If it makes you feel any better a lot more people pooped this way than in a toilet for all human history. Most of those people couldn’t read or write and had no concept of micro organisms.
One of the things I appreciate in these videos, regardless of topic, is the skilled communication. This guy speaks on a level a cut or more above most others. 👌
I've been backpacking since the early 1960s and I have to say that one thing I've noticed over the last decade or so is that more and more backpackers have absolutely no sense of proper backcountry sanitation & hygiene. Every year it seems to get worse. I find a disturbing number of improperly covered or buried poop piles, often in the middle of trails or near water sources and establish campsites. I've also seen significantly more toilet paper scattered around the wilderness--especially on popular trails (parts of the PCT, for instance, have become a nightmare for this very reason). Nothing is more discouraging than hiking into some gorgeous wilderness only to see streamers of TP everywhere left behind (pun intended) by lazy and incompetent hikers. For gawd's sakes, people learn to poo properly in the woods! It ain't hard to do. Thanks for this video. I just hope more people watch and practice your advice!
Do not do this! A stick poking out of the ground is dangerous and could impale someone or their dog. Plus, someone might grab it to use for firewood and have your poo on it xD The odds of someone digging the same spot are extremely, extremely low - especially if you bury it correctly and the area receives rain, decomposition occurs very quickly.
I just want to say thank you for going into detail on how to squat. It's so darn easy, yet pants position is not intuitive and many, even experienced people haven't got that figured out. And, cleaning up with water and your fingers is also very easy, very LNT, and significantly reduces those rashy irritation issues back there that many people struggle with.
..For many ,and what you have eaten ,, reach thru your legs,, ,grab at the belt and lift pants a little higher,, prevents peeing in your pants and explosions from chili-mac .... or sometimes stomach problems from altitude sickness ..... stomach issues are common problem with not being acclimated to the climate or conditions ..
Thank you for making this video. So many other videos don't actually go into detail, and obviously it is very necessary because it's not self explanatory
It's me: I'm 'some people who dont know how to position myself' so im deeply grateful for not only the knowledge and empowerment, but the hysterical laughter I got from this video as well 😂😂 🙏🙏
I'm not sure if this is viewed or monitored since it is two years old, but something to address for older and larger hikers is the squatting position. It is not easy to balance in that position. In fact, it can be painful and very easy to fall over backward. Some hikers use a wedge under their heels to prop themselves up and help balance. Others carry a small folding chair with the center cut out. I'd like to hear from other older larger hikers what methods they use to comfortably eliminate in the woods.
Great video, very necessary for new hikers. I would ask that you also suggest taking LNT to the next level and packing out your paper in a doubled zip lock bag.
This depends upon location of where you're going. If you're backpacking in seldom visited areas with moisture in the soil, that paper will be gone very quickly. I do pack out my TP if its a high traffic area or a place with poor soil microbes to break it down.
Im 3 years late but its always good to catch up on tips and I have one of my own to share if you have horrible knees like myself try to find a fallen tree to sit on or find one to hold onto to help ease the pain in your joints its a life saver
Hi! Great questions. 1: Buy squating all the way down, you're resting your thighs on your calves and you don't have to use your muscles to hold yourself up, so you can hold that position comfortably for a while. 2: If you miss the hole, use a stick, pretend you're a golfer, and putt it in. 3: You can bury dog poop. But this question really matters for where you are. If you are in the wilderness, you can let your dog poo as it pleases as long as it's off the trail and not at overlooks or campsites, ie places people will want to be and enjoy. Otherwise it can decompose on it's own. The difference between dog poo and human poo is our diet. Because we eat so much processed foods it's not good to leave out and about.
@@BackpackingTV Do you have any other position recommendations? "you can hold that position" is not... true.. I can't squat like that and keep my feet flat on the ground. Never been able to no matter how much I work on it.
