Sweet Sunday's Gone

Year Published: 1970s

Creator: New Hampshire Fish and Game Department Jon Craig Cloutier

Description:

New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, 197? Produced and directed by Jon Craig Cloutier.

"Produced to remind people of their responsibilities when carrying and using firearms. It also points out the tragic results if this responsibility is not exercised in the proper manner. A realistically protrayed drama of two boys sharing their first experience with firearms. The class room relates to this experience, their emotions, and the resulting medical drama. Movie stresses care and responsibility that goes along with owning and handling firearms." ("Hunter Education", Alaska Dept of Fish and Game)

Home transfer from 16mm original.

Complete Record: New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, 197? Produced and directed by Jon Craig Cloutier. "Produced to remind people of their responsibilities when carrying and using firearms. It also points out the tragic results if this responsibility is not exercised in the proper manner. A realistically protrayed drama of two boys sharing their first experience with firearms. The class room relates to this experience, their emotions, and the resulting medical drama. Movie stresses care and responsibility that goes along with owning and handling firearms." ("Hunter Education", Alaska Dept of Fish and Game) Home transfer from 16mm original.

Transcription

[Music] hello hello bill this is frank oh hi frank how was the birthday party last night if you remember nothing else during this hunter safety course i want you to remember these points and i want these points to become second nature to you because they'll make the difference between a good hunter and someone who shouldn't be hunting at all number one get to know your firearm and it's basic working parts and don't skimp on the time needed to keep your firearm in perfect working condition number two always and i mean always know which way that muzzle is pointing and be prepared for the unexpected this is the ticket to safe gun handling number three fire only when you are sure of your target shooting at a target with no knowledge of what lies beyond it can take you a long ways down that road toward trouble and number four never never never stop respecting your firearm and the responsibilities you carry with it hey that's great when are you gonna use it dad's gone for the weekend so i thought i'd go out today you want to come sure why not geez that'd be fun you can take a fall at any time and he'll always be a surprise to you but don't let this surprise be a tragic surprise always check that your safety is on on your firearm and remember that if you do take a spill use the butt of your firearm to break your fall and try to keep in mind that regardless of which way you carry your firearm muzzle control is the big factor in in safe gun handling where you gonna go [Music] oh yeah right okay [Music] yeah sure okay we'll see you later bye now when you're sharing a gun with a friend in the field while shooting targets let's say and you're passing the gun back and forth make sure the safety is on and the action is open another thing to keep in mind is that when you're passing your gun to your partner make sure that he has a firm grasp on the firearm at this time you both should have muzzle control in mind and remember every time you pick up a firearm you pick up a responsibility [Applause] wow [Applause] what do you think it doesn't look good where the hell is that ambulance [Music] you better get the lab to do a cbc and group and cross max 4 units in the first place there's not much sounds down there at all it's just rolling a little closely one [Music] it looks pretty shocking [Music] okay [Music] i've notified his family and his mother's on her way okay let's get into the x-ray [Music] oh chad let's see this is the boy who i told you about with the uh gunshot wound in his chest and uh i got some blood orders for him did you get any breath sounds that side no trachea seems to be in the midline yeah but i thought he probably got a pretty good hemothorax [Applause] [Music] so [Applause] [Music] so [Music] do [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] so [Music] thank you [Applause] [Music] foreign that bullet went right through the inferior pulmonary vein and right through the lower low of the right arm can you see it yeah there it is [Music] a long right angle please a little more exposure okay diva lung clam put that on the epilogue [Music] what's your blood pressure doing now coming up a little okay let me get that broncos the bronchus plant please okay we have a bronco stitch please [Music] how's this color thing all right would you um give me a pair of losses [Music] broncos has been divided [Music] so how much blood have you given in all now [Music] that's coming up nicely all right blood pressure's fine foreign [Music] [Music] let's make sure they monitor his urine output hourly thing so how long was he in shock change i've said about 10 minutes what's the central venous pressure now she's doing well isn't he now back in the intensive care unit [Music] i want to have the ippb ready uh we'll probably need another two units of blood how much do we have in the blood bank yeah we have four more all right you think he's going to need the respirator i think he will um he's got quite a bit of trauma to that lung i think that he'll need everything we can give him [Applause] and son until you've passed the hunter safety course don't use this gun without me it's so very important that you understand the responsibility that goes along with owning a gun [Applause] hi billy comfortable [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] [Music] make sure you have a firm grip on your firearm at all times so that if you do fall you can still maintain muzzle control remember that a safety is only a mechanical device and it can fail know where your hunting companions are at all time and remember that if you vary your positions off and on while you're hunting the more chance there is that somebody is going to point a muzzle in somebody else's direction a firearm is a piece of machinery and has no intelligence of its own it's your responsibility to handle it accordingly a firearm demands careful study and must be taken seriously given that respect it can in turn provide hours of enjoyment but substitute a careless attitude for respect and a gun can cause enough grief to last a lifetime [Music] [Music] [Music] johnson he's been called he'll be right in missouri [Music] what happened though he's been tribal living probably a couple of minutes now did he have any pvcs after this has he shown any signs of vertigo [Music] [Music] [Music] i'm not getting much [Music] let's go up to 350 and try one more time nice i'm sorry you like hat yeah let's get a couple of ants put them in the iv right away let's try this first boys keep pumping keep pumping okay now everybody off the table oh go [Music] get some epinephrine please on a cardiac needle [Music] that's great give me some more adrenaline [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] nothing on the monitor he's gone [Music] he's only 15. [Applause] there's folks here they're only away they called a little while ago to find out how he was he's gonna be quite a shock today 15 years old that's when he woke up this morning he's fine let's go and talk to the folks [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] you


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