• Obtain telephone numbers for the authorities overseeing the areas where you will be hiking.
• Verify where to report illegal activity fire, etc.
• Police or Park Ranger
• Medical Emergency
• Enter the phone numbers into your cell phone
• Save it in your ICE and Contacts
• Also put then in your contact favorites
Read how Your Cell Phone Can Save Your Life
• Printout and complete the PracticeSurvival.com Emergency Contact Sheet and put it in an orange waterproof hunting license tag on your pack strap.
• Humility and Caution on the trail are life saving traits
• There were an inordinate number of deaths and serious injuries involving falls from cliffs, into ravines, and into waterways and drainage areas.
• Most animal attacks involve:
Alcohol
Domesticated animals
Both are highly avoidable with knowledge and responsible action.
Survival Law
So if you understand that fact, you should arm yourself with the knowledge of the area. Your research for your adventure destination should include gathering the following information:
Survival Law, Rules, and Regulations
or - "You can't escape the long arm of the law"
We live in a society of laws, rules, regulations, and restrictions
Technology has exponentially enhanced the ability of others to intercede in, interfere with, regulate what we do, and worst of all allow others to punitively punish us for veering from their restrictive views of "right". There is plenty of blame to go around. That is for another discussion possibly on survivewithwill.com . The point of this article is to make you think about how you can limit the negatives of our world as it is, play within the confines of "the rules" while being free and self reliant in the wilderness.
We love to "escape to the wilderness" to shed the confines of the restrictive world in which we live. The reality is like "TEOTWAKI" that preppers talk about, there is little likelihood that you will ever experience a "place" without regulations" or as they refer to it as " WROL" Without Rule of Law. You may "feel like it" but in reality just when you thought that no one was looking you will have a rude awakening when you have a fire outside of the fire ring in a state or national park, or dig a "cat hole" and receive a $1000 environmental impact fine from the state forest ranger.
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