| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 09:11 - Jul 4 with 629 views | bluelagos |
I want to know why horse riders happily leave horse sh1t all over the roads / byways? Dog walkers are responsible for their pets mess so why do horse riders not have the same responsibility?
Bag it up and take it home. |  |
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| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 09:14 - Jul 4 with 622 views | You_Bloo_Right |
| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 09:11 - Jul 4 by bluelagos |
I want to know why horse riders happily leave horse sh1t all over the roads / byways? Dog walkers are responsible for their pets mess so why do horse riders not have the same responsibility?
Bag it up and take it home. |
Strangely would that increase the number of pony and traps we see on the roads? |  |
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| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 09:17 - Jul 4 with 614 views | bluelagos |
| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 09:14 - Jul 4 by You_Bloo_Right |
Strangely would that increase the number of pony and traps we see on the roads? |
Probably.
Leave only footprints, take only memories... | |
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| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 09:34 - Jul 4 with 565 views | Keno |
| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 09:17 - Jul 4 by bluelagos |
Probably.
Leave only footprints, take only memories... |
you mean tread in the horse poo and walk hime the smell? |  |
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| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 09:47 - Jul 4 with 541 views | Plums |
| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 09:11 - Jul 4 by bluelagos |
I want to know why horse riders happily leave horse sh1t all over the roads / byways? Dog walkers are responsible for their pets mess so why do horse riders not have the same responsibility?
Bag it up and take it home. |
I don’t disagree but there’s also a big difference between herbivore and carnivore poo. |  |
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| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 09:52 - Jul 4 with 538 views | WeWereZombies |
Do we really need to spend £10.57 to be told how to do what a bear, or indeed a kiwi, does in the woods? Anyway, as an active member of the Mountain Bothies Association my advice is to carry a spade with you when in the great outdoors so that you can bury your faecal matter at a minimum of three inches deep and thirty metres away from a water course. Do the same with you wee, well don't try and scoop it up and bury it, just make sure you are well away from a river or a stream - freshwater stream, not the stream issuing forth...or an illegal stream prohibited by Gav. Also, you don't need to scoop up solids if you dig the hole first and have a good aim. Sorry, I didn't expect to write so much on this - that will be £10.57 please everyone.
https://www.outdooraccess-scotland.scot/practical-guide-all/camping/human-waste
[edit] If you are staying at a bothy and it has one of those peat cutters as the communal poo spade then you are in luck, they are brilliant for quickly digging a deep hole in which to leave your contribution to the upkeep of the soil for future generations. [Post edited 4 Jul 2022 10:02]
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| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 09:58 - Jul 4 with 528 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 09:11 - Jul 4 by bluelagos |
I want to know why horse riders happily leave horse sh1t all over the roads / byways? Dog walkers are responsible for their pets mess so why do horse riders not have the same responsibility?
Bag it up and take it home. |
Some of the drug addicts on my old estate used to frequently leave their Sh1t on the pavement/steps/wherever they fancied, so horse manure would be a definite upgrade! |  | | |
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| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 09:58 - Jul 4 with 526 views | judespiveyg |
| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 09:11 - Jul 4 by bluelagos |
I want to know why horse riders happily leave horse sh1t all over the roads / byways? Dog walkers are responsible for their pets mess so why do horse riders not have the same responsibility?
Bag it up and take it home. |
Horses are herbivores, dogs are carnivores. Dog crap is much more toxic and harmful to the environment. |  |
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| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 10:00 - Jul 4 with 522 views | Keno |
| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 09:52 - Jul 4 by WeWereZombies |
Do we really need to spend £10.57 to be told how to do what a bear, or indeed a kiwi, does in the woods? Anyway, as an active member of the Mountain Bothies Association my advice is to carry a spade with you when in the great outdoors so that you can bury your faecal matter at a minimum of three inches deep and thirty metres away from a water course. Do the same with you wee, well don't try and scoop it up and bury it, just make sure you are well away from a river or a stream - freshwater stream, not the stream issuing forth...or an illegal stream prohibited by Gav. Also, you don't need to scoop up solids if you dig the hole first and have a good aim. Sorry, I didn't expect to write so much on this - that will be £10.57 please everyone.
https://www.outdooraccess-scotland.scot/practical-guide-all/camping/human-waste
[edit] If you are staying at a bothy and it has one of those peat cutters as the communal poo spade then you are in luck, they are brilliant for quickly digging a deep hole in which to leave your contribution to the upkeep of the soil for future generations. [Post edited 4 Jul 2022 10:02]
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In Scotland dont they deep fry that and serve it as Haggis? | |
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| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 10:04 - Jul 4 with 506 views | WeWereZombies |
| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 10:00 - Jul 4 by Keno |
In Scotland dont they deep fry that and serve it as Haggis? |
The haggis is generally much too quick on its feet to be caught by someone with their trousers round their ankles, although it might help the stalker if a full moon is out... | |
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| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 10:06 - Jul 4 with 502 views | Keno |
| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 10:04 - Jul 4 by WeWereZombies |
The haggis is generally much too quick on its feet to be caught by someone with their trousers round their ankles, although it might help the stalker if a full moon is out... |
Thare are strange wild beasties up in the highlands, not least the feral bagpipe monster | |
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| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 10:10 - Jul 4 with 496 views | WeWereZombies |
| New Zealand to review outdoor pooing laws!! on 10:06 - Jul 4 by Keno |
Thare are strange wild beasties up in the highlands, not least the feral bagpipe monster |
I know, it's like watching 'Alien' when those things start to inject themselves into someone's face, no wonder the victim makes such a noise. | |
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