Guidelines for the Wilderness survival, hiking and camping section

[kev]

In the past couple of days I have moved around a dozen threads out of this section.

Lets get a few things straight:

Hiking and camping does not include "Bugging Out" or "backpack survival."

Firearms, unless its self defense against a bear attack or wild animal attack.

AK-47s and AR-15s are not recommended for stopping a bear, so please do not post anything about those firearms here.

Hiking, camping and wilderness survival means just that - hiking, camping and wilderness survival.

I am getting tired of moving threads. If this keeps up, when I move a thread, an infraction will be given out.

[jfudolig]

love outdoors never liked being cooped up indoors

[jeffpenn]

same here ! moving from a small town to the city sucks! i jump at every chance i get to be outside!

[Ihatebugs]

Originally Posted by kev

Hiking and camping does not include "Bugging Out" or "backpack survival."

No offense, kev, but when someone plans to bug out to the woods, hiking and camping is exactly what that entails. And maybe the reason you have to keep moving threads is because you're the only one who doesn't understand that.

I realize you don't think bugging out to the woods is feasible for a family. Maybe it's not. But not all of us have a family. Some of us are lonewolfs, and we think we can pull it off. And whether you think we can or not, that's still our plan and that's what we want to discuss.

You keep moving our threads to the urban section, of all places. We're sure as hell not talking about bugging out to the city. So why would you move these threads to there?

[rridgeoutlaw]

Quick, I see bugs. Hand me the Raid! Call Orkin or something.

[kingkash]

My wife and boys love to camp, however it is not my favorite thing. I love being outdoors, but I like my bed, bathroom and air conditioner on a daily basis.

[CPL_BS_88]

Originally Posted by jfudolig

love outdoors never liked being cooped up indoors

i like pb&j

[kev]

Originally Posted by Ihatebugs

No offense, kev, but when someone plans to bug out to the woods, hiking and camping is exactly what that entails. And maybe the reason you have to keep moving threads is because you're the only one who doesn't understand that.

I realize you don't think bugging out to the woods is feasible for a family. Maybe it's not. But not all of us have a family. Some of us are lonewolfs, and we think we can pull it off. And whether you think we can or not, that's still our plan and that's what we want to discuss.

You keep moving our threads to the urban section, of all places. We're sure as hell not talking about bugging out to the city. So why would you move these threads to there?

Lets be blunt and to the point - why do I move the threads and set the rules for the hiking and camping section? Because this is my site and my rules.

If you dont like it, here is the exit -----> http://www.google.com/

Any more silly questions?

[CPL_BS_88]

Originally Posted by kev

Lets be blunt and to the point - why do I move the threads and set the rules for the hiking and camping section? Because this is my site and my rules.

If you dont like it, here is the exit -----> http://www.google.com/

Any more silly questions?

well ya gotta point...

[rridgeoutlaw]

ROFLMAO! I love it, some people just don't know when to shut up.

[CPL_BS_88]

Originally Posted by rridgeoutlaw

ROFLMAO! I love it, some people just don't know when to shut up.

ya talkin to me?

[vabulldogg]

I believe knowledge and skills are more useful than equipment (most of the time) and I enjoy reading new material. Here is a list of some books I have read and found useful, I also wonder if anyone else has other suggestions.
Edible and medicinal plant books (find ones specific to your area)
Wilderness Living and Survival Skills by John and Geri McPherson
Wilderness Skills Applied and Advanced by John and Gerri McPherson
98.6 Degrees the Art of Keeping Your Ass Alive by Cody Lundin
Several of Tom Brown’s books are very useful as well
There are also a variety of other books on specific topics like tracking, camp craft, etc. that are I have enjoyed but these are a few of the books covering a wide base of information that I would recommend.

[Ihatebugs]

Originally Posted by kev

Lets be blunt and to the point - why do I move the threads and set the rules for the hiking and camping section? Because this is my site and my rules.

If you dont like it, here is the exit -----> http://www.google.com/

Any more silly questions?

So you're some guy who made a website. Big freakin deal. Anyone with an internet connection can make a website. That doesn't make you an expert on anything. It just makes you some schmuck who thinks he's an expert.

Go ahead and ban me now. I don't care. This place is just a haven for nutjobs anyways...

[firehiker]

*looks left*......*looks right*......hello? anyone here? anyone?

[CPL_BS_88]

I'm here...and i'm not a nutjob...

[kev]

Originally Posted by Ihatebugs

So you're some guy who made a website. Big freakin deal. Anyone with an internet connection can make a website. That doesn't make you an expert on anything. It just makes you some schmuck who thinks he's an expert.

Go ahead and ban me now. I don't care. This place is just a haven for nutjobs anyways...

Your not going to get banned.

Why would you even think that? Unless your a little paranoid?

[jaygriff]

Kev
that is the best putdown I have read for ages :-)
keep up the good work.

Ihatebugs
Choose you fights a little more carefully :-)

[CPL_BS_88]

Originally Posted by kev

Your not going to get banned.

Why would you even think that? Unless your a little paranoid?

thats a real man right there, i'd ban 'em...lol

[commoguy]

i see both sides to the agruement but the man who owns the site well his word is like god when it comes to his site.

btw kev props for not banning him most forums i talk on they wouldve gotten a permaban

[oakr]

The most important thing about this site is the organization of topics. Keep up the good work Kev.