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Expert Council Q&A – Epi-3778

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Today on The Survival Podcast the expert council answers your questions on the the military, eyesight issues, training dogs, first deer rifles, foraging thistle and teasel, the FishBrain app and more.

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  2. Put TSPC Expert in the subject line
  3. Ask you question and state the expert you have the question for in one coherent sentence
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Join Me Today to Discuss… 

  • Why were are two National Guardsman who were killed even in Syria – Chris Rossini & Ron Paul
  • Can you do anything to fix your eyesight – Andy McCann
  • What exactly is lazy eye and what can be done about it – Doc Bones
  • Training a dog to go potty on demand and why you’d want to – Joel Ryals
  • Choosing a first deer rifle for a young girl who wants to start hunting – Mike Milito
  • What are thistle and teasel and what are they good for – Kerry Brown
  • What is the FishBrain app and why do I love it  – Jack
    • It does cost money but you can try if free but you need to cancel on day two for that
    • It is used by boaters but is most useful for bank fisherman
    • You can determine that a place can be accessed even if you are not sure on say Google Earth
    • You can find ponds and streams that often do not show up well on a maps app
    • You can see what has been caught, users post pictures and you can sort by type
    • It also tells you what baits and lures were productive
    • It tells you weather conditions and shows averages of that and time of year, day, etc.
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Amber
Amber
1 month ago

Jack – I too am blind in my left eye. Been listening on and off (busy divorced working mom of four future survivalist/preppers) to your podcast for many years; my first comment on here cuz I’m shy I guess. My eye is lazy as well. I was scratched by a cat when I was 5 years old and they had to remove parts of the eye – lens, cornea, etc.

I too wish I had done these things while growing up to keep it in better shape. I was legally blind, and then a year or two ago, something out of the blue happened (working too hard possibly) and my retina became detached, my eye pressure went from 40’s and 50’s down to a 1! I went to the eye doctor and they did emergency surgery to try to reattach the retina to save what was left of it.

I had to have timolol eyedrops daily before the surgery to keep the pressure down. Now I’m even more blind and because of the trauma to it and scar tissue, the surgeon just can’t reattach all of the retina and did her best. She wanted to do a 3rd but we decided against it since it wouldn’t improve my vision much more and the recovery is hell and painful. I was supposed to just lay down and not bend over or lift ANYthing. They wanted me to sleep face down. It sucked! Anyway, just had to share my experience and that I loved hearing about the things Andy suggested.

Love your podcast and hearing about you and your family, and all the info you get out to us listeners, keep it up please! And many thanks for everything you do.

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