Lwiddis wrote:
Sidecar, we are not talking about your farm for heavens sake but rather heavily used campgrounds.
YOU are the only one talking about "heavily used campgrounds." You know nothing about the OP's circumstances or where they camp.
westend wrote:
There are also many laws on the books that are in effect at National Forests and Parks. Dig a hole or shake a bush in one of those and you may be spending a lot of money on fines and abatement.
Perhaps somewhere, but not in general for dispersed camping in National Forests -
To dispose of feces, dig a hole 6 to 8 inches deep, at least 100 feet from any water source, campsites or trails.
When you're done, fill the hole with the dirt you dug up and place your toilet paper in a sealed Ziploc baggie for disposal in a proper waste container.
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USDA Forest Service
