Dead sisters, teen boy only used YouTube to prepare for ‘off grid’ life

NY Post ^ | 07/28/2023 | Joshua Rhett Miller

[dragonblustar]

You’re going to see a lot more desperate people the same thing once the WEF controlled social credit and digital I.D. Starts.

[DIRTYSECRET]

Reminds me of Chris McCandless, “Into the wild”. His arrogance got him killed in the Alaska brush. Died in a bus-starvation.

Women? I thought they were smarter than men only because they have to be. They’re weaker as I’ve been led to believe.

[Ellendra]

There are *some* youtube videos that are really good at teaching various survival techniques. But watching them is not enough, you actually have to do the work, test the techniques, develop the muscle memory, and find what works for you.

There are also a lot of youtube videos that pretend to be teaching survival techniques, when really it’s a load of bull.

The fact that they were still in a tent tells me they watched the wrong ones.

[Leep]

I saw the movie about him.

[Big Red Badger]

“Grizzly Man” is another movie/true story
Of a ‘well seasoned’ nutcase.

[spudville]

Kind of like the guy the movie “Into the Wild”.

[PIF]

Living off grid in the rain forests of the Pacific North West is not a problem, except for the bears and cougars - the furry sort. Only drawback is almost all of that land is National Park or Forest. Along the west coast stretch, its mostly Tribal land.

Its a temperate climate except for a few months in the winter, plenty of berries to harvest and dry, lots of salmon and so on.

There was a TV show several years back “the legend of Mick ...” who lived barefoot most of the year.

[kiryandil]

That’s crisp.

[Seruzawa]

Really. “Freeper Withdrawals” are nasty.

[cyclotic]

My wife and I are looking into more rustic boondock camping.

I’ve been camping since I was a kid with hundreds of nights under canvas, in a hammock etc. some car, some rustic and some miles from civilization.

I know a guy who won on Alone.

I wouldn’t consider off grid for life without lots of research and training.

[Varsity Flight]

* Where’s the man?

* Where’s the dad?

* What happened to the man?

* Why no man?

[Jolla]

Dad talked of an interesting weather temperature event there. It would be clear in January and the cold would pile up in their valley, it would get as low as 40 below zero but no wind for days on end. Then a storm would come in and blow all of that cold air out. It would go from -40 to 20 degrees, an increase of 60 degrees and still be below freezing.

[dfwgator]

I suppose it beat using a “Living Off The Grid For Dummies” book.