Bear spray accident: Safety pins are important [Shizenshita, Tatsuya and Hitomi Ue]

September 23, 2020
Natural forestry (by Tatsuya and Hitomi Uei)
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# Bear Spray Accident: While paddling through the bush, the safety pin went missing. While I was cutting bamboo with the spray still on, it accidentally went off on my lower back. →See stain. It was a small amount, but the ingredients in the bear spray (chili pepper) made my throat hurt, and my skin was unbearably hot and painful! Fortunately, I was able to quickly rinse it off with water and cool it with an ice pack, so the pain was unbearable. If I had left it, the area would have been burned... The effectiveness of bear spray is not just for show. Even a brown bear will never come near me again if it gets in their nose or eyes. The safety pin is important. # Bear spray # Forestry # Small forestry # Hokkaido # Forest # Forestry # Hokkaido timber # Firewood # Hodagi # Hokkaido forestry # Self-logging forestry # Sustainable living # Living with nature # Satoyama management # Country living # Forestry for living with nature # Under nature # Counter-assault Stronger

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