[pct-l] Problems on the PCT

Sir Mixalot atetuna at gmail.com
Mon Oct 1 03:46:57 CDT 2012


I don't believe it's against regulations to relieve yourself on the trail.
 Many hikers urinate on the trail.  It wouldn't surprise me if it was legal
to defecate on the trail so long as you didn't leave behind TP and didn't
have a witness. (would that be public nudity)  Fwiw, some LNT practitioners
smear their feces on boulders.

It's a germy trail.  That's why many of us recommend treating water and
never putting your hands in your food or mouth unless they're cleaned first.

On Sun, Sep 30, 2012 at 10:26 AM, <jmhow01 at yahoo.com> wrote:

>
> Also, I think your first bullet point raises an interesting question that
> you may not have intended to raise.  Why can domesticated horses
> (domesticated is the key word here) relieve themselves on trail, while
> humans can't?  Diapers actually seemed like a pretty good solution.  I
> don't know much about this topic, so it would be very interesting to learn
> about the regulations.  I'm sure equestrian's know a great deal about this
> and probably should chime in.
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