Learned from my mistakes :)
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tomhighland
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Ouch! Wait till you start doing permissions. It is amazing what junk is under even the best kept lawns. Good gloves are a necessity. Not just glass, rusty jagged metal, fish hooks and even medical waste sometimes! Hope you have better luck next time out.
smokeythecat
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ALWAYS wear decent shoes, not sandals. There are hypodermic needles around also.
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That reminds me that I need a bottle of peroxide and some super glue for my digging vehicle.
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Ouch! Hope it's not too painful! I'm bad about putting on the gloves too. Thanks for visual reminder! 
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I was hunting the back yard of a rental house once and found several double edge razor blades that were still sharp outside the bathroom window. Pinpointer and gloves saved my fingers.
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Ouch! Keep your tetanus shot up to date!
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I really like Ansell coated gloves. They are inexpensive, come in all sizes down to extra small, and can be tossed in the washer when they get too dirty.
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Yep - What Susan said, I never go without emm. Cheap at your local do-it yourself centers......
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Ouch,Ouch,Ouch! At least it bleed alot. It's a reminder to us all. I don't think sometimes, and the dirt separates the skin from my nails. Not a happy thing either.
pattymi770
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It was so much fun thou, it was my first real hunt! I was so excited that I didn't even notice till my husband started to freak out lol, luckily I didn't need stitches just some medical glue, and I was up to date on my tetanus shot already 
, the glue wouldn't hold up since its on a very odd part of my hand, so we got out the super glue im a bleeder if you cant tell. Gloves are already loaded in my bag for my next hunt at a house that no longer stands on some property of my friends! he never knew till I showed him a aerial picture from 1958
, the glue wouldn't hold up since its on a very odd part of my hand, so we got out the super glue im a bleeder if you cant tell. Gloves are already loaded in my bag for my next hunt at a house that no longer stands on some property of my friends! he never knew till I showed him a aerial picture from 1958 
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