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Open forum. You don't post your email, you don't post your phone number, you don't post your address, and you don't post where you have 'permission'.
Don’t be so childish and disrespectful. If you ask a question and don’t get the answer you want, then take that on board and move on.
If you are getting similar replies and attitudes to your posts on other forums. There is a reason. Take the answers on board, rather that keep asking the same question again and again and getting upset you are not getting the answers you want.
Most of the people replying to you are vastly more experienced than the average Joe, on the subject, so listen to them, and gain some wisdom for yourself. Then you will be welcome.
Sadly, it's gung ho know nothings, calling themselves bushcrafters that make things harder for the sensible ones,who stick to the rules, and have a respectful attitude to the wild.
I've had to sort out massive firepits and abandoned torn tents ,bottles, cans, etc in private woodland before now. It's just disrespectful .
If I want to fish, I don't just bung a rod in. There are seasons for each fish. Rod licences are needed or you are breaking the law. Join a fishing club. Many areas are catch and release because natural stocks are dwindling. If you are caught with a fish.. you are in trouble, as mentioned there are rules for crays too, depending on where you live, and what the local situation is.
Or you could save up and buy your own woodland, like many here have.
Most of the people replying to you are vastly more experienced than the average Joe, on the subject, so listen to them, and gain some wisdom for yourself. Then you will be welcome.
Sadly, it's gung ho know nothings, calling themselves bushcrafters that make things harder for the sensible ones,who stick to the rules, and have a respectful attitude to the wild.
I've had to sort out massive firepits and abandoned torn tents ,bottles, cans, etc in private woodland before now. It's just disrespectful .
If I want to fish, I don't just bung a rod in. There are seasons for each fish. Rod licences are needed or you are breaking the law. Join a fishing club. Many areas are catch and release because natural stocks are dwindling. If you are caught with a fish.. you are in trouble, as mentioned there are rules for crays too, depending on where you live, and what the local situation is.
Or you could save up and buy your own woodland, like many here have.
If it's who I think you said that I'd be very wary of what they say.
