"

mep1811

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The latest issue of OutdoorX4 is out.

While I encourage everyone of get a subscription the below link will open the magazine for you.

While all the articles are excellent, I ask you to pay special attention to my article on page 104 , OutdoorX4 Outdoor Training section "How to be found in a Wilderness Emergency". I also have a blurb in the "What we Dig" section. Enjoy.




http://current.outdoorx4.com/?m=282...N7xcygdHCuOTTDTLge9zrz8eMLb81Pr_g_g&ver=html5
 
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mep1811 said:
The latest issue of OutdoorX4 is out.

While I encourage everyone of get a subscription the below link will open the magazine for you.

While all the articles are excellent, I ask you to pay special attention to my article on page 104 , OutdoorX4 Outdoor Training section "How to be found in a Wilderness Emergency". I also have a blurb in the "What we Dig" section. Enjoy.




http://current.outdoorx4.com/?m=282...N7xcygdHCuOTTDTLge9zrz8eMLb81Pr_g_g&ver=html5
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Awesome!!!!! Thanks for the link!!!
 
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In The article it’s mentions a flare gun. If you had to use it in summer would it be dead before hitting the ground and starting a fire?
 
Sparksalot

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That’s a nice list of items. Does the signal panel double as a pocket to store everything?
 
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mep1811 said:
The latest issue of OutdoorX4 is out.

While I encourage everyone of get a subscription the below link will open the magazine for you.

While all the articles are excellent, I ask you to pay special attention to my article on page 104 , OutdoorX4 Outdoor Training section "How to be found in a Wilderness Emergency". I also have a blurb in the "What we Dig" section. Enjoy.




http://current.outdoorx4.com/?m=282...N7xcygdHCuOTTDTLge9zrz8eMLb81Pr_g_g&ver=html5
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Thanks for the link. Great article
 
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mep1811 said:
The latest issue of OutdoorX4 is out.

While I encourage everyone of get a subscription the below link will open the magazine for you.

While all the articles are excellent, I ask you to pay special attention to my article on page 104 , OutdoorX4 Outdoor Training section "How to be found in a Wilderness Emergency". I also have a blurb in the "What we Dig" section. Enjoy.




http://current.outdoorx4.com/?m=282...N7xcygdHCuOTTDTLge9zrz8eMLb81Pr_g_g&ver=html5
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Thanks for sharing this. I was not able to access the article, but will try at home. I overland alot solo and am older. My legacy inReach is always on my person, and I drop pins to family often so that they know my precise location. Itineraries change all the time when traveling the dirt.
 
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shansonpac said:
Thanks, It must have been a work thing. Read the article. I would be very hesitant to use an aerial flare in tinder dry California right now. I rely on my inReach to relay my precise position to those that need to know.
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As well as smoke generators… in fact here in the PNW most incendiary devices are illegal no matter what the use is inside public lands.
 
mep1811

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shansonpac said:
Thanks, It must have been a work thing. Read the article. I would be very hesitant to use an aerial flare in tinder dry California right now. I rely on my inReach to relay my precise position to those that need to know.
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The use of any of the signaling devices is not mandatory. As stated in the article , just giving SAR coords in many times is not enough.
 
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