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    Quote Originally Posted by BENESSE View Post
    I love to see old threads revived. It means someone cares enough to do research on what was said before and follows up allowing new members to contribute their POV.
    Spot on....some one has done the 'search"as is suggested many times....
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    Quote Originally Posted by hunter63 View Post
    Pertinent information is never "old"....PM added some interesting info........Unless it "the best survivial knife", better be "New"....
    Quote Originally Posted by BENESSE View Post
    I love to see old threads revived. It means someone cares enough to do research on what was said before and follows up allowing new members to contribute their POV.
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    Spot on....some one has done the 'search"as is suggested many times....
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    It's spring again!

    These searches would be easier if we had a ROTTW section, possibly titled How To Live (freeload) Off Other People's Efforts.

    We could have special subtopics like; Avoiding Tresspassing Charges, Stealth Camping, Gurillia Gardening, Professional Dumpster Diving
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    Don't forget "Poaching Made Easy"
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    Quote Originally Posted by kyratshooter View Post
    It's spring again!

    These searches would be easier if we had a ROTTW section, possibly titled How To Live (freeload) Off Other People's Efforts.

    We could have special subtopics like; Avoiding Tresspassing Charges, Stealth Camping, Gurillia Gardening, Professional Dumpster Diving
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    Don't forget "Poaching Made Easy"
    Hahaha.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ken View Post
    Tell ya' what. I'll let you use some land for a few months, and you can practice clearing it while you get ready for the real thing out there in the wilderness. I'll even supply well water from a garden hose, firewood, and a Porta-John. There's plenty of game and fishing close by. Just leave the dogs, cats, squirrels, and ducks alone, and we'll get along just fine.
    That sounds a lot what I would do although I don't need my land cleared, just some more dead trees cut down, build a new cabin with a greenhouse and practice all kinds of survival. I also have a garden hose running out of a clean water spring and plenty of firewood. We might have to make a new outhouse.
    Plenty of game and even fishing but no dogs or cats etc. maybe a bear or mountain lion.

    I am offering anyone who is interested in camping some or all this next summer, a good place to camp, work some, practice and Live survival and even help me build a cabin. I would also furnish plenty of beans and such if necessary.

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    Is this a real offer? or is it just a comment? if it is real i would love to take you up on it because i could always use the practice
    My offer is Real.

    I know of very few places that are better to practice and live survival than on and near my remote Wyoming mountain retreat. It is at 9,500 feet in elevation about a mile east of the Continental Divide.
    Like paradise in the summer and a winter paradise from Nov. to May.

    So anyone just message or email me soon if interested in what I have offered. I have plenty of free camping spots also. Any questions just ask me. After June first I likely will be unavailable since I live up there from June to about Nov. every year since 1999.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mtnman Mike View Post
    I know of very few places that are better to practice and live survival than on and near my remote Wyoming mountain retreat. It is at 9,500 feet in elevation about a mile east of the Continental Divide.
    Like paradise in the summer and a winter paradise from Nov. to May.
    You must be close to Laramie then.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mtnman Mike View Post

    I am offering anyone who is interested in camping some or all this next summer, a good place to camp, work some, practice and Live survival and even help me build a cabin. I would also furnish plenty of beans and such if necessary.



    My offer is Real.

    I know of very few places that are better to practice and live survival than on and near my remote Wyoming mountain retreat. It is at 9,500 feet in elevation about a mile east of the Continental Divide.
    Like paradise in the summer and a winter paradise from Nov. to May.

    So anyone just message or email me soon if interested in what I have offered. I have plenty of free camping spots also. Any questions just ask me. After June first I likely will be unavailable since I live up there from June to about Nov. every year since 1999.
    count me in!



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    You know, we should do our own version of couchsurfing.com or org, I forget. Once I get my new cabin, I'm sure I could benefit from some labor in exchange for a spot on the couch and my excellent tour guide abilities.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zandercross13 View Post
    Is this a real offer? or is it just a comment? if it is real i would love to take you up on it because i could always use the practice
    That was like 3 years ago. Sorry, I don't own that property anymore.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ken View Post
    That was like 3 years ago. Sorry, I don't own that property anymore.
    Wow time flys by dont it!!!
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    Cool However....

    Quote Originally Posted by Ken View Post
    That was like 3 years ago. Sorry, I don't own that property anymore.
    However, Ken CAN use an "ambulance spotter!" .....
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    I have came across this thread and Jeff's other post a very times while doing my research over some period of time.
    I think it's messed up that people automatically start ridiculing someone because they want "freeload" off of someone else's land.
    First of all nothing is freeloading if you have to do a form of work to receive it. Secondly, I don't believe in land being owned and even if I did, why would it matter if someone is living off of remote land? Might as well put some use to it.

    So to continue the question: Where would you recommend going to, in order to live off the land away from society without buying land (if you bought the land you would still be apart of society and paying taxes, therefore still being on the grid)

    When I say this I don't mean so you can run back to civilization whenever you want. To go Live out in the wild. Like hundreds of miles out where no average person would find you.

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    Haven't heard back from jeffb....for a long time....so can't say how it worked out for him......????
    Seem you know him pretty well?
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    No I don't know him at all. It's just everytime I do my survival study searches and come across this site it would always be this post or his other one that is similar.

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    Well good luck with that....I do not agree....and wouldn't suggest a place even if I did.
    Some one shows up,.... and knocks on your door, ask if there is anyone around that has too much stuff that they aren't using,.... they don't need... you can just haul it off.

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    Because this is the kind of crap that gets left behind when freeloaders squat on someone else's land. This guy got 6 months for this mess. He should have been forced to clean it up. If you want remote try Siberia.

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    Secondly, I don't believe in land being owned and even if I did, why would it matter if someone is living off of remote land?
    If it is my land, I can assure you that it will not end well for the squatter.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ForsakenRecluse View Post
    " ... Secondly, I don't believe in land being owned ...
    Well, you're not the first with that particular ideology. That's what Lenin and Stalin and Mao and Kim and Castro, etc., believed.

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