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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 2007078" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>I go elk hunting every year in the Rockies. I spend some time by myself up there in Gods country in the upper elevations. I know for a fact that I'm one of those people that could be totally happy with a pine tree shelter, living from the land. </p><p>Actually have done this in years past. Went through the US Army survival school taking that training into real use, and have taken my kids in the past into the mountains and shown them how to get water in a high country desert, and survive, not thrive. There is a difference.</p><p>I'm sure they have forgot it by now. They said it was the worst vacation they ever had. Boiling water to drink and getting baths in 50 degree water didn't fit into their urban lifelstyles. Oh well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 2007078, member: 5412"] I go elk hunting every year in the Rockies. I spend some time by myself up there in Gods country in the upper elevations. I know for a fact that I'm one of those people that could be totally happy with a pine tree shelter, living from the land. Actually have done this in years past. Went through the US Army survival school taking that training into real use, and have taken my kids in the past into the mountains and shown them how to get water in a high country desert, and survive, not thrive. There is a difference. I'm sure they have forgot it by now. They said it was the worst vacation they ever had. Boiling water to drink and getting baths in 50 degree water didn't fit into their urban lifelstyles. Oh well. [/QUOTE]
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