live for a year

[Bibow]

well since that thread about living in the bush for a year sounded so good but got ruined by those dudes with there surviving with just knives i've decicded to start a new one. what would you bring to the bush if you had to survive for a year?

Heres what id bring;::;"'
buck knife
30-30
60 shells
small gillnet
hook line and sinkers (25 pound braided cord use it for sewing to)
2 needles
large hatchet
wool blanket
small fry pan and pot
flint
some rope
bic
matches
some plastic garbage bags
throw it in the nato rucksack and awaaay we go any thoughts on the list ? made it in five minutes:o probably have changes after more thought

[TrappinGal]

id add some wire for snaring small animals.

[Rick]

I think we've done this..... a lot.

[Bibow]

ahh wire that's a good idea probably have done this a lot but it interests me to here what other people would bring

[Rick]

You could do a search and see what others have posted.

[Bibow]

i probably could then wheres all the fun in doing it again and seeing what people who didn't post before have to say

[Rick]

There's nothing that keeps them from posting to the originals, either.

[wareagle69]

house, garage, horse barn, 160 arcres oh yeah thats new i have 80 arcres beside my 80 arcres now and that makes 160 plus landlocked in by domtar property its one of theri tree plantations can anyone say free tammarack? want to live in the bush for a year come here small cost i'll let ya live in a cave out back.

[Sourdough]

Even if you had everything......you needed.....if you have never done 3 months or 9 months, the odd are you would go bush'wacky. Most people have never gone 30 days alone with no other human contact.

[skunkkiller]

you said flint but what about the steel? A diemond fly would be wise for ground cloth or just shelter.alot less work then having to build shelter and they don't way much.

[wareagle69]

Even if you had everything......you needed.....if you have never done 3 months or 9 months, the odd are you would go bush'wacky. Most people have never gone 30 days alone with no other human contact.

does 30 days in the hole count?

[crashdive123]

Bibow, please do not take this the wrong way. At 14 years old it is natural to daydream about stuff like this, but not very realistic. What is it that causes you to want to "go out into the bush" for a year? Is it the love of nature? Did somebody p**s you off and you want to run away? It's cool to dream and set goals. Just understand the journey you are taking and the risks along the way. Not knowing anything more about you than you posted in your introduction, I would encourage you to wait, learn, practice. If you still have that yearning to be in the bush, get a job that allows you to do exactly that.

[Bibow]

love :Dof nature crashdive. hopeak i got the bush to keep me company and i know what i'm doing

[crashdive123]

OK - would you have the endorsement of adults to do this, or just run away and do it?

[Bibow]

don't worry dude not doin this anytime soon just wondering what people would bring i'd like to do this a bit later in life though

[crashdive123]

Well like, OK, dude. Look - if that's your goal, then great. If you want advice, then clue us in on what your plan is (the later in life part).

You've got to understand (or not) that when you come here and say Hi, I'm 14. I spent 5 minutes putting together a list of what I'm gonna need to live in the wilderness for a year.....what do you guys think? The most likely responses you will get will be aimed to try and talk you out of killing yourself out of stupidity. It's great to hear that this will happen later and that it is a passion. Take classes (heck you may even end up teaching them). Practice and patience.

[Bibow]

the only classes are in the bush:)

[Bibow]

yeah i understand

[Sarge47]

I'd take a loaded R.V., DER! If you read my Blogs: "For the Newbies" then you'd realize you just posted one of the three "DUMBEST" questions we get on this site from young people. However, I'd also take Crash, Rick, Trax, Smok, & Owl Girl. (That last one was to insure Beuwulf coming too. You I'd leave at home.:cool:

[rebel]

I like your enthusiasm for wilderness survival. The gear would depend on your skills and area for intended survival.

[Stony]

living one year in the bush with minimal supplies will be tough.
nothing to read, no TP, no shampoo a.s.o.
we already have a few well stocked cabins and we go for three month at one time.
for the three of us we need an additional full 1/2ton PU of stuff.

only a 30-30?
for me alone a 30-06 & 16 Ga.
for the girls a .410 and a .22

nothing is as easy as it looks first.

[RBB]

If you are thinking of no outside contact for a year - going bush crazy would be the biggest problem. I would suggest at least a couple of books Deep ones - same as our ancestors toted. Shakespear and the bible come to mind.

[Rick]

You can get the complete works of Shakespeare in a single book. It's not all that large or heavy.

[Sourdough]

Or you go to the library and get "Wilderness of Denali", by Charles Sheldon

Who 100+ years ago spent two years in the Savage river country of later became Denali National Park, Home to Mt. McKinley, in Alaska.

