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In this video, Dave and a special guest, talk about some hunter safety tips as well as some items to consider bringing with you in the woods. We hope everyone who hunts has a safe and fulfilling hunt this year, however should something happen having some basic items can make things a lot smoother. The old saying of be prepared still holds true and having a small “survival kit” of sorts can go a long ways. Hope you found this helpful, what do you hunters bring with you in the woods?
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