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Not a problem I've ever suffered from... :|:

Protection from scratches and cuts from brush mostly, Butch. Offers some protection from from poison oak or ivy. Insect bites. Shields you from radiation burns from fire; or any work with grinder, torch, welding.

Bingo.

I can't remember all the times I've felt compelled to try to steer a "forest visitor" away from some potentially risky action that I've happened across in the course of my job...cutting firewood, putting on chains, towing a friend out of a ditch, changing a tire, driving further out into...

I don't see anything odd about that at all. If you're in the field, hardhats are just the norm, in my world. And sturdy boots with a minimum 8 inch top, long sleeve shirt, long pants. Every day, every job. I may violate the requirements on occasion, but it's still the norm.

Oh, no...it's waaaay older than that...for many it never arrives :D.

It sure is a stupid way to learn...seems to me that anyone with the ability to think rationally would find it self-evident. I am obviously incorrect in that analysis :).

'Nuff said...peeps, wear that helmet.

Remember this pic I posted not so long ago? I don't know if a hardhat would save you if this chunk had hit you on the head, but I KNOW it would kill you without. I always wear a helmet climbing, or a hardhat anytime I'm in the woods, felling or not. I've seen, heard of, or experienced myself...