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How to Dig a Cathole: Leave No Trace Skills Series. When nature calls while you're out in nature, do you know how to go? Disposing of waste properly is an important part of every outdoor...
4 de jun. de 2022 · When digging a cathole, select an inconspicuous site at least 200 feet (70 steps) from the nearest trail, campsite, or water source, including streams, rivers, ponds, and lakes. The best sites have deep organic soil with a dark rich color and good exposure to sunlight to aid in decomposition.
3 de sept. de 2023 · A good outdoorsman knows to dispose of his waste properly, using Leave No Trace ethics to dig a cathole in an appropriate location. Properly executed, a cathole ensures that your business decomposes quickly so your favorite trails and outdoor havens stay clean and tidy.
3: Dig! Your cathole should be between 4-6 inches wide and 6-8 inches deep. That’s a decent sized hole – you can see why you brought your trowel along now! – and will take a bit of time to dig (apologies if you’re bursting to go!).
It is important to dig the cathole in the right location and to the correct depth. An appropriate placed and sized hole will help prevent water contamination, reduce the spread of disease, preserve the outdoor esthetics and maximize waste decomposition.
Tyler shares his tips for effectively digging a cathole and safely cleaning up your poop in the backcountry. What happens if you need to go and no bathrooms are nearby? It's time to dig a...
6 de oct. de 2015 · Learn how to dig a cathole as well as when and why you need to for your next hiking or backpacking trip. Leave no trace!