And read it this summer.

[klkak]

Even if you had everything......you needed.....if you have never done 3 months or 9 months, the odd are you would go bush'wacky. Most people have never gone 30 days alone with no other human contact.

I've done 3 weeks, well 20 days. I'm not ashamed to admit that I cried alot. I was watching a hunting camp, the guides plane broke down and he had no way to let me know. I was really glad to see him when he showed up.

[Sourdough]

Most people have never spent 24 hours alone, no phone, no computer, no radio, just nothing and you. It is a strange thing to hear a human voice after months of nothing.

I sometimes wonder how many people I droped off in the bush with the aircraft, and forgot them......never went back for them, just kidding.....not many....well that I know of.......???????

[crashdive123]

Going "bush crazy" apparently isn't limited to the bush.

Police Blotter
Police, including SWAT officers, were called to an apartment in Mesa, Ariz., in June after neighbors reported a fight between a man and woman that included yelling and breaking things inside. When they arrived, they found only a 21-year-old man, conducting the fight by himself, alternating a high-pitched voice with a low-pitched one. He was referred for a medical exam. [Arizona Republic, 7-1-08]

[Ole WV Coot]

I'm gonna give you my personal, usually ignored, maybe wrong opinion anyway. I think you have a problem. If this an "in the future" goal after school, learning all you can without obsessing on it and reach the legal age of what is considered an adult. I know you can't go by age before you correct me. Any branch of the service will give you plenty of practice and your wants and needs will change over a few years. Simply put you are just writing this thread so we will try and talk you out of it. I wish you luck on whatever.....

[sh4d0wm4573ri7]

well then guess I bess not post that I'd take my srk carbon flint n steel and a loincloth or else I'll ruin it all my bad I'll just say I'd take my kelty pak and my survival kit and shotgun contains all I need for long long stay in the bush

[pgvoutdoors]

I must say I don't know this young man personally, but I can relate to some of what he is thinking. The wilderness life style grabbed me at a young age and initiated what I've become today. Maybe it's the Tom Sawyer/Huckleberry Finn syndrome that urges his need to explore his limits. The "Me-against-the-Wilderness" challenge, something we all have experience at one point in our lives, is a strong emotion to overcome. In time we except that challenge with a bit more caution but never turn away from it. How bad is it for a young person to turn to the wilds for escape from today's problems? The alternatives could be much worse...

[Sourdough]

It is interesting that in old time (Biblical times) a man seeking the meaning of life would go into the wilderness for 40 days and 40 nights. It is humbling to be alone in the universe. Everything changes, and everything is the same. You shift how you view life. The shift is in you, you become more at one with the world. A man is changed, yet unchanged. Colors are more vivid, sounds crisper, cleaner.

The enlightenment and wisdom that many seek through drugs, might be more safely found in the wilderness.

Reading: "SIDDHARTHA", by Hermann Hesse; might help understand this burning passion...........

[pgvoutdoors]

:) I like it hopeak!

[Bibow]

wow dudes no attempt at escaping problems here just like it out there. you can't be bored if your always busy getting your meals and experimenting new ideas for survival/living. always busy with a new challenge out in the bush.

[crashdive123]

You say that with some confidence. What has been the longest period you have spent in the bush with no human contact?

[Bibow]

oh yeah ol coot i did not understand much of what you said. i think you have a problem with blowing things way out of proportion.

[Rick]

Bibow, I assure there are a lot of things in this world you ditz away but coot is not one of them. He has spent more time in the coffee shop on the way to the woods than you've spent breathing. If he says something I strong urge you to listen. Words of wisdom often come along only once.

Hopeak. They didn't go into the wilderness for 40 days and nights. That's how long it took for the sewers to back up when the levee broke.:D

[Bibow]

i had to read it a few times before i kinda understood it. i just don't appreciate being told i have a problem. why does age have to play a factor on this thread i was just sharing my ideas and wondering what anybody else would bring.

[Rick]

I think his reference to a problem was in your vision and that doesn't have anything to do with age. Go back and read it again. He even says it doesn't have anything to do with age.

We've seen a lot of folks come on here (of all ages) and talk about spending a long time in the wilderness. Some are looking for what they need and are willing to take their time and learn what they need to do. Others sort of put on blinders and are ready to go with only their bravado in hand.

When you say you spent 5 minutes putting your list together that also says something.

