Buds Gun Shop & Range is proud to partner with the University of Kentucky HealthCare Level I Trauma Center to present an important seminar: the “STOP THE BLEED” presentation.

This is a FREE event, open to the general public however, reservations are necessary as seating is limited!  It will be held in our retail store, 2nd-floor classroom (stair access only).

With the right training, YOU can help save lives! This 60-minute seminar is comprised of a detailed PowerPoint presentation, including wound-packing skills demonstration & practice, followed by Combat Application Tourniquet (C-A-T) demonstration & practice for all participants.

Your instructors are doctors and nurses from the UK HealthCare Trauma Program team.

This is a hands-on learning session dedicated to understanding:

--Immediate response to bleeding

--How to recognize life-threatening bleeding

--Appropriate ways to stop the bleeding

Whatever your concern or interest in making a difference before professional rescuers can respond, this is the class for YOU and it's FREE!

We look forward to seeing you.

Seminar begins at 6 p.m.; duration is approximately 60 minutes.

Cost: NO CHARGE FOR THIS EVENT.

Attendee comments:

"I thoroughly enjoyed it.  The material was presented in a very thoughtful manner.  I think every adult should take this class.  Dr. Bernard and his staff were very knowledgeable and I enjoyed the class."  --Richard W.

"It was very informative and incredibly helpful.  The instructor [Matthew] was very informed and it was obvious that he knew what he was talking about from experience."  --Jacob B.

"Great class; instructors answered all questions and were very polite.  Instructors were well-versed in the subject matter." --Lewis H.

"It was awesome!  Very informative and engaging.  [Instructors were] very knowledgeable and personable with the audience."  --Luv'Tesha R.

"Great!  Very engaging." -- Jeremy M.

"Very glad I took this class--I will always remember this information.  [Instructors were] very knowledgeable and professional." --Kelly A.