Hiking into Danger
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Dave Guggisberg delves into the perils of hiking in the Superstition Mountains, emphasizing the importance of adequate preparation for the challenges one might encounter. In this talk, he shares compelling examples of individuals he has rescued on the trail, highlighting the critical need for awareness and readiness in this rugged terrain. Join us as Dave imparts valuable insights to ensure a safer and more informed hiking experience in the Superstition Mountains.
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i spent only about 15% of my time in the mountains on the hiking trails .. but i watch all the video you make..
Like that Phoenix police officer that took his girlfriend up that mountain in Phoenix last summer with no water, and she died. We see high school and college aged people on the trail all the time without enough water & supplies..
There was foul play involved with that and cover ups.
I Vote Stupid Driver Law Nation Wide. !
IDK about nation wide but a lot of states like Colorado do charge for Search and Rescue services under certain situations.
I was hit by a stupid driver a few years ago when I was crossing a street in Roseville, CA at a crosswalk. He was making a left turn then, at the last minute decides to make a right turn right into me. I have been suffering pain ever since.
Sadly most hikers out there are as swift as those driving in the washes or camping in one. It is good experience for the Scouts.
I love the videos but yall have too many rattlesnakes for me visit.
you're too nice. i wouldn't have given the people any water, more for the dog. you rock for coming to the rescue either way! such a great channel
What happened to the Boy Scouts motto be prepared? No Scouts passing the word? Lol. Some people's kids! Doh! Thanks for the story and passing the information. Good job 👍
That's another thing other people don't give a shit ! Story 2
That place makes my bones cold,🍺🤔
Good video & reminder for people out there.
Live & Learn, hopefully 😁
I love this channel. But it's just campfire stories. The Gold is at Goldfield FACT.
I rolled my 4-wheeler down and over myself on a steep mountain in Reddington Pass in Tucson and had to walk out (with plenty of water and food). Bloody and disoriented, 25 people on sandrails and side-by-sides did not even acknowledge me. Be prepared when you go out. I don't blame them either, I looked like the last of a battle. Torn clothes, bloody arms and legs, and carrying the camouflage packs from the 4-wheeler with a mini-14 around my shoulder. The first phone call on the side of the mountain was to my insurance agent. haha
Lots of stupid hikers and the poor dog almost died. Idiots! The students should have known better! Thank you sir for rescuing dumb ppl and especially the dog
Even in the northwest I always made sure I had more than sufficient water (with water bowl for my boy) and food with me when me and my Jack Russel Jimbo. After we got done we would go down to these picnic tables and would rest even lay down on sad tables in the shade and rest. Great nap for me and my boy. Very few if any people.
Actually those rescued do pay for their rescues those helicopters and horseback send bills to those rescued then there is ambulance service charge fire rescue has their fees too I ark service charges and if you take air ambulance boy do they charge you a very expensive ride to a hospital which charges you
Dogs deserve Qualifying Owners. 💛
Great video. Sadly these are the kind of people we share this planet with. I agree with you about a stupid hiker law. You see them at Pinnacle Peak all the time on the news.
Thank you , great program and i enjoy these stories ! ❤
Stupid motorist law.
What about it?
I had a similar experience on the Flatiron hike just as it started getting warm in the Spring. On the way up I passed 3 people and a medium sized dog-- not very fit looking but keeping up. I passed them again on the way down, but by then they had obviously run out of water and had nothing left for the dog. The last couple miles of that hike are in full sun, and the dog was pretty clearly not going to make it. I turned around and walked back to them and gave them my extra bottle of water and told them to give it to the dog--JUST the dog! I could tell that they realized they had messed up and I watched as they gave him a big drink. A little while later in the parking lot I saw one member of the party and the dog emerge from the desert, climb in a truck, and leave. I still don't know what happened to his buddies...talk about stupid hikers!
Why would anyone take a dog up there. I've climbed that a couple dozen times and no way would I take my dog with me
I'm a Professional hiker and had to walk backtrack and walk hikers out of trails out west it's no joke alot of people don't understand
Arizona way too HOT for me😂
You made some very good points
Snowflake Law
Clearly Biden voters!
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Great upload my friend, so nicely and professionally narrated and elaborated!
People should have to pass a government training course and get a liscence before they go hiking in the mountains or wilderness.
I disagree because, no one would want to go through that kind of headache. I think making them pay the associated costs of getting rescued would be more effective.