This video and the 'part one' have been very helpful. Just one question: The trowel you're using looks handy; please can you tell me what it is and then I'll see if it's available in the UK. Thanks
I usually have a pair of socks for hiking and a clean pair of socks saved for my sleeping bag. Changing them everyday is overkill. I try to let my feet air out once or twice throughout the day and that usually doest the trick.
@@BackpackingTV I thought of three pairs. One warm for sleep and the two to change every day and give one day air out to the other. (hope that makes sense *g)
Just discovering your channel as I’m new to backpacking- and I’m glad for it because this topic is never tackled (elsewhere) and yet it’s so important. Had to buy the same trowel- thx :)
Great video, I think a lot of people have no clue and perhaps avoids either go hiking or doing number two.. the first is sad, the second isn’t healthy. But I would like to add one or two things. Use none bleach (I think thats what you call it) toilet paper. It’s not good for the environment and doesn’t decompose as good. At least in Sweden many people burn the paper in the hole before covering it. And last if you feel insecure about the squatting position you can use a stick or something similar to hold in front of you (vertically that is.. not horizontal lol) to make it easier, specially if you have poor balance or bad knees. :)
Great points! Burning toilet paper works, although I don't recommend it in all environments. In the desert here it's very easy to start forest fires that way!
I can poo in the woods like a champ! Thanks for mentioning not to leave it laying around. I've seen this in the backcountry and there's just no excuse for it!
Thanks for the squatting demonstration. I hope that when the time comes my old tired body can duplicate that position without hurting myself or falling over.
I'd like to make one small addition for those of us who wear suspenders. Gather them in your lap while you squat to avoid the unpleasant surprise of collecting a bunch of "material" as you pull up your suspenders and depositing it next to your ears.
You should try those new portable bidets. You end up 100% clean all the time, plus it can double down as a handy hand-washer to save up water. Or you can put some warm water in it and use it as a quick hand-shower, if you are brave enough.
was shitting the first time in the hardcore toilet stance, which reks your legs. improved this with ropes to hold on while dooing the deed. i can squat like a slav but was always scared to shit my pants to some degree, so i never went full squad. seeing your first doodoo video yesterday and now seeing your 2nd, its mindblowing how easy the actual solution is: trousers only to the thighs. toilet rating is another amazing concept! i just downloaded gaiagps to track my routes and might mark locations and rating, as long as others dont see it and overdoo the place eventually.
Thanx for the Poopy Video - lol. No, seriously - it's valid information. QUESTION: What do you do in a survival situation where you do not have any more toity paper? I heard you should use tree leafs - which might be okay, maybe? but if your stools are not anywhere near firm and very loose - that's gonna smear like red clay. Ewww! Hahaha. So anyways yeah - a short video explaining something like this is welcome - I mean., it may not necessarily be a life/death survival situation - maybe someone forgets to bring the toity paper with them, or the hiking trip was just a day longer than anticipated and ya run out of paper.
The real problem is when you have ankle mobility limitations, and can't squat heels down. You end up tip-toeing, which brings your pans around the ankle right up under... the launch zone
I had the same problem, until a good friend told me to look for fallen tree or tree branch, sit on the tree or branch with your butt hanging out with good clearance. Do your business, make sure you dig the hole first , good luck : )
If there is a popular location or you are with a bigger group, you can also dig a poo trench. Initially, dig a hole like instructed here, then cover the poo by extending the initial hole. Poo by poo, work your way ahead in linear fashion. Doesn't take that much space, although it does concentrate the fertilizer more locally.
This is a good option for bigger groups or if you intend to stay in a camp area for an extended stay. Although I usually suggest digging a big trench once before anyone has used it. I'd rather not dig that close to a partially filled latrine, personally.
entertaining and informative! I will still stay with my poop stool! (No pun intended) With the poop chair I can do the dux as well as have a seat around camp.
