Siscowet wrote: Marty you live in one of the few areas with a low enough population base that you probably could sustain yourself and not run out of wild game.
This is true. Also, there are a lot of places a man can get into that few would follow.
But, as stated, it takes a LOT to survive strictly off of the land. One thing would be shoes, for an example, then what. Skin a critter, tan the hyde, sew together a pair of mocceesocks that do`nt withstand cactus, YOUCH !!!! and there is a lot of cactus over here. Shirts, pants coats and such. With not having any primitave skills of the such, it`d be a mighty painful learning experience.
Siscowet wrote: Marty you live in one of the few areas with a low enough population base that you probably could sustain yourself and not run out of wild game.
This is true. Also, there are a lot of places a man can get into that few would follow.
But, as stated, it takes a LOT to survive strictly off of the land. One thing would be shoes, for an example, then what. Skin a critter, tan the hyde, sew together a pair of mocceesocks that do`nt withstand cactus, YOUCH !!!! and there is a lot of cactus over here. Shirts, pants coats and such. With not having any primitave skills of the such, it`d be a mighty painful learning experience.
I'm "military" walking distance from the Bitteroot National forest bordering Idaho.
Been looking for a remote spot in it that has a hot spring. If I can find one I may "settle" there, or at least make it my bugout location.
Siscowet wrote: Marty you live in one of the few areas with a low enough population base that you probably could sustain yourself and not run out of wild game.
This is true. Also, there are a lot of places a man can get into that few would follow.
But, as stated, it takes a LOT to survive strictly off of the land. One thing would be shoes, for an example, then what. Skin a critter, tan the hyde, sew together a pair of mocceesocks that do`nt withstand cactus, YOUCH !!!! and there is a lot of cactus over here. Shirts, pants coats and such. With not having any primitave skills of the such, it`d be a mighty painful learning experience.
I'm "military" walking distance from the Bitteroot National forest bordering Idaho.
Been looking for a remote spot in it that has a hot spring. If I can find one I may "settle" there, or at least make it my bugout location.
Great Country I almost bought some land on the North Fork of the Salmon River in 83. 23 acres, $14,000. Kick myself! Lost trail pass is a neat area.
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