[274 / 66 / ?]
Quoted By: >>1191984 >>1191987 >>1191988 >>1192001 >>1192021 >>1192212 >>1194249 >>1195420 >>1196949 >>1197687 >>1205194 >>1205195 >>1206339 >>1207612 >>1214932 >>1215615 >>1229144 >>1229200 >>1230705
Stealth Camping General /SCG/
Hey /out/,
Do we have any stealth campers here?
>shelter
What dose you're setup look like? I usually use tarp shelters for this scenario as it's easier to adjust it to the site, and weather conditions.
>Fire?
This is probably one of the biggest situational elements for me. A fire hole is pretty easy to set up, but no matter how stealthy you're fire is, it has an unmistakable smell.
>Risk
I don't take too much risk. I have stealth camped on private property before, but never been caught. I'm always prepared for situations going bad quick. I have ways of signaling where I'm at. I'd think that choosing to camp some place you wouldn't be found, and alone, qualifies as a huge leap towards an emergency.
Hey /out/,
Do we have any stealth campers here?
>shelter
What dose you're setup look like? I usually use tarp shelters for this scenario as it's easier to adjust it to the site, and weather conditions.
>Fire?
This is probably one of the biggest situational elements for me. A fire hole is pretty easy to set up, but no matter how stealthy you're fire is, it has an unmistakable smell.
>Risk
I don't take too much risk. I have stealth camped on private property before, but never been caught. I'm always prepared for situations going bad quick. I have ways of signaling where I'm at. I'd think that choosing to camp some place you wouldn't be found, and alone, qualifies as a huge leap towards an emergency.
