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[Menuki]

When weight and space are a concern, carrying a unitask equipment and the waste isn’t practical.

You’re sharing the same toilet that all the wildlife and humans have for millennia. The only problem arises when ppl don’t dig deep enough.

It should be one of the first things you should set up. Don’t wait until you need it.

[marikiemarie]

I think its easy to tell when an area has been dug. Lol ive done rough camping for since i was born. Never came across another whole with poop. Lol stepped in alot of dog poops but no people poop.

[friedrichdostoyevsky]

All those trees missing out on a fresh meal??..

[jasonhudson]

Its literally natural fertilizer and if your that close to your camp crapping then your the problem.. just dig a good hole do your business an go about your business… I am not an will not carry shit with me.. like wth…