[Bibow]

i was'nt dissing old coot i was just saying people are making alot of comments about age when i made that list i kinda meant wrote it in 5 minutes ( should probably not have written that and choose better words) it's been somethhing to think about in my head for the past few months i have decided that i would if i ever did go bring a small and large pot with a lid that i could use for a fry pan if i really needed to. snare wire and a large water container. oh yeah nothing against you ol coot thanks for the advice

[crashdive123]

well since that thread about living in the bush for a year sounded so good but got ruined by those dudes with there surviving with just knives i've decicded to start a new one. what would you bring to the bush if you had to survive for a year?

Heres what id bring;::;"'
buck knife
30-30
60 shells
small gillnet
hook line and sinkers (25 pound braided cord use it for sewing to)
2 needles
large hatchet
wool blanket
small fry pan and pot
flint
some rope
bic
matches
some plastic garbage bags
throw it in the nato rucksack and awaaay we go any thoughts on the list ? made it in five minutes:o probably have changes after more thought

Since you are still talking about it, here is my quick review of what you are planning to bring into the wilderness to survive for one year. Unless you are some sort of trained wilderness expert I believe your list is lacking. Lacking a lot. One knife not enough. Rifle (you said 30/30. I'd probably have a 22 with several thousand rounds) with 60 rounds. Are you planning on shooting large game for food? How are you going to preserve the left overs? 60 rounds is not enough. Without preserving, 60 rounds = 60 meals. One year alone in the woods = 1,095 meals (if you eat 3 times a day). Hatchet - you may want something a little more substantial to build a long term shelter. Wool blanket - How cold does it get where you are planning the journey? Is a wool blanket enough?. Pan &pot - how about water storage? The trash bags can work for a temporary storage container, but you're going for a year. I'd bring more methods to start fire, more rope, twine, para cord, etc. Here are a few things you lef off. First aid supplies, satellite phone, solar charger, more substantial temp shelter, food, reference material, foul weather gear, ......... There is so much more. I admire your desire and determination, but your plan is one that will not turn out well. I asked before, what is the longest that you have stayed out in the bush with no human contact?

Keep in mind, this is a quick review. For planning a journey like this, I would spend many months training, preparing and planning.

[Sourdough]

Do you have a rough location picked out......? By the way some here have spend long periods alone in the North Woods. And some here have had friends go in, and never come out.

If I was going to do it today, I would just lease a real remote cabin. Or better yet, buy remote land and build your own cabin, that way at the end of one year you would really have something. That is what I did a long, long, long time ago. Good luck on your quest, a Dream is a wonderful thing to have, better than money, or fame.

[Rick]

What if you dream for money and fame? What then?

[Sourdough]

What if you dream for money and fame? What then?

Then you should read Siddhartha and/or Burning Daylight. I never met a dying man who wished he had more money and/or more fame. A lot of Famous people self'abort, actors and recording artist.

[Sarge47]

i was'nt dissing old coot i was just saying people are making alot of comments about age when i made that list i kinda meant wrote it in 5 minutes ( should probably not have written that and choose better words) it's been somethhing to think about in my head for the past few months i have decided that i would if i ever did go bring a small and large pot with a lid that i could use for a fry pan if i really needed to. snare wire and a large water container. oh yeah nothing against you ol coot thanks for the advice
I don't give a rat's hind parts about how old you are. We've got members here about your age who have done more already in the bush than most of the other members, you included, just dream about. It's your ridiculous approach to this whole thing. I like the outdoors too, usually in the late spring to early fall. The rest of the time I don't go out into the bush save for short outings. I like to enjoy myself, not try to make my own "life & death" situation. Your list spells "Numpty" to me. You come across as very immature & irresponsible. Remember how you started this thread out about the 2 Numpty's with just their knives & the clothes on their backs? They didn't even make the 30 days they were trying to make & had to give up in less than half that time. They wouldn't listen to this group either.:eek: Like I said, I don't care about the numbers of your age, just the ones that demonstrate your I.Q.. Does the name "Alexander Supertramp" mean anything to you? How about "Chris McCandless"? I don't know where abouts you live or are planning on going, but I don't give much for your chances.:cool:

[Assassin Pilot]

for all concerned adults: being only a few years older than him I can assure you all he is simply daydreaming and does not plan on doing this anytime soon. no need to rip on him.

ontopic, the list Crash gave it pretty good. you would really need more shelter materials (tarp, ropes, etc), emergency supplies (first aid, medicine, etc), hunting stuff (ammo, snares, etc), and tools (knives, saw, etc). would it really even be fun if you were cold and hungry the entire time?

[firefly_242_8]

I am new to this so may not be doing this right.Well anyway here goes. If you were going to live in the wilderness without anything except the bare necessities what would you take? Besides rifles,pistols?,knives and ammunition. Remember just the bare necessities.Like the old time Mountain Men.

