Living Primitive - Year Round?
Hello everyone,This is my first post here. I've cruised around a bit on this board and figured I'd just ask my general question and perhaps get some guidance from the old timers here.I'd like to know,...
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There is a world of difference between the rockies and the eastern woodlands. A much larger "range" would be required for each person out west. Since some here seem to want to argue every point on...
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i am not saying anything negative i am just asking for a explanation of why the east is a world of difference from the west ..in your opinion.. thanks.We have learned that though there are many papers...
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there is fish everywherea often overlooked unlimited food sourcewhen i did it my range was about an acre tho i occasionally went farther for varietyMitakuye oyasin
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Idaho Colvisman wrote:Quote:Redwolf can you please explain a bit more about how you are living total primitive "shelter and fire" i would love to hear about this...You bet. Right now there are four of...
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Questions How do you heat? do you use a chainsaw or is all the burnables Squaw wood ?? currently focusing on trapping Whats coyote taste like?we practice eating all of the animals we get including the...
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Awhile back, trailingedgetechnology wrote:Quote:In 1998 the US produced over 6.6 billion dozen eggs! ...Number of chickens slaughtered every minute in the US: 14,000Number of cows and calves...
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Umug wrote: Quote:Questions How do you heat? do you use a chainsaw or is all the burnables Squaw wood ??currently focusing on trapping Whats coyote taste like?we practice eating all of the animals we...
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this is a good topic, and many good points have been brought up...on both sides.i do agree with whoever said that it is easier here in the east than in the west...but aside from that, i can see it...
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First off - I don't want to distract from the very interesting discussions this thread has spawned. So my comments below are not meant to force this thread off into any particular direction.The...
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For me it seems pretty simple. Those who can change & adapt themselves to a sustainable way of life will survive, those who can't won't. Population will take care of itself in this way until we...
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Quote:We know the Old Ways are sustainableDo we?Where did the mammoths go?Mastadons, saber-toothed cats, bison antiquas, the wild horses of the western hemisphere, and a huge variety of other animals...
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Hey trailingedgeoftechnology,There might be some misunderstanding. When I say the "Old Ways" in my posts above I'm actually talking about primitive nomadic hunter gatherers.I'm not talking about the...
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Hey RedWolfReturns,Quote:I'm not saying primitive living in all its forms was perfect, I'm just saying that primitive nomadic hunter gatherer living was, and is, sustainable.I'm leaning much more...
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Sorry for my delay - I've been offline for days.RedWolf - you said "Population will take care of itself in this way until we all live again in a sustainable way, or none of us live at all."I don't see...
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Quote:This then, is my dilemma (and everyone else's that seeks to live sustainably) - what we want and what is actualy being done (by everyone else) are two entirely different things, worlds apart....
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I think you may have (badly) misunderstood my comments about Mother Earth News. It's not the paper it's printed on - its the fact that nothing it advocates is truly sustainable.The use of metals,...
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Quote:The use of metals, plastics, ceramics, all require energy, all from distant sources, all require transportation, oil, etc., making them all non-sustainable. Mother Earth news is full of such...
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Your post was non-sensical. I think I'll take Gldnsl lead and bow out (of my own thread) since I'm not interested in dealing with non-sensical.
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Definitions (from Dictionary.com & Dict.org):Unsustainable (adj): Not able to be maintained or supported in the future.Sustainable (adj): Capable of being sustained or maintained. Sustain (v): to...
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Hello Folks Found this conversation and other than a certain strain of an end of civilization and human population there is a great deal interesting debate material and constructive insights here...
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