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Practice Avalanche Avoidance and Rescue
While we hope you never have to use our avalanche safety equipment, we want you to be fully prepared for travel in the backcountry.
This handout gives you a one page overview of backcountry planning and preparation, avalanche hazards and observations, what to do if you are caught in an avalanche, and how to perform avalanche transceiver searching, probing and shoveling.
Please take and avalanche course and remember the following tips.
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Backcountry Access (BCA) is North America’s leading manufacturer of snow safety equipment, including Tracker transceivers, Float airbags, shovels, probes, and BC Link radios. BCA’s mission is to save lives, not just sell products. BCA has always considered education to be just as important as the gear it makes. That’s why BCA supports avalanche education programs and forecast centers--and why the company backs up all its products with consumer education and knowledgeable customer service.
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