No using premade weapons(guns, knives, etc), no using bear spray, everything has to be made using the knowledge that you have accumulated over the years of going /out/ who wins? you only have 1 day before the bear is released who wins in this scenario?
I own an 11 acre tract of land in southern Arkansas and wish to develop it with an off-grid homesite. how do I go about cheaply and legally dealing with waste, water, and power. ( EX: Composting toilet, DIY well ext... ). I also plant to move in a "tiny home" basically a 14 x 40 rebuilt cabin for $15,000. My local county says I don't need a permit but I don't believe that.
I am currently living out of my RV with a PO working a local plant so I got a bit to work with.
So I thought the winter would just get rid of these but apparently they're going to continue on until Canada puts forth serious resources to extinguish them. My summers used to be blue and clear but now they're grey and muggy as can be.
They say that campfires aren't safe or beneficial for a forest health, yet they burn the exact same material in a control burn that I would otherwise be using in my campfire. Is this just some plot to keep people indoors and buying propane stoves, or can I legitimately start camp fires and contribute to forest management? Ive learned forest management and been outdoors a lot, fire safety is essy, but of course normalfags are retarded. That said, I want to do a campfire every night that I hike the PCT (ya idgaf about the law Ill just hide it well), so does anyone have perspective on ways to do this that would contribute to forest health, or is there something Im overlooking and maybe I shouldn't do it? (Yes, obviously not burning every available thing in sight)
How often do you get spooked hiking in the middle of nowhere? How well do you keep a sound mind when by yourself? Especially when spending the night in the woods? How do you keep paranoia at bay?
Not necesarilly stashing, but if you want to discuss it that's ok. Let me explain, I usually go training in a bar park near the sea, but I acutally would like to go for a long swim before and after training, the problem is if I bring my phone and keys and wallet, on a backpack, or even a leg bag, I don't want to leave it out in the open for some tourist or God forbidd, a fucking shitskin, stealing my stuff. What would be some useful places to store a backpack temporally? Maybe go to a nearby forest and bury it with some soil and leaves? Leave it on top of a tree? Snuck it up inside some building and then return and take it? I have a waterproof bag and I thought on taking my stuff with me, and leave it somewhere noone can get, but it's a bit too risky. Also I am curious if some of you stash some things hidden in your town. Just for fun or maybe in case of an emergency.
