CFD320

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  1. As some may or may not know the opening day of the BOW ONLY hunting season is almost upon us. We all realize that we have an overpopulation issue with the whitetail deer herd here in Westchester county.

    I am an avid bowhunter with over 15 years experience and would be more than happy (and quite grateful) if any members have land (or know of someone with land) in the area where I can harvest deer. To make things easy; I have ready made permission and liability waiver (I waive any liability the homeowner would have as a result from any activities I engage in) forms. I am like a ghost on the property and have references from other land owners from whom I have permission. All animals I harvest areprofessionally processed and all the venison is consumed by my family or the landowner if they so choose.

    I am not strictlly a trophy hunter like many who give hunters a bad name, and am a firm believer in conservation and wildlife management.

    Please email me if you can be of any help, or have any questions.

    Thank You,

    Matt

    mattm@engine118.com


  2. Remember585:

      To answer (some of) your questions if you were at all interested:

        Yes it's WEMS (we're the only hospital based service in Westchester) and no it's not a part time deal.

    Thats gonna be a tough gig. Almost all of the dispatchers there think they are the HNIC. It wasnt a good situation a year ago....possibly it's different now??


  3. I have the following lights for sale: (many of each)

    Streamlight Fire Vulcan (Vehicle Mount w/quick release strap) $84

    Streamlight Survivor (Division 2 w/ Charger) $84

    Streamlight ProPolymer 2AA Xenon Helmet light (WITH metal helmet bracket) $20

    Can be Picked up in Croton-on-Hudson or shipped at my cost...Free delivery for large orders in Westchester/Putnam

    matthew@firefightersoutlet.com

    Attn: Chiefs, I would be happy to quote you for any Equipment you may need.....Have Municiple references.


  4. Read before you type please

    =D> Outstanding!

    Physical fitness is the "unspoken" safety problem in the fire service. Recently a member of a department passed away. The thing that shocked everyone in attendance is that this guy was an interior firefighter and instructor...and weighed over 400 lbs. In the volunteer fire service we don't want to chase our members away by hurting thier feelings - does that mean that it is OK to die on the fire ground instead? That's acceptable? Not to me its not.


  5. I thought some might get a laugh out of this.....I know of a guy in a department who has a license to operate ships up to 500tons, and has a degree from a Maritime college. His degree included a 6 credit marine firefighting class (100 hours). His department told him he "was not qualified" to be on their boat (like 25') when he tried to help out at a call.


  6. Those who don't feel Officer Training is vital and take offense when you talk about it are those whom are Officers and aren't trained properly.

    Bottom line, if you don't agree or become sensitive about it, you obviously don't have what it takes.

    Im quite sure I "have what it takes". I am not being sensitive or even disagreeing that training is important. All im saying is that training is not the end all be all, there are other things involved with being a sucessful leader as other posts have illuded to. Why must there always be that one Ahole that turns good threads into personal attacks? You must be tight with my man Ed Knowsall.

    585: I think it's great that all 119 officers must be drivers, but what if a guy like DMA wasn't comfortable driving? Would that mean he doesn't have the tools to be a good officer? Just playing devils advocate here.