Victim snare pole
CA 2229675 A1 · Owner: Crone, Robert D. · Inventors: Crone, Robert D.
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Victim snare pole includes a substantially stiff elongate member having two opposing ends on at least one, end of which are provided a rearward facing hook and a non-sliding snare loop. Other feature(s) such as light(s) may be provided. In a preferred embodiment the pole is, substantially non-reactive with respect to the victim and the surrounding area where a rescue would be attempted. A victim may be rescued by a rescue operator by steps which can include providing the victim snare pole to the rescue operator, and locating the victim; inspecting the victim and his surroundings, and discerning how to rescue him with the victim snare pole; action(s) is/are selected of hooking and pulling …
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- Filed February 16, 1998. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended February 16, 2018.
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