[nell67]

Hey firefly,how about going to the intro thread,and telling us a little about yourself,like your age and do you have any practical experience in the woods to begin with,no one on this forum is going to give up any info on what you should take to the woods to live off of, until they have an idea of what experience you have!

[Sarge47]

I am new to this so may not be doing this right.Well anyway here goes. If you were going to live in the wilderness without anything except the bare necessities what would you take? Besides rifles,pistols?,knives and ammunition. Remember just the bare necessities.Like the old time Mountain Men.
(Mountain man voice)Wal, I'll tell ya Pilgrim, I'd take my overcoat made out of the hide of that "Griz" that I kilt last year by grinnin' him to death; just like 'ole Davey Crockett does. In my bag 'o possibles I carry my pemmican, Deer jerky, Hard-tack, and about a dozen Twinkies I got from that feller in Indiana. 'N cuz I'm a tough 'ole buzzard I'd drink my water out of a "wide-mouth Nalgene bottle". I'd keep my ha'r cut right down to the scalp ta keep the Wild Pawnee & Ranger Rick away, hopefully; & of course my 'ole Jack-a$$, "Newby-Numpty", would be took along ta carry all my other gear, including the wool Blanky I got from another Mountain Man by the name of FVR, who traded it off the Souix for an old Hawken that had pretty much rusted away. Ok?:rolleyes:

[nell67]

LMAO @ Sarge!

[Rick]

You are so bad!

[firefly_242_8]

Sorry about just butting in forgot my manners .

[ledzeppie]

Go watch jeremiah johnson and you'll be set. Just kidding

I'd probably bring a Walmart, and a House if I was to go live out in the woods for a year.

[firefly_242_8]

I know it sounds idiotic asking about surviving in the wilderness with just what the old men had. But I have read some things that have scared the bejesus out of me. And I am old enough to know better but it isn't just one or two people with the same thinking. If you HAD to survive in the wilderness what bare necessities would you take?

[Sourdough]

One problem might be that people say surviving, "BUT" in there mind they are thinking "THRIVING" and having fun. Surviving is what lucky concentration camp victims did.

[Sarge47]

I know it sounds idiotic asking about surviving in the wilderness with just what the old men had. But I have read some things that have scared the bejesus out of me. And I am old enough to know better but it isn't just one or two people with the same thinking. If you HAD to survive in the wilderness what bare necessities would you take?

1st; like Nell said, get your hindparts over to the "Intro" section & tell us about yourself. Age, experience & geographic location at least. I'll not tell you again. :mad: 2nd, your question is "self-defeating". it implies that I know ahead of time that I'm going to have to "SURVIVE"!:eek: How dumb is that? :confused:Knowing ahead of time that I'd have to SURVIVE I would NEVER take just the BARE nessesities. What idiot would do that? In all liklihood, if I knew I was going to have to SURVIVE ahead of time...I wouldn't go! Sheesh! Read Hopeak's post again, he makes a most valid point.:cool:

[klkak]

Since you are still talking about it, here is my quick review of what you are planning to bring into the wilderness to survive for one year. Unless you are some sort of trained wilderness expert I believe your list is lacking. Lacking a lot. One knife not enough. Rifle (you said 30/30. I'd probably have a 22 with several thousand rounds) with 60 rounds. Are you planning on shooting large game for food? How are you going to preserve the left overs? 60 rounds is not enough. Without preserving, 60 rounds = 60 meals. One year alone in the woods = 1,095 meals (if you eat 3 times a day). Hatchet - you may want something a little more substantial to build a long term shelter. Wool blanket - How cold does it get where you are planning the journey? Is a wool blanket enough?. Pan &pot - how about water storage? The trash bags can work for a temporary storage container, but you're going for a year. I'd bring more methods to start fire, more rope, twine, para cord, etc. Here are a few things you left off. First aid supplies, satellite phone, solar charger, more substantial temp shelter, food, reference material, foul weather gear, ......... There is so much more. I admire your desire and determination, but your plan is one that will not turn out well. I asked before, what is the longest that you have stayed out in the bush with no human contact?

Keep in mind, this is a quick review. For planning a journey like this, I would spend many months training, preparing and planning.

