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Originally Posted by MHW
I wear a thin "knife proof" safety glove on my left hand while field dressing.
Apparently most "hunting accidents" requiring medical attention occur at this time.
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I now wear one after a cut that took 5 stitches to close, a good gash. Funny thing about that -20 hunt, I couldn't understand why there so much blood still coming. I realized, it was coming from me, I never felt a thing...haha
As for the rubber gloves; I am in the camp of why not stay a clean as you can and whatever I bring, comes home with me.
I always have a first aid kit, soap, hot water and towels....the latter for cleaning knives, tools, saw and me if necessary etc....
This is what works for me, to each his/her own.