SN in the woods.

[TBONTB]

I am exploring locations for CTB if SN could be used as a method. I'm interested in a remote area in the woods to avoid damaging a home or hotel. Has anyone else explored this?

I think the preparation could be carried out fine. Any anti-emetics that are available could be taken before setting out on a small hike. The SN water could be prepared ahead in maligned. The SN itself would be added in the car.

Find a quiet place of the trail to ingest. Bring a blanket (I'm planning November).

A key is adequate privacy. I know a specific trail that is not much used in the winter. I would still need to be off the trail. A concern would be retxhing noise, that's why privacy is key.



Has anyone else ever heard of our contemplates this?

 

[quietwoods]

1) If it's November, you're going to want more than just a blanket. Unless you live in a very warm area, you will want winter clothing and at least a 32F(0C) sleeping bag. This is simply for comfort. It gets cold out in the woods, especially in mountains. Don't want to be shivering your butt off while trying to do SN.

2) Plan for failure. If you fail and wake up, remember you will have to either stay where you are until you feel better (hopefully will have food and water) or hike out while dealing with the after effects of SN. Don't overestimate your tolerance of discomfort. Sitting in a tent or whatever for days while puking your guts out is miserable. Source: been there.

 

[TBONTB]

1) If it's November, you're going to want more than just a blanket. Unless you live in a very warm area, you will want winter clothing and at least a 32F(0C) sleeping bag. This is simply for comfort. It gets cold out in the woods, especially in mountains. Don't want to be shivering your butt off while trying to do SN.

2) Plan for failure. If you fail and wake up, remember you will have to either stay where you are until you feel better (hopefully will have food and water) or hike out while dealing with the after effects of SN. Don't overestimate your tolerance of discomfort. Sitting in a tent or whatever for days while puking your guts out is miserable. Source: been there

1) If it's November, you're going to want more than just a blanket. Unless you live in a very warm area, you will want winter clothing and at least a 32F(0C) sleeping bag. This is simply for comfort. It gets cold out in the woods, especially in mountains. Don't want to be shivering your butt off while trying to do SN.

2) Plan for failure. If you fail and wake up, remember you will have to either stay where you are until you feel better (hopefully will have food and water) or hike out while dealing with the after effects of SN. Don't overestimate your tolerance of discomfort. Sitting in a tent or whatever for days while puking your guts out is miserable. Source: been there.

Oh, well you sound really qualified to give this feedback. Painful as it is.

 

[Eriktf]

I'm interested in a remote area in the woods to avoid damaging a home or hotel.

how about an automated sms/email so know you wont be laying there for to long??

 

[TBONTB]

how about an automated sms/email so know you wont be laying there for to long??

Thanks. That's better than what I was planning

 

[hellispink]

I wanna do the same. Sounds good. The only thing that makes me hesitate is that the animals will eat every inch of me but i guess its better than being buried anyway.

 

[Aiyuxiao]

I was thinking of doing the same, but I can no longer drive or have a car. Because even if you have SI, you're in the middle of nowhere miles away from anyone and that is it (Well, in my head anyway). I'm happy that you can though!

 

[Roadrunner]

I totally plan to CTB with SN in the woods. Just going to find a nice remote area away from the main hiking trail, settle in and start my journey.

 

[cryptoinvestor]

Sitting in a tent or whatever for days while puking your guts out is miserable. Source: been there.

been there? do you mean you've taken sn in the woods, wow sounds rough

 

[TBONTB]

been there? do you mean you've taken sn in the woods, wow sounds rough

They clarified they had food poisoning in the woods. I thought that too

I was thinking of doing the same, but I can no longer drive or have a car. Because even if you have SI, you're in the middle of nowhere miles away from anyone and that is it (Well, in my head anyway). I'm happy that you can though!

It's complicated though, I'm not sure. Do you know where you plan?