What about mountain lions? Crouching can trigger their instinct to attack you? Obviously ya gotta go, but I would worry about that (if you’re in mountain lion country of course)
Hi Tallie! Mountain lion attacks are so rare that I don't concern myself with them. Especially for adults. Mountain lions generally don't want anything to do with humans. If you are in an area with a heavy mountain lion presence, I'd recommend camping or hiking with another person and don't let small children or pets be alone for long. Mountain lions usually know where humans are and stay far away.
OMG- pants at half thigh… had no idea. Obviously first time did the ankles and had exact problem. Have been clinging to trees ever since … this could be game changer…. Seriously why are there not posters re: this 😂
EXCELLENT! YES! I ALWAYS WONDERED (AND COULD NEVER IMAGINE) WHAT THE EXACT TECHNIQUE WAS! YOU KNOW, ACTUALLY, FOR US HUMAN BEINGS, GOING TO THE TOILET IS NOT ONLY VERY COMPLICATED, IT'S SOMETHING WE'VE ALL BEEN CULTURALLY CONDITIONED TO DO BY MODERN PLUMBING AND FLUSH TOILETS! WE'VE LOST THAT "PIONEER SPIRIT" YOU MIGHT SAY! GOOD TO KNOW HOW TO DO IT!
I don't know anywhere that won't let you use toilet paper. Although you might have to pack it out. But if I don't have paper I use smooth rocks, or, hang with me here, smooth sticks. And you slide em though your crack😂
...use of bottle bidet's are getting to be widely used ...many styles on internet .... use bidet ,then final dry clean up with small piece of cloth ,,and pack it out ...
Anyone know what trowel he is using? Been trying to make a decision on my poop assistance tool lately and wanted to know what that one is, I like it lol
@@BackpackingTV ... Called ,The Deuce of Spades ...... a stronger but heavier steel shovel with a folding handle , is called the "Dig It " tool .. usually found where prospecting tools are sold .... but on internet I'm sure ...
Just one thing, how can anyone be sure that there is no one walking on you when you are actually doing the deed? Nothing can be more awkward than this, I guess that is the risk that we take :)
While this position is surprisingly comfortable for many people, it may not be for everyone. If that's physically too challenging, I'd look for a place where you can dig a hole at the base of a rock or log that you can perch the edge of your butt on, allowing you to rest and go in the hole.
Some older people are not flexibile enough to get into that squatting position.....need something to stabilize themselves so they do not fall over. Maybe holding onto tree branches or sitting partially on a log?
Honestly this is the main thing that has prevented me from going camping for so many years that I've wanted to. You make it look so easy.
If it makes you feel any better a lot more people pooped this way than in a toilet for all human history. Most of those people couldn’t read or write and had no concept of micro organisms.
One of the things I appreciate in these videos, regardless of topic, is the skilled communication. This guy speaks on a level a cut or more above most others. 👌
I talk good. Thanks!
As strange as it may have been, thank you for the physical demonstration. Much needed
I've been backpacking since the early 1960s and I have to say that one thing I've noticed over the last decade or so is that more and more backpackers have absolutely no sense of proper backcountry sanitation & hygiene. Every year it seems to get worse. I find a disturbing number of improperly covered or buried poop piles, often in the middle of trails or near water sources and establish campsites. I've also seen significantly more toilet paper scattered around the wilderness--especially on popular trails (parts of the PCT, for instance, have become a nightmare for this very reason). Nothing is more discouraging than hiking into some gorgeous wilderness only to see streamers of TP everywhere left behind (pun intended) by lazy and incompetent hikers. For gawd's sakes, people learn to poo properly in the woods! It ain't hard to do. Thanks for this video. I just hope more people watch and practice your advice!
Marking the spot with a stick is also helpful. Nobody wants to accidentally pick the same spot...Lol
We do this for dead bluebottle jellyfish in my hometown
An upright stick is the universal marker for "don't dig here".
@@Mel-qr5obI knew about the stick but 'dead bluebottle jellyfish' ?? Is that a nickname for poo?
