"Set a good example for our children, and those visiting Idaho from other states. Idaho is only as great as we keep it, and allow others to keep it."
–Randy Thaemert
Welcome to the blog post where I delve into the intriguing world of outdoor defecation. Did I really just say “intriguing” in reference to pooping outside? Okay, maybe I’m trying too hard to get you to read my post about going number two outdoors. But maybe this is a really important issue that could make your (or someone else’s) next outdoor experience much less, well, crappy.
While the thought of relieving oneself in the great outdoors may initially provoke trepidation, sweaty palms, and retention, fear not. With a few simple preparations, this seemingly daunting task can be transformed into an effortless and fulfilling experience. Oye! There I go again! Okay, it might be best to turn this over to the expertise of OutdoorOnline‘s Wes Siler, who enlightens us on the art of outdoor defecation. Watch as Wes reveals the secrets to making it not only effortless but also surprisingly rewarding.
Pooping outdoors may seem intimidating at first, but with just a tiny amount of preparation, you can make it both easy and rewarding. Yes, rewarding. Wes Siler shows you how.
You may be asking yourself, what the heck does this have to do with being Idaho-Forged? Well, that’s really quite simple. Often times nature calls when we outdoorsy types, are, well, out-of-doors. We at Idaho-Forged believe in being good stewards of our land, and leaving it better than we found it. This means picking up the trash someone else has failed to pick up, and occasionally means knowing how to properly answer when nature calls, so as to leave no trace behind.
Set a good example for our children, and those visiting Idaho from other states. Idaho is only as great as we keep it, and allow others to keep it.
If you appreciate this video as much as we do, you’ll be happy to know we have more on this subject in the future.
