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Re. Hunting with dogs- sadly hare coursing is a bit of an issue around here and the guys that do it are pretty scary, not to be confronted, it's just a 999 call to the police. Does give a bit of a sobering insight into what the world might be like when the supermarkets are empty.......

I hunt, shoot & fish and live in a very rural area surrounded by fields & woodland. We regularly get pheasants to the bird feeders in the garden and numerous hares and deer seen daily. However, I know I couldn't feed my family long term from hunting for a couple of reasons - firstly I'm not ...

I hike & wild camp on a weekly basis in north Scotland year round. Bivvy & tarp is my preferred option for a one nighters. Anything longer than that unless it's mid summer I take a small tent due to irritation of lack of space and everything always getting a bit damp in bivvies.

I grow veg including perennials and we have a couple of established apple trees but tbh it wouldn't keep us going for long and would also be dependent on timing. I could shoot a couple of hares and the odd pheasant and there's a good few deer around but everyone will also be thinking the same and th...

Grenfell's astute observation apart, we have enough for a well fed family of five for a month. Combination of dried goods & tinned meat. We don't tend to rotate stock as such, more a case of if we get snowed in we eat spam wrapped in bacon & fried AKA "apocalypse heart disease" the...

Excellent, thank you, yes I'll think I'll do something similar to yours, maybe try and get the filter in line.
Thanks again for the inspiration.

Whoa! Just been onto the camelback website, eye-watering price. I'll assemble one myself but excellent idea, thanks for posting and so obvious now it's been pointed out.

Camelback squadpak - 25 litres with attached sawyer filter: https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54154947061_5b283c2080_c.jpg Carry, store and filter all in one. :mrgreen: Nice. Liking that a lot. Is it an the shelf item or custom made? I have all the individual items so may assemble one myself.

Oh, and of course always carry jump leads so you can sponge a jump start off random strangers in car parks.

Probably not a helpful suggestion but if you can park it indoors that'll help massively.