First aid in a hunting accident

Hunting accidents often happen in difficult-to-reach terrain. The emergency doctor, rescue service, mountain rescue service and fire brigade often take a long time to get to the injured person. Typical injury patterns include fractures, cuts or gunshot wounds. The TCRH Mosbach offers tailored training for the care of people injured in hunting accidents.

Target groups

  • Those interested in hunting
  • Young hunter
  • Hunter
  • Professional hunter
  • driver

Prerequisites:

An Basic course in first aid is desirable but not mandatory.

Theoretical content (excerpt):

  • Legal basis for first aiders
  • Call the emergency
  • RV procedure
  • Differences, problems and treatment of
    • stab wounds
    • Cut injuries
    • gunshot wounds
  • Instruction in Individual First Aid Kits (IFAK): “When do I use what and how?” using the OPCON IFAK as an example.

Practical content (excerpt):

  • Basics of assessing the situation at the scene of the incident
  • C/ABCDE scheme (MARCH-ON SCHEMA)
  • Focus training with tourniquet, wound packing, emergency pressure bandage (ChestSeal + NDC)
  • Recovery and rescue from confined spaces and difficult positions (cars, high seats)

Services and prices

Course duration: 6 hours, coffee and cake

265 euros including VAT

Overnight stay & catering

There are overnight accommodations directly in the TCRH as well as a restaurant.

Dates

Public appointments will be held at Events published; Otherwise, appointments can be arranged at any time upon request (particularly applies to closed groups).

Caring for injured dogs

For the care of injured dogs, we refer you to our offer First aid dog.