but I did go to a version of the wilderness for a few days to find wild boar. And I was happy to have your mosquito tip in my back pocket. You know how well that worked? Well, one of the folks at the ranch warned me the mosquitos were bad. I bought a thermacell on my way there (you can find them at WalMart). It is kind of like an umbrella. If you bring it, it seems like it doesn't rain. I didn't bring the umbrella (so it rained), but I did bring the thermacell and saw maybe 3 mosquitos, without even turning it on! 🤔 I thought you would like to know it helped!

I'm proud to be part of this group. Thank you @Rodney Thompson Outdoor Skills

@Jay Hanan I pulled this together for you — plus a full guide to go with it Truth is, it’s not a buffet out there. Most plants aren’t grab-and-eat A lot need real prep Some look close enough to fool you Even in that guide, first rule is clear: be sure what you’re looking at before you touch it So it comes down to slowing down and making a good call. Start here: What’s one plant you know for sure—no guessing? Where the Map Ends, The WILD begins!! Stay Rugged.

No class. No video. Just trial and error and a bad night. What was it?

You planned an overnighter. Forecast shifts the night before: Low: 38°F Wind: 20 mph Rain chance: 60% You’ll hit camp with 3.5 hours of daylight left You still going? Reply YES or NO + one reason (keep it one sentence). Where the Map Ends, The WILD begins!! Stay Rugged.