It's ok bro, this is biodegradable
still meat on dem bones!!!!!
life is too short to care about shit like this an animal will eat it who gives a fuck
>>2868356Better than the cunts who leave "biodegradable" dog shit bags in the bush.
>>2868356Just eat the skin you wasteful slut
>>2868356correct
>>2868356>dries out>found in 500 yearsmany such cases
>>2868419in the PNW dogcucks throw them on the literal tops of the bushes 10-20 feet off trail...It's so gross, dangling shitbags on the bushes.
>>2868726Tbh you have much bigger problems than that in the pnw. I've never seen so much human shit in my life, always right next to the trail or the parking lot.
>>2868356You would hate my back garden, broski. Nothin' but food scraps. Great for the soil. Not even traditionally composting, I just throw veggies and fruits and eggs and such back there.I had 20+ gourds grow out of the old food patch last year. The vines grew so large that they actually hung off of the neighbors bush-fence like grapes.
>>2868733Based retard, that public high school education really hit you hard didn't it
>>2868733Based Gardener.>>2868753Mad bitch boy who seethes at orange peels on - trail.
>>2868356zero fucks given about this if they throw it 50 feet off the trail, but I keep seeing pajeets just dumping it at their feet on the good lunch rocks.
>>2868784Why do they dump it right next to the trail? For that matter, why do they shit next to the trail, especially when there are accessible pit toilets in line of sight? I've seen shit and wads of toilet paper maybe twenty yards from a bathroom. >>2868754Odd response but you tried? I think.
>>2868394>who gives a fuckthe karen having a picnic with her brats and their bald stepdad cares and will call the police/ management/ sasquatch
>>2868733Same, every now and then I designate a spot in the garden where peels, scraps and leaves go, after it starts piling up a bit I choose a different spot. Garden is happy, the soil is full of life.Occasionally a potato plant sprouts from potato peelings and I just leave it to grow usually and harvest when it's big enough. It's a fun surprise.
>>2868356so are you*teleports behind you*
>>2868394Me who doesnt want to see that shit out on the trail
>>2869480Is t-that an ORANGE PEEL? ON MY TRAIL? Oh my FREAKING GOD DUDE
>>2868804>>2869480Lmao you got btfo
>>2868733>>2869375Based. Keep on growin', lads.
I never had issue with seeing food on trails until I went to Georgia and experience a trail that was basically littered with orange peels and wrappers. You even had to pay to park at this place which really made me wonder what the fuck my money was going towards. Never seen a trail as bad as this one tho and I wasn't even 10 minutes from the trailhead before i started seeing it.
>>2868356>Biodegradable.You've never hiked on a glacier, have you? Because above the frost line, than word loses it's meaning.
>>2869820No one hikes on glaciers bro. Nice try.
>>2869820See the problem here is like 98% of your average hikers aren't hiking in the glacial wastes. They hike in established forest/plains/scrubland etc trails. Sure, some hike mountains and taiga with permafrost, but most of those people aren't bringing fresh food. So the act of food litter is even lower in those places. Look at Everest for example. It's not food waste there, it's mostly dead bodies and plastic tents/clothes that never break down.Tl;dr: The problem isn't as big as you think it is in the area you're describing.
toilet paper everywhere is much worse, or people that put their dogs' eggs in the bags and then hang the bang from a tree. how does that make sense in their head?
>>2868733>>2869375Enjoy your rat infestation.
>>2869863>people that put their dogs' eggs in the bags and then hang the bang from a tree. how does that make senseHow indeed
>>2868356I once threw half a peach into a field, can you forgive me /out/?
>>2870309Diff anon here. Been doing the same for years. Never had a rat or mice problem. We have lots of neighborhood cats too.So not really a problem.
leave no trace
>>2870309I have never seen a rat or mouse in my scrap food areas, and I spend a lot of time out there. Funnily enough, I have seen mice near the businesses in town. But not my little patch.