Crash you are wise. When I go for a 2 week hunting trip I start planning 2 months prior. We pack enough food for a month for the number of folks going. As for weapons. I carry a .22 rifle, .44 mag revolver, 12g. shotgun, hunting rifle of appropriate caliber and enough ammo to supply a small revolution. In other words I carry enough stuff to allow me to live for a good period of time. My average load for one of these hunts not including the food and other communal stuff comes close to 100 lbs. Thats only for 2 weeks. If I were going for a year it would take a couple of pick-ups to carry it all.:D

[trax]

Sit down! Listen up.....you're asking people for their advice and then getting your nose all out of joint when they say things to you that challenges your original assertion. You aren't going to survive the winter anywhere in Manitoba --which is where we both are so I'm guessing that's what you're talking about--with one wool blanket. You'll die, you'll be a dead Bibow. Period. Going "bush" from lack of human contact is a real thing and it's a serious thing. If you sit back and add up the experience of the people who have offered you sound advice here, and the people who have agreed with them, you're looking at hundreds of years of experience. Now, I have some questions:

1. Asked by Crash already, but....do you know how to preserve meat? If not you are far better off with a .22 than .30-.30.
2. For that matter--how much experience do you have gutting and cutting? You mess it up it could cost you a lot of meat.
3. Do you know what you're going to eat besides meat? Think back to all the trading expeditions in the 1700's who went tramping off into the Manitoba winter and...died. The bush hasn't changed, you don't have a source of vitamins, salt, starch, minerals etc, you'll die just like they did.
4. I worked in bush camps for the first half of my adult life,and yeah, age does matter because the more time you've put in on this old planet, the more experiences you've gathered. Get over it, partner. We had a name for the guys who...after sometimes only five or six weeks....were out there thinking the bush was their friend and took up to conversing with the rabbits and the squirrels. The name for them was "towners" because they had to be shipped back. You really think that's all the company you'll need?

Please do a search on some of the other threads so we don't have to keep repeating the same old here. AND, don't give up your plans, just apply some reality and some of the advice given here to those plans.

[crashdive123]

On a lighter note.....If I was gonna live like an old time mountain man, I'd make sure I brought an old time mountain woman along.

[Sourdough]

Or a young Mountain Women

[ryaninmichigan]

The OP was really broad.

Where am I going? Somewhere in my home state? If so why wouldn’t I go to my own cabin? Can I do that?

Am I alone?

How long do I have to prepare?

Can I drive there? Or do I have to walk?

All of these questions will change my “list”

With out you answering these I will make my presumptions and make my list.


F150 dual gas tanks
Four-wheeler
Four-wheeler trailer
Trailer to haul four-wheeler.
30.06 5-600 rounds
12gauge 400 rounds
22 long rifle 5,000 rounds
Bow and arrows
Clothes
Vitamins
Satellite phone. You did not say I couldn’t talk to anyone.
50lbs of salt
200 lbs of flower.
25 cases of beer.

That is about it. Everything else is waiting at the cabin. I have spent two straight weeks there without talking to another soul. I enjoyed every minute of it.

[Gray Wolf]

25 cases of beer.

Who you trying kid... :D

[Rick]

Of course, Gray Wolf. How else are you going to sing "99 bottles of beer on the wall..."?

[ryaninmichigan]

Who you trying kid... :D

I figured I would probably get bored at night..

[ryaninmichigan]

Or actually if I had 25 cases I would get bored the second month and they would be gone before the start of the third.

[trax]

Sounds more like it RiM.:D

[DOGMAN]

Take wet wipes. The ol' chili blower gets a might itchy and dirty after a couple of weeks in the bush. Wet wipes are heaven sent, nothing worse than spending night after night waking up scratching the bum.
Everything else is common sense.

[Rick]

I'm gonna go way out on a limb here and assume it's your bum you are scratching?!

[Sarge47]

I scratched a bum once, but it was his fault; he started it!:mad::rolleyes::D:cool:

[DOGMAN]

Yes, I have my own bum- and sometimes he itches. I actually picked him up next to Wal-Mart. He was holding a "Will Work for Food" sign. I said, "hey man, if you'll carry my pack, and set-up my tent in the Wilderness, and do all my chores, I'll feed you" So, my bum and I headed out for our year alone in the the WIlds. Ahh, my bum and me...we just sit around eating spiced goat meat and discussing the most recent posts on this site that we access via satellite link-up to our tent. It's great except when he starts itching. But, now that I had the wet wipes dropped in via cargo plane he isnt itching so much.

[crashdive123]

You could always give him this http://www.bareheart.ca/BumBumBalm1.gif

[Rick]

Can't do that, Crash. It's only for 2 bums. Read the can!

[Sarge47]

Now there's something I'd like to see advertised on T.V.. Can you imagine what the jingle would sound like? Can you say the title 10 times real fast? Sounds like sombody trying to demonstrate a tune.:D:D:D

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