invention showing member 10 on its end along with casing 23 flare section 46 strobe light section 27 and crutch end 36 fig2 shows the completely assembled crutch embodiment of the present invention 10 shown is the casing 23 with end member 18 in place the handle 56 the crutch end 36 flared area 38 and apertures 54 fig3 shows the completed spear assembly of the present invention 10 the spearhead 12 the spear driver 19 the casing 23 the flare section 46 and the handle 56 fig4 shows the completely assembled stretcher embodiment of the present invention which uses a pair of shaft members to carry an injured person or to carry game out of the woods the figure shows the casing 23 with end member 18 handle 56 crutch end 36 canvas or like material 68 forming the bed of the stretcher having a bore or aperture 70 located on each side or edge of the bed 68 through which the shafts of the present invention pass in the standard manner by one skilled in the art blankets or shirts could be used as the bed 68 in fig1 4 additional sections 72 74 can be attached to the present invention in the standard manner to adjust the length of the present invention to the height of the user the entire unit is designed to be dissembled and to fit in a small backpack having loops for retaining each section fig5 shows an approximately 18 5 inch long section being a casing or cylinder 23 in which the spear driver 19 is inserted which allows spear driver 19 to slidingly operate in its bore 25 which houses the piston 21 spring 22 and trigger assembly 24 the trigger 26.