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jarptica [38.1K]
3 years ago
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Don't panic if you get lost. never leave camp without fire-starting equipment. always bring a map and compass. always tell someo

ne where you are going. these are: rules of firearms safety
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Ratling [72]3 years ago
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<span>These rules are the Rules of Survival. The full list includes letting people know your plans, don't hunt or travel alone, always take enough water to survive a few days in an emergency, take a map or compass at all times so you can find your way out, orient yourself prior to leaving camp, always wear layered clothing and take extra clothing with you that is preferably made of wool or polyester, always plan outings carefully so you can return to camp before it gets dark, always have fire starting equipment with you and a foil blanket, and should you become lost, stay calm and do not panic. </span>
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