Stumbles, fumbles, mumbles and grumbles.
These can be relatively early external signs of altered mentation and potentially of the on-set of hypothermia.
Hypothermia can occur even in fairly warm temperatures, too; you don't need freezing temperatures.
When carrying food, remember you're going to be eating a whole lot more when it's cold and you're exercising.
Avoid cotton clothing, as that gets and stays brutally cold when it gets wet. Wool or synthetics work much better.
Stumbles, fumbles, mumbles and grumbles.
These can be relatively early external signs of altered mentation and potentially of the on-set of hypothermia.
Hypothermia can occur even in fairly warm temperatures, too; you don't need freezing temperatures.
When carrying food, remember you're going to be eating a whole lot more when it's cold and you're exercising.
Avoid cotton clothing, as that gets and stays brutally cold when it gets wet. Wool or synthetics work much better.