Ansoipup
Do not do this! A stick poking out of the ground is dangerous and could impale someone or their dog. Plus, someone might grab it to use for firewood and have your poo on it xD The odds of someone digging the same spot are extremely, extremely low - especially if you bury it correctly and the area receives rain, decomposition occurs very quickly.
If I pitch camp for the night I will dig my cat hole that way it’s ready to go first thing in the morning post coffee! 👍🏻
Solid advice for the solids!
What if you find someone nearby sitting on a chair, enjoying the vista!
I just want to say thank you for going into detail on how to squat. It's so darn easy, yet pants position is not intuitive and many, even experienced people haven't got that figured out. And, cleaning up with water and your fingers is also very easy, very LNT, and significantly reduces those rashy irritation issues back there that many people struggle with.
This video is so necessary, thank you. 🧻
Glad it's helpful! Everybody needs to know!
thanks for explaining this in such as simple and dignified manner
Thank you for actually demonstrating the squat and where to put your pants.
It's a very overlooked part of the technique!
..For many ,and what you have eaten ,, reach thru your legs,, ,grab at the belt and lift pants a little higher,, prevents peeing in your pants and explosions from chili-mac .... or sometimes stomach problems from altitude sickness ..... stomach issues are common problem with not being acclimated to the climate or conditions ..
Thank you for making this video. So many other videos don't actually go into detail, and obviously it is very necessary because it's not self explanatory
I really like how honest you address this topic...
Your face couldn’t wait to tell poo or doo jokes on this one... It was hilarious!
This man is my hero. Someday I’ll be able to do this😂
You can doo it!
Whatever you do, Never make a mistake and accidentally sit on the upright trowel . . .. 🤣🤣🤣
@LoveofVelvet Drill Sargent taught us that. It is possible he may have had experience. He always has some problem.
The video that most UA-camrs won't do, yet, the video that most of the audience needs
I hope it’s helpful!
It's me: I'm 'some people who dont know how to position myself' so im deeply grateful for not only the knowledge and empowerment, but the hysterical laughter I got from this video as well 😂😂 🙏🙏
I salute your moxy, dude! Well done. More thorough than I was expecting.
Much appreciated!
Woohoo! Another video! These have been keeping me entertained through the pandemic. Keep them coming!
Glad to hear that! More coming too!
I'm not sure if this is viewed or monitored since it is two years old, but something to address for older and larger hikers is the squatting position. It is not easy to balance in that position. In fact, it can be painful and very easy to fall over backward. Some hikers use a wedge under their heels to prop themselves up and help balance. Others carry a small folding chair with the center cut out.
I'd like to hear from other older larger hikers what methods they use to comfortably eliminate in the woods.
This is the best vid on the topic I've watched, and I've watched a bunch since I'm planning my first camping trip. Thank You. Take Care and Stay Safe.
I appreciate that!
Very handy tips.......just don't lose your balance when you're squatting. That's why I hang onto a sapling.
Great video, very necessary for new hikers. I would ask that you also suggest taking LNT to the next level and packing out your paper in a doubled zip lock bag.
This depends upon location of where you're going. If you're backpacking in seldom visited areas with moisture in the soil, that paper will be gone very quickly. I do pack out my TP if its a high traffic area or a place with poor soil microbes to break it down.
Im 3 years late but its always good to catch up on tips and I have one of my own to share if you have horrible knees like myself try to find a fallen tree to sit on or find one to hold onto to help ease the pain in your joints its a life saver
This video is honestly very appreciated. Even though it seems funny, it's true that some of us would have a hard time out in the woods
Delicate theme perfectly covered. Thanks for sharing
Love the series. A few questions. 1) What if you can hold a squat well? 2) What if you miss the hole? 3) Can I also bury dog poop?
