>>278348Its all down to keeping your head down and being respectful mate. I've never had a farmer turn me away from land people walking their dogs have always been very nice to me. Watch your breakfast in the morning. There could always be a hungry pup just around the corner.
Also check out
bushcraft.co.uk if you want to go for meetups and exchange knowledge indepth its a VERY active community.
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>>278498 says the camping laws are there for keep pikeys in check
Also the polish go en mass into the woods to booze up.
If a dude on a horse looks at you funny he's probably wondering if your a sab meaning someone who sabotages hunts. Farmers still hunt with dogs because not being able to is utterly retarded.
One wonderful thing is that people are aware of bushcrafters. Or the people who matter. Maybe not the dog walkers. I've had bad experiences always with older female dog walkers who think they have the right to preach to me.
Also deconstruct your shelters.
I cannot stress this enough having the woods littered with shelters left by scouts/cubs and people bushcrafting is not a good thing and generally ruins the fun.
Remember in the UK you can't really avoid people sometimes but thats fine. I walk and camp along the canals all the time and I love it. People are very warm to you. Again just beware of dogs and geese. I got attacked by a pair with young in a bivi bag once.
