Hunting Gear
Last Spring while walking a woods trail trying to roost some Turkeys I came upon a large pile of human feces and toilet paper in the middle of the trail. Not a very pleasant sight. All soldiers learn that in the field you dig a small hole and cover your waste. No shovel, use a boot to scrape a shallow depression and cover with leaves and dirt.
About toilet paper. The regular household stuff doesn't hold up too good to being carried in a pocket. I carry a couple paper towels folded in a ziplock sandwich bag. Cottonelle and others now make moist disposable wipes. Those will stay moist in a sandwich bag and you will feel a whole lot cleaner and maybe smell less for the deer. Got this tip from my Doctor. Everybody should leave the woods better than you found them. I covered the mess up that day.
Sounds like what any sensible grunt would do, and I must say it works for me. Hell, I didn't flush a toilet in Iraq for seven months. ALWAYS BURY YER SHITE -- keeps the flies away!
I think someone doesn't respect mother nature.
same as Christian Emter. I like texasfirst saying ALWAYS BURY YER SHITE.
No paper towels, they don't dissolve like toilet paper. If you've ever had a septic tank you'd know this.
I agree we all need to consider the consequences of our actions--there is no excuse for crapping in themiddle of the trail-- get off it -- poke a hole in the ground with a stick-- do your business & bury it in the hole you dug. Common sense and good manners!!!!
Loosen a stone and do your business in the resulting depression then replace the stone. I also use this for a small quick lunch fire. Whether poop or ashes, when the stone is replaced the place looks like it did before I was there.
We have a lot of slobs among us. Too bad another hunter had to clean up after him. This is probably just plain ignorance, so maybe field sanitation should be included in the curriculum at hunter safety courses, along with a word or two about public relations (shooting at deer crossing signs).
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I agree we all need to consider the consequences of our actions--there is no excuse for crapping in themiddle of the trail-- get off it -- poke a hole in the ground with a stick-- do your business & bury it in the hole you dug. Common sense and good manners!!!!
Sounds like what any sensible grunt would do, and I must say it works for me. Hell, I didn't flush a toilet in Iraq for seven months. ALWAYS BURY YER SHITE -- keeps the flies away!
I think someone doesn't respect mother nature.
Loosen a stone and do your business in the resulting depression then replace the stone. I also use this for a small quick lunch fire. Whether poop or ashes, when the stone is replaced the place looks like it did before I was there.
We have a lot of slobs among us. Too bad another hunter had to clean up after him. This is probably just plain ignorance, so maybe field sanitation should be included in the curriculum at hunter safety courses, along with a word or two about public relations (shooting at deer crossing signs).
No paper towels, they don't dissolve like toilet paper. If you've ever had a septic tank you'd know this.
same as Christian Emter. I like texasfirst saying ALWAYS BURY YER SHITE.
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