Hi! Great questions. 1: Buy squating all the way down, you're resting your thighs on your calves and you don't have to use your muscles to hold yourself up, so you can hold that position comfortably for a while. 2: If you miss the hole, use a stick, pretend you're a golfer, and putt it in. 3: You can bury dog poop. But this question really matters for where you are. If you are in the wilderness, you can let your dog poo as it pleases as long as it's off the trail and not at overlooks or campsites, ie places people will want to be and enjoy. Otherwise it can decompose on it's own. The difference between dog poo and human poo is our diet. Because we eat so much processed foods it's not good to leave out and about.
@@BackpackingTV Do you have any other position recommendations? "you can hold that position" is not... true.. I can't squat like that and keep my feet flat on the ground. Never been able to no matter how much I work on it.
This video and the 'part one' have been very helpful. Just one question: The trowel you're using looks handy; please can you tell me what it is and then I'll see if it's available in the UK. Thanks
It's from Sea to Summit and I think it's available in the UK!
😂 I had a really good giggle 🤭 thank you for the vid... 😂 😂 😂
Do the deed,
Drop the load
OMG you gotta go.
I would like to know about foot care and changing socks. Just change every day and dry or wash too, something like that.
I usually have a pair of socks for hiking and a clean pair of socks saved for my sleeping bag. Changing them everyday is overkill. I try to let my feet air out once or twice throughout the day and that usually doest the trick.
@@BackpackingTV I thought of three pairs. One warm for sleep and the two to change every day and give one day air out to the other. (hope that makes sense *g)
Hahahahahaha!!!!
#1: “DIRTY BOMB”
#2: “Party streamers”
That was hilarious! 👍🏻 literally made me laugh out loud.
Thank you for your appreciation!
..we grew up calling them Wild Flowers ..
Going number doo is my favorite when camping because I feel like Rick in 'The Old Man and the Seat' episode.
Haha!
LoL, such a professional video!
We're nothing here if not professional ;)
I wonder how long it takes for the poop to decompose? Weeks? Months? Years? Must google.
Depends on the soil conditions. If there's moisture in the soil it breaks down quickly, like weeks.
Some of us old folks can't squat. Just bend over a spray a bush. LOL
Well said and demonstrated bro….
Just discovering your channel as I’m new to backpacking- and I’m glad for it because this topic is never tackled (elsewhere) and yet it’s so important. Had to buy the same trowel- thx :)
Great video, I think a lot of people have no clue and perhaps avoids either go hiking or doing number two.. the first is sad, the second isn’t healthy. But I would like to add one or two things. Use none bleach (I think thats what you call it) toilet paper. It’s not good for the environment and doesn’t decompose as good. At least in Sweden many people burn the paper in the hole before covering it. And last if you feel insecure about the squatting position you can use a stick or something similar to hold in front of you (vertically that is.. not horizontal lol) to make it easier, specially if you have poor balance or bad knees. :)
Great points! Burning toilet paper works, although I don't recommend it in all environments. In the desert here it's very easy to start forest fires that way!
@@BackpackingTV absolutely, safety first 👍🏼
Thanks man, I like it when you made it funny.
Good job!
I can poo in the woods like a champ! Thanks for mentioning not to leave it laying around. I've seen this in the backcountry and there's just no excuse for it!
You da man, Eric!! Love it, perfect, no gray areas, or brown for that matter! 😅 Lol
Well done :D I always pee my damn pants when I squat to doo Number twooo
It's all about the technique baby!
WOW, 8 minutes!! You're one of the long holders after morning coffee. :):)
On a good day at least!
@@BackpackingTV, I hate peristalsis. 😂😂
Thank you for given me all these new ways to pop !
Great production!!
You always have such informative videos. But for this particular one, hell I just asked a bear. 😁
Bears are experts here, so I don't blame you!
Thanks for the squatting demonstration. I hope that when the time comes my old tired body can duplicate that position without hurting myself or falling over.
I'd like to make one small addition for those of us who wear suspenders. Gather them in your lap while you squat to avoid the unpleasant surprise of collecting a bunch of "material" as you pull up your suspenders and depositing it next to your ears.
