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Give Hunting Safety a Shot

Give Hunting Safety a Shot

Monday | August 28, 2023
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Hunters have their sights on wild game when preparing for hunting season. A few moments devoted to safety can help prevent an accident with utility equipment. Central urges hunters to take precautions and be aware of potential electrical hazards while hunting.

 

  • Note the location of power lines and other electrical equipment before you begin a hunt. Be especially careful and observant in wooded areas where power lines are easy to overlook.
     
  • Never use power poles to support a tree stand. Look for an ideal tree for your stand, one that is sturdy and alive. While going up to the stand, keep at least three points of contact while you climb.
     
  • Never shoot nearby power lines or other electrical equipment. A single shot can cause vast damage to the electrical system. Damage to electrical equipment can result in power interruptions and physical risks to those nearby.

 

Provided by safeelectricity.org.

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Central Rural Electric Cooperative is an electric distribution cooperative that serves more than 20,000 meters in seven central Oklahoma counties.

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    • Backup Generator Program
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    • Solar
    • Rebates
  • Outage Center
    • Report an Outage
    • Outage Map
    • How Central Restores Power
    • Preparing for an Outage
    • Using a Backup Generator
  • Community
    • Co-op Connections
    • Operation Round Up
    • Co-op Kids
    • Youth Programs
    • Safety First
      • Don't become a DIY accident victim
      • GFCIs keep you safe while doing outdoor chore
      • Padmount Transformers Not A Blank Canvas
      • Power Line Safety
      • Stay away from downed power lines
  • Cooperative
    • Our Mission, Vision and Values
    • Management Team
    • Board of Trustees
      • Board District Map
      • Board Governance
      • District 1
      • District 2
      • District 3
      • District 4
      • District 5
      • District 6
      • District 7
    • History of Central
  • Resources
    • Membership Forms
    • Annual Report
    • Bylaws
    • Terms and Conditions
    • Rates
    • Vegetation Management
    • Working crew location map
    • Construction Timelines
    • Empowered Newsletter
    • Used Poles
  • Careers