KB_
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After pooping in ammo crates in front of the platoon in Iraq, I'll drive to the crapper....
We dug poop trenches in my time. Not better, not worse.
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After pooping in ammo crates in front of the platoon in Iraq, I'll drive to the crapper....
If it was a $20 I'd pick it.....I prefer to leave mine in a fairly visible place, even within site of an outhouse. I always hide my paper. When finished, I like to firmly place a $1 note on top, making sure I've rubbed it in a little to cement it into place.
ThisI love pooping in the woods, but often at crowded areas we're experiencing an uptick of people who don't dig proper cat holes or ANY cat hole... and toilet paper is left out flapping in the wind / stuck to shrubs. So your question I think is less about what is a 'finer' experience and more about 'what should I do when I have access to a pit toilet to reduce my impact on the land I'm using?'. I'd argue that if you're that close to the pit toilet, even if you like a good woods poo maybe use the pit toilet to reduce the amount of human poop out there in our lovely woods.
Hanging over the transom in broad daylight and anyone.After pooping in ammo crates in front of the platoon in Iraq, I'll drive to the crapper....
with their bare hands....The ground poopers should be prosecuted and as punishment forced to pick up others TP and bury their crap.
Well said, only way they are usable is if your the first one in after being cleanedI would squat next to a pit toilet before using one of those.
Careful now, like I once heard - if you aren't going to like the answer, don't ask the question.WWOHD….
I swear this is every morning, hunting!All of this goes out the window when you have to panic poop and suddenly a nice tree or rock to lean on looks like a Ritz Carlton bathroom
You laugh and joke, but you would be surprised at the amount of people who crap in front of, beside or behind the pit latrine.I prefer to leave mine in a fairly visible place, even within site of an outhouse. I always hide my paper. When finished, I like to firmly place a $1 note on top, making sure I've rubbed it in a little to cement it into place.
hahaha I bet. This happens all the time while trail running. "I'm fine. I'm fine. I'm fine... holy shit get off the trail"I swear this is every morning, hunting!