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with a heart condition does not hunt alone.
Any hunter who gets winded should never hesitate to call a time out, even if his companions rib him as a softy. If they insist on going ahead, he should let them go. Taking a load off his feet may takean overload off his heart. The advice for a hunter is quite simple: Take warm clothes, but not weighty ones that add to the burden of rifle, ammunition and pack. F.at moderately. If the hunting area is at a higher altitude than usual, the hunter should get there a few days early so that his body can ad-: just before it is called on tol take the stress and strain of; the hunt. Avoid getting overrated or too cold. Know what to do if someone is stricken; with a heart attack, and if youj have a heart condition make certain your companionsknow the place where the medi-( cation is kept. A hunter who follows hisdoo tor’s orders and common^
sense advice has an ex-| tra argument on his side when the nip is in the air and his wife gets that hurt look of “temporary widowhood” in, her eye. He can give her some! assurances it won’t be perma nent.
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