You are the Best.!!! Thank you!!! Greetings from México City.
Muchas gracias!
You should try those new portable bidets. You end up 100% clean all the time, plus it can double down as a handy hand-washer to save up water. Or you can put some warm water in it and use it as a quick hand-shower, if you are brave enough.
Thanks for the candid video...helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Well put 👏 👏👏
was shitting the first time in the hardcore toilet stance, which reks your legs. improved this with ropes to hold on while dooing the deed. i can squat like a slav but was always scared to shit my pants to some degree, so i never went full squad.
seeing your first doodoo video yesterday and now seeing your 2nd, its mindblowing how easy the actual solution is: trousers only to the thighs.
toilet rating is another amazing concept! i just downloaded gaiagps to track my routes and might mark locations and rating, as long as others dont see it and overdoo the place eventually.
We used to call this a “shovel recce” in the British Army. Lol
P.S. first video in my 'outdoor-hiking, backpacking, & camping' playlist. Important stuff.
"I've dropped the duce" too funny! 🤣💩
Pure comedy. 😂 not sure why talking about hiding poop is so funny
Excellent video! Thanks for sharing
I doo my best. Thanks!
“That’s a no no obviously” 🤣🤣🤣
Thanx for the Poopy Video - lol. No, seriously - it's valid information. QUESTION: What do you do in a survival situation where you do not have any more toity paper? I heard you should use tree leafs - which might be okay, maybe? but if your stools are not anywhere near firm and very loose - that's gonna smear like red clay. Ewww! Hahaha. So anyways yeah - a short video explaining something like this is welcome - I mean., it may not necessarily be a life/death survival situation - maybe someone forgets to bring the toity paper with them, or the hiking trip was just a day longer than anticipated and ya run out of paper.
Part doo… I love it
The real problem is when you have ankle mobility limitations, and can't squat heels down. You end up tip-toeing, which brings your pans around the ankle right up under... the launch zone
Hmm... this is an excellent point! I'll have to come up with some tips for people with limited mobility.
I had the same problem, until a good friend told me to look for fallen tree or tree branch, sit on the tree or branch with your butt hanging out with good clearance. Do your business, make sure you dig the hole first , good luck : )
@@vinniebarbarino-1 This. I always try to do this, however, I usually hike at elevations where nothing grows except for grass and juniper trees
I couldn't find it on Google, but how long does it take for poo to decompose? if you do it the right way of course
I just died at “dirty bomb” 🤣🤣
Well done man!! 🤘😅
If there is a popular location or you are with a bigger group, you can also dig a poo trench. Initially, dig a hole like instructed here, then cover the poo by extending the initial hole. Poo by poo, work your way ahead in linear fashion. Doesn't take that much space, although it does concentrate the fertilizer more locally.
This is a good option for bigger groups or if you intend to stay in a camp area for an extended stay. Although I usually suggest digging a big trench once before anyone has used it. I'd rather not dig that close to a partially filled latrine, personally.
Connection with the deer!!! Yeah! WHassup!! :) :) :)
Thank you so much it's very informative and great tips.
entertaining and informative! I will still stay with my poop stool! (No pun intended) With the poop chair I can do the dux as well as have a seat around camp.
Heyo! Glad you found a solution that works for you! But I am not fond of those chairs.
What about mountain lions?
Crouching can trigger their instinct to attack you? Obviously ya gotta go, but I would worry about that (if you’re in mountain lion country of course)
Hi Tallie! Mountain lion attacks are so rare that I don't concern myself with them. Especially for adults. Mountain lions generally don't want anything to do with humans. If you are in an area with a heavy mountain lion presence, I'd recommend camping or hiking with another person and don't let small children or pets be alone for long. Mountain lions usually know where humans are and stay far away.
What about supper rocky locations, for example desolation wilderness in California has mostly rock . Any tips?
Wagbag. If you cant burry it, pack it out
In your friends sleeping bag...
