From a food thread that plumb spoilt my love of food, albeit temporarily; to Armageddon !!!
And here I was, feeling quite at peace with things.

Ah well - cogitation on the curly issues of life is good mental exercise.

stry wrote:Stone the crows GPS !
From a food thread that plumb spoilt my love of food, albeit temporarily; to Armageddon !!!
And hear I was, feeling quite at peace with things.![]()
Ah well - cogitation on the curly issues of life is good mental exercise.
matagi wrote:... Our routine changed very quickly to an "early to bed, early to rise" one to take maximal advantage of daylight.
Travis22 wrote:A lot of 'nature' beds and or rests during the day and tends to feed and travel moreso at night.
There are so many variables but this is certainly one method you might need to adapt to follow as well.
Travis.
Moondog55 wrote:Also never sleep where you eat and never allow yourself to become so tired that you sleep too deeply to hear changes in the local environment, travel 2 hours rest for 20 minutes the standard cowboy/commando regime and the old way of covering long distance quickly was run 20 minutes then walk 20 minutes.
This of course assumes you have somewhere to go.
Learn to use a snare to catch food, rifles make noise and attract attention, cache seeds in lots of places. learn to like wild mustards and kangaroo apple, buy a big rifle and learn how to use it and when not to, practice stick and blade fighting ( Kendo) know how to keep still and quiet and learn how to really LOOK & SEE and develop a network of real friends whom you can rely on
Everything else will probably boil down to plain dumb luck, I mean there's no point in having a years supply of food stored if your cellar is under 10 meters of flood water or rubble
drakkar wrote:Could you leave your partner or children behind? Mine aren't strong or resourceful enough to be useful...
Moondog55 wrote:...it would take to long to genetically engineer rideable kangaroos
With this in mind, I reckon my wife would be a champion kangaroo rider...GPSGuided wrote:Moondog55 wrote:...it would take to long to genetically engineer rideable kangaroos
Riders will need to be genetically modified too to accommodate the bounce, in particular the bum.
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