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Post by hunter63 on Jun 26, 2012 12:21:13 GMT -7
Yeah, Foo foo juice,,,,,when you been hunting for 4 /5 days with no showers'.... some dump it on..... Hunting buddie thought it would help heading into town to do some honky tonkin'....went out the next morning, and there as a swarm of knats all around his head......you could smell him coming 100 yds away.........Foo foo juice.
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Post by angelhelp on Jun 26, 2012 13:19:34 GMT -7
I'll have to remember that term when school starts. I've some students who like to overdo it when they get into their mom's stuff. The term seems like it ought to apply equally well. Being out several days still requires water. Seems to me some minimal hygiene is certainly possible. Oh well...
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Post by Ceorlmann on Jun 26, 2012 13:53:00 GMT -7
Good stuff here Ceorlmann. Did you have SERE training in the military? If "yes," could you share some more info from the SERE perspective? I never took a formal class on SERE. 90%+ of what I know is through my own trial and error. I often played "soldier" in the park when I was much younger, and that was the time when I began learning about blending in and sneaking up on people. The only training I took that has relevance to this topic is Jungle Warfare Training in 2008.
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Post by hunter63 on Jun 26, 2012 15:19:02 GMT -7
I'll have to remember that term when school starts. I've some students who like to overdo it when they get into their mom's stuff. The term seems like it ought to apply equally well. Being out several days still requires water. Seems to me some minimal hygiene is certainly possible. Oh well... That would be you basic "wash up", and can be done with a cup of water. Baby wipes also come in handy, just get the uncented ones.
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Post by angelhelp on Jun 26, 2012 15:30:07 GMT -7
Naturally. That's what we had to do last October during the storm here in the northeast. A cup of water isn't quite enough, but one doesn't need all that much.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 8, 2017 7:49:33 GMT -7
a persons night vision (eye sight).is bad if they go from a dim/bright area to darkness.even a very dim flashlight will ruin a person capabilities to see at night..listen for any sounds before moving away from it ,right along with watching for any movement,if you can.then and only then.move to a spot/location away from the light.and make sure that you blend in,stay there untill your sight has adjusted to the darkness.
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Post by Ceorlmann on Mar 8, 2017 14:01:45 GMT -7
Thing about flashlights though: they draw fire. Only use them when you intend to, and as necessary.
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Post by ColcordMama on Mar 9, 2017 0:48:46 GMT -7
A very small flashlight you can mask with the fingers of one hand is better than a big one that could be easily spotted. Just move one finger to let a sliver of light escape if you need to see your way, then when you've memorized the immediate area, cover it back up again.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 24, 2017 9:27:06 GMT -7
staying away from dirt and mud when it aint raining,was mentioned.thats a good idea/suggestion..then there's the grass and weeds.they'll leave a temporary trail,by laying over when stepped on..and the taller they are,to more noticeable the path you took will be noticed.then there's rocks and fallen trees,that can be walked on without any slipping or sliding..then there's streams and creeks that can be crossed on foot..avoid rocks and anything else with algae growing on them..and try to cross the ones with a good steady flow of water.that'll wash away anything you might stir up..
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