OMG- pants at half thigh… had no idea. Obviously first time did the ankles and had exact problem. Have been clinging to trees ever since … this could be game changer…. Seriously why are there not posters re: this 😂
EXCELLENT! YES! I ALWAYS WONDERED (AND COULD NEVER IMAGINE) WHAT THE EXACT TECHNIQUE WAS! YOU KNOW, ACTUALLY, FOR US HUMAN BEINGS, GOING TO THE TOILET IS NOT ONLY VERY COMPLICATED, IT'S SOMETHING WE'VE ALL BEEN CULTURALLY CONDITIONED TO DO BY MODERN PLUMBING AND FLUSH TOILETS! WE'VE LOST THAT "PIONEER SPIRIT" YOU MIGHT SAY! GOOD TO KNOW HOW TO DO IT!
Worth taking a happypo handheld bidet with you....keeps you cleaner, uses less toilet roll, especially if things are a bit erm, sticky!
The most liberating thing doing the buiso and being one with nature, ... make sure you have a good spade and good flexing ability , haha
Always entertaining
😂 thanks for this I really needed to learn the squat!
So, not pooping at overlooks...? Aww, but it's cool if you send it over the edge, right?
What do you use if you don't have/aren't allowed to use toilet paper?
I don't know anywhere that won't let you use toilet paper. Although you might have to pack it out. But if I don't have paper I use smooth rocks, or, hang with me here, smooth sticks. And you slide em though your crack😂
@@BackpackingTV it's not the location, it's the organization I'm going with that won't let us take toilet paper for some reason. But thanks!
...use of bottle bidet's are getting to be widely used ...many styles on internet .... use bidet ,then final dry clean up with small piece of cloth ,,and pack it out ...
Anyone know what trowel he is using? Been trying to make a decision on my poop assistance tool lately and wanted to know what that one is, I like it lol
It's from Sea to Summit. It's nice and light but very small! Can be hard to use if the ground is firm. But I still like it!
@@BackpackingTV ... Called ,The Deuce of Spades ...... a stronger but heavier steel shovel with a folding handle , is called the "Dig It " tool .. usually found where prospecting tools are sold .... but on internet I'm sure ...
love this video!
Well done!
Thank you very much ! Very helpful !!
What's the brand of that handy trowel? Need that me to to go number 2
looks like treasure scoop for gold panning
And if you don’t have tp what about a water bottle bidet?
haha, well I won't stop you!
Yeah that must be nice lol. If I tried to do that position the mess would be incomprehensible. Enjoy your youth ! Lol
Thanks 😊
You got it!
@@BackpackingTV I just came from my 2 days lasting trek and u know what? I didn't poo or even pee once during the hike.
Who is the sponsor of this episode? 😂 Thanks for sharing your tips.
Thank you
UPGRADE COMPLETE.🤣
Just one thing, how can anyone be sure that there is no one walking on you when you are actually doing the deed? Nothing can be more awkward than this, I guess that is the risk that we take :)
Just try to be discreet. After that, the world is full of surprises! I've had my share of run ins... haha!
What do you do if you can squat down like that?
While this position is surprisingly comfortable for many people, it may not be for everyone. If that's physically too challenging, I'd look for a place where you can dig a hole at the base of a rock or log that you can perch the edge of your butt on, allowing you to rest and go in the hole.
@@BackpackingTV ... Or if tree nearby ,, face tree hang backwards ,do the deed ,,,called "THE ORANGUTANG HANG" ..
Some older people are not flexibile enough to get into that squatting position.....need something to stabilize themselves so they do not fall over. Maybe holding onto tree branches or sitting partially on a log?
Never poop on a steep hill without digging. Also, make sure it's not surrounded by bovine over the crest of said hill. :-O
Use a mini bidet, tiny bit of t paper, pack the t paper out in a plastic bag!
Ok...So...no land mines, got it!
I would never poo in that position, sitting in a log would cut it
just do it!
Are you the guy Jim walked in on at the day care?