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I'd be great if you could camp near one.
no it wouldent you would have to smell it after you whent to the bathroom.
Proper field hygiene dictates you dig a small hole and cover it up or buy a portable toilet. Few things are more disgusting than finding human waste in the field.
I once again agree with del in ks, why put someone through seeing that?
Also, what if there is a bee hive in that hole, or a snake? you're in for a suprise, not to mention a painful night of sleeping....
And if you take some sort of toilet out in the field, pack it out.
I also agree with Del. Dig a hole and cover it, if it is to difficult for you to squat, use a tree. Dig a hole beside a tree and hug the tree. You will not strain your legs and back as much.
Deuteronomy 23:12-13
Designate a place outside the camp where you can go to relieve yourself. As part of your equipment have something to dig with, and when you relieve yourself, dig a hole and cover up your excrement.
Even God says to dig a hole and bury it.
Your idea sounds good in theory; however, I think that I will take a rain check on this suggestion. It would be my luck to sit down on a stump to answer mother nature's call only to have a spider or snake or some other unseen critter bite me in the caboose!
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Proper field hygiene dictates you dig a small hole and cover it up or buy a portable toilet. Few things are more disgusting than finding human waste in the field.
Also, what if there is a bee hive in that hole, or a snake? you're in for a suprise, not to mention a painful night of sleeping....
I'd be great if you could camp near one.
no it wouldent you would have to smell it after you whent to the bathroom.
I once again agree with del in ks, why put someone through seeing that?
And if you take some sort of toilet out in the field, pack it out.
I also agree with Del. Dig a hole and cover it, if it is to difficult for you to squat, use a tree. Dig a hole beside a tree and hug the tree. You will not strain your legs and back as much.
Deuteronomy 23:12-13
Designate a place outside the camp where you can go to relieve yourself. As part of your equipment have something to dig with, and when you relieve yourself, dig a hole and cover up your excrement.
Even God says to dig a hole and bury it.
Your idea sounds good in theory; however, I think that I will take a rain check on this suggestion. It would be my luck to sit down on a stump to answer mother nature's call only to have a spider or snake or some other unseen critter bite me in the caboose!
Post a Reply