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Mountain Manners Handbook LNT - Seven Principles
Defensive Horsemenship Training (Safe Trail Riding & Etiquette) On Line Course
Defensive Horsemanship - Part 1 (Washington Backcountry Horsemen)
Defensive Horsemanship - Part 2 (Washington Backcountry Horsemen)
Back Country Horsemen Trail Etiquette - Gallatin Valley BCWV
USFS Defensive Horsemanship Manual (pdf) / BCHA Mountain Manners (pdf)
Finding & Purifying Water in the wilderness Back Country Horsemen of Utah Packing Tips
Guide for Beginner Backpackers & Back Country travel (Recommended by a Backer Country Scout Troup)
Survival Tips for Wilderness Travel Protecting Grass and Fragile Plants in the Back Country
Equine First Aid Library Wilderness First Responder Library NOLS SK
CPR Resources Guide On-Line CPR Certification : CPR/AED CPR/AED CPR/AED
Radio Procedures & Etiquette Radio Channels & Repeaters Wilderness 911 Training Library
Kenwood Radio User Manual Service Manual
FS Saw Policy for Partners
Chapter Saw Manuals Stihl MS290 & MS390 (purchased 2013)
Complete Guide to Sharpening STIHL Saw Chains - PDF
Stihl MSA 220 C-B Battery Powered Saw Manual - PDF (purchased 2023) VIDEO
Oregon 520-120 Chainsaw Sharpening (2017) Operating Grinder Guide to Chain Sharping
Sawyer Information & Video's Sawyer Safety Workshop-2018
USFS Saw Policy (Summer 2016 On Line)
USFS Saw Operations Guide - Summer 2016
USFS Project Paperwork (Required for each project Day)
Chapman's Sharp Crosscut Saws - Information & Handouts
Crosscut phpBB Form
Packing a Crosscut Saw BCHW.org
Basic Trail Maintenance Video
Danger : Chain Saw (Watch before you start a saw)
2022 Video of Sawyer Workshop
2023 USFS Battery Powered Saw Evaluation (PDF)
2023 Sawyer Workshop Training Material (ZIP)
Developing the Thinking Sawyer Student Course Material (2023 zip)
Chainsaw Student Guide / Chainsaw Pre-workshop
Crosscut Student Guide / Crosscut Pre-workshop
Hazard Tree Safety Web Site - National Wild Fire Coordination Group
Saws that Sing (cross cut)
R4 - Saw Accidents 2020-2023 / Field Guide to Hazard-Trees (ID OR WA)
BC Faller Training Manual (Part 1) (Part 2) Rope Method for falling hangers
Training Library video library
Job Hazard Analysis Sawyer Tools Stock
Intermountain Region 4 Idaho Forest Ranger Districts
Boise & Payette National Forest Trail Contacts
Reagion 4 USFS Trails & Saw Program Managers
Horse Sense --A Guide To Minimum Impact Horse Camping P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7
Packing Lightly in the back country BCH Handbook LNT (recomended by MaryAnne) Leave No Trace (wiki)
UDSA, Forest Service Trail Construction Publications
Wilderness First Aid
American Red Cross: WildernessRemoteFirstAid-PocketGuide.pdf (16 pages)
WildernessRemoteFirstAid-Manual.pdf (121 pages)
First Responder Library (Squaw Butte Blog)
SAM Splints are one of the simplest and most versatile pieces of first aid equipment available so at least one should be in every outdoor First Aid kit. A soft, malleable aluminium strip sandwiched in foam, the splints become fairly rigid once formed into a 3D shape, the more complex the shape, the more rigid they become.
Using SAM Splits SAM Split Video #1 SAM Splint Video #2 Using SAM splints to Maximun Effect
Detailed description of "STOP the BLEED" Steps
Blood Borne Pathogen Video-1 Video-2
STOP the Bleed Video-1 Video-2 Video-3
Wilderness First Aid P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 Simulated Accident Kit Evac Helicopter LF1 LF2 NOLS
Wilderness Essential for your kit Medical Emergency Kit P1 P2
Wilderness First Aid (WFA) National Outdoor Leadership - NOLS
BSA Wilderness First Aid Training
Skin Cancer Awareness Guide