Most men about my age and generation have climbed trees, played about in trees, built tree-houses and placed tree-stands so take that condescending woodcraft nonsense and place it somewhere.
How do you propose 6 to 9-ft apes move about in the trees without brushing against them, leaving hair and other sign behind? Let's get this straight Chris, I can tell when the squirrels in my backyard, up north in my retirement property, have engaged in fearful territorial squirrel war by the obvious sign they leave behind. Half to one-pound grey squirrels. Cut the **** already. Seriously, this type of crap pisses me off to no end. All animals leave signs of their passing and it only takes a willingness to spend time and concentration in an attempt to understand those signs, interpret them, and make simple discoveries. My advise to footers here would be that this isn't a friendly enclave and many members have a deep understanding of the outdoors and the environment that some claim as footie habitat, and attempts to ******** members here under the assumption that we're all simply city-slickers is . . . ill advised.
Knock that **** the **** off.
