Two young muskie anglers are having a great day on the water — until catastrophe strikes.

Hunters, anglers and hikers should be ready to handle accidents and injuries in the field, and carrying a first-aid kit is an important part of this preparation.

Keeping a wound covered and dry is a challenge in the outdoors, which is why it makes sense to add DrySee waterproof bandages to your first-aid kit.

You aren’t likely to be stranded in a “Man vs. Wild” survival scenario, but if something goes bad when you’re afield, there are a few things you absolutely must know how to do.

A life may depend on quick action. Always carry a first-aid kit in the field and know what to do in a medical emergency.

You may never need it, but you’ll hunt with more confidence knowing you could take care of your dog in the field. It’s the least you can do for him.