the top 4 reasons why your not going to survive bugging out to the woods.

[bigpaul]

(15 August 2013, 13:59)BeardyMan Wrote: I think that's going to be much more prevalent in the US, where many people go hunting / fishing etc. Speak to the average person in the UK and they couldn't tell you where the local woods are, let alone how to get there. But yeah, you don't want to be anywhere near loads of desperate people. But, if you know the area (woods etc) and have been in situ for a while, you have the upper hand. As long as you've got the right equipment and plenty of fuse

I apologise to everyone for my links being mainly American but the yanks have been at this a lot longer and they have a wealth of info but it dosent always apply this side of the pond, some does but not all of it
I agree with you BM, a lot of Brits couldn't find their backsides with both hands never mind the local woods. I could take you to places that don't see a stranger for weeks sometimes months and where a tourist would NEVER go.