Well done Sean and Keith, I got a lot of respect for the volunteers and this upload was very interesting and give a good insight to what these unsung heros get up to when they are on a call and the equiptment they use, I live close to the Cairngorm national park and often see the RAF Kinloss mountain rescue team rushing to a job, educational videos like this are a good way of avoiding silly mistakes on the hills,
looks to be like a pretty good little mini series going on here. I agree though every time you can aford to help out ur local search and rescue teams you need to do so, because you never know when they may have to come looking for us.
Great job guys and a great suggestion to support the locals that will be pulling your fat out of the fire if need be!
Nate
CdnLifeguard71 9 months ago
@CdnLifeguard71
You summed up in one sentence what I was trying to get across in my 3 videos. Thanks for commenting.
seanmulhall 9 months ago
@seanmulhall Anytime Sean :)
Nate
CdnLifeguard71 9 months ago
Sean Thanks for the Videos its really good that you have taken the time to show others the good work these people do.
well done. Keep em coming!!
STIXSURVIVAL 9 months ago
Thanks sean great series of vids.
Smith28Adventure 9 months ago
The new emergency number from the advertisement instead of 999 is 0118 999 881 999 119 725 3 lol
jackclark1981 9 months ago
Well done Sean, excellent video :-)
007vauxhall 9 months ago
Well done Sean and Keith, I got a lot of respect for the volunteers and this upload was very interesting and give a good insight to what these unsung heros get up to when they are on a call and the equiptment they use, I live close to the Cairngorm national park and often see the RAF Kinloss mountain rescue team rushing to a job, educational videos like this are a good way of avoiding silly mistakes on the hills,
MrNishi 9 months ago
they do a good job.
fog360 9 months ago
Cool video, thanks, great work. Regards Sepp
Waldhandwerk 9 months ago
Great vid, Sean.
TheSurviver72 9 months ago
A man goes hunting and gets lost in the woods.
Remembering the universal distress signal of fireing 3 shots, he fires 3 shots into the air and waits.
After an hour he fires 3 more shots. Another hour goes by and still no one comes to help.
Preparing for the next sequence he says to himself, “I hope somebody comes this time because these are my last three arrows.”
deadman12078 9 months ago
The SAR guy makes some great points. Be prepared or be prepared to die as they say...
deadman12078 9 months ago
looks to be like a pretty good little mini series going on here. I agree though every time you can aford to help out ur local search and rescue teams you need to do so, because you never know when they may have to come looking for us.
TheOutdoorsmanJoe 9 months ago
i don't think rescue workers get enough credit for the job they do
supporting not only your local community fire/search and rescue but those who are out there in the remote areas is the right thing to do.
who knows they may be needed for you or me
what would happen if they were not there when someone really needed their help
goodstuff thanks for posting this video
-boyce
mooseyou2 9 months ago
@mooseyou2
I was not aware or the commitment that the search and rescue teams make. They train every week plus attend real rescues along side full time jobs.
seanmulhall 9 months ago