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Sloots die trying to live off grid
From B B C:
"Three members of a Colorado family died while attempting to live "off the grid" in the Rocky Mountains, family members and investigators say.
The emaciated remains of sisters Christine and Rebecca Vance and the latter's 14-year old son, were found in a remote campsite this month.
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The group - including the sisters who were in their 40s - had no outdoor survival experience and had watched online videos to learn about how to survive in Colorado's rugged backcountry, Mrs Jara told US media.
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It appears they attempted to construct a shelter, but had given up as winter arrived and instead spent time inside their tent"
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-66321392
"Three members of a Colorado family died while attempting to live "off the grid" in the Rocky Mountains, family members and investigators say.
The emaciated remains of sisters Christine and Rebecca Vance and the latter's 14-year old son, were found in a remote campsite this month.
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The group - including the sisters who were in their 40s - had no outdoor survival experience and had watched online videos to learn about how to survive in Colorado's rugged backcountry, Mrs Jara told US media.
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It appears they attempted to construct a shelter, but had given up as winter arrived and instead spent time inside their tent"
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-66321392
07-27-2023, 12:12 PM
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Weird place to set up an off the grid life.
I would go somewhere warm personally.
I consider every day living off the grid. Id rather die young but be free than live till 90 in the modern day slave trade of society
I would go somewhere warm personally.
I consider every day living off the grid. Id rather die young but be free than live till 90 in the modern day slave trade of society
07-27-2023, 12:17 PM
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I live off the grid in a house and it’s hard enough. It took me years of preparation, conversion to solar, drilling a well learning to raise animals and farm for ourselves. Just lol at thinking you’re going to go from zero to 100% self reliance on the high Rockies with zero experience in less than a few months. Sloots gonna sloot I guess. Feel bad for the kid though.
I don’t think people realize how many skills you have to develop and how much effort you have to put in to surviving to make it work. It is absolutely a full time job just to provide your own food let alone build a cabin.
I don’t think people realize how many skills you have to develop and how much effort you have to put in to surviving to make it work. It is absolutely a full time job just to provide your own food let alone build a cabin.
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07-27-2023, 12:19 PM
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Originally Posted By CanuckGame⏩
Good luck with your freedom when your girl asks you to go see a movie at the theater and you're like "Sorry bruh, I ain't got **** to pay for that".I consider every day living off the grid. Id rather die young but be free than live till 90 in the modern day slave trade of society
07-27-2023, 12:19 PM
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Originally Posted By dingler⏩
lotta people out there doing it though. Mostly go for a few weeks/months at a time though to get their area set up properlyI live off the grid in a house and it’s hard enough. It took me years of preparation, conversion to solar, drilling a well learning to raise animals and farm for ourselves. Just lol at thinking you’re going to go from zero to 100% self reliance on the high Rockies with zero experience in less than a few months. Sloots gonna sloot I guess. Feel bad for the kid though.
I don’t think people realize how many skills you have to develop and how much effort you have to put in to surviving to make it work. It is absolutely a full time job just to provide your own food let alone build a cabin.
I don’t think people realize how many skills you have to develop and how much effort you have to put in to surviving to make it work. It is absolutely a full time job just to provide your own food let alone build a cabin.
07-27-2023, 12:25 PM
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Only sloots could be this stupid, and how the fuk was the kid going to get an education . They should have left him behind so he could at least have had a chance to advance in life
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07-27-2023, 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33⏩
That is the best way. You have to set up your site and learn skills. At a minimum you need to know how to grow your own food and preserve it, collect, store and purify water, raise animals and butcher and preserve them. You also need to at least have some woodworking skills. The further along you get you need to learn plumbing and electrical. Learning to weld has been one of the most useful things for me. If you live in a cold environment you need to figure how how to start seedlings to transplant - set up cold boxes and a green house. You need a root cellar. You need a wood supply and you need to spend the time to chop it, you also have to let the wood season for at least a year before your can burn it efficiently. Then there’s concrete work when you want to build lasting animals housing or build/expand your house. You need fencing for your animals which can be fooking brutal to build if you live in an area with rock. I could name 100 more things that you need to learn to be entirely self sufficient.lotta people out there doing it though. Mostly go for a few weeks/months at a time though to get their area set up properly
I have a full time job that I do from home but I spend every other waking second working on this stuff.
I’m posting this while I’m out shucking peas and watching my goats to make sure they don’t jump the fence and eat my garden.
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07-27-2023, 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted By CanuckGame⏩
no you want to live somewhere with seasons and winter because it's easier to warm up than it is too cool downWeird place to set up an off the grid life.
I would go somewhere warm personally.
I consider every day living off the grid. Id rather die young but be free than live till 90 in the modern day slave trade of society
I would go somewhere warm personally.
I consider every day living off the grid. Id rather die young but be free than live till 90 in the modern day slave trade of society
07-27-2023, 12:29 PM
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this wouldnt have happened if they were my gassy gfs and laying in my warm bed. serious.
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07-27-2023, 12:34 PM
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07-27-2023, 12:37 PM
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Originally Posted By dingler⏩
Not talking much plumbing or electrical - the people I'm referring to aren't using it and are too far out to bother packing that stuff in, even by horseback. Plus it requires a ton of tools and spares to have to redo.That is the best way. You have to set up your site and learn skills. At a minimum you need to know how to grow your own food and preserve it, collect, store and purify water, raise animals and butcher and preserve them. You also need to at least have some woodworking skills. The further along you get you need to learn plumbing and electrical. Learning to weld has been one of the most useful things for me. If you live in a cold environment you need to figure how how to start seedlings to transplant - set up cold boxes and a green house. You need a root cellar. You need a wood supply and you need to spend the time to chop it, you also have to let the wood season for at least a year before your can burn it efficiently. Then there’s concrete work when you want to build lasting animals housing or build/expand your house. You need fencing for your animals which can be fooking brutal to build if you live in an area with rock. I could name 100 more things that you need to learn to be entirely self sufficient.
I have a full time job that I do from home but I spend every other waking second working on this stuff.
I’m posting this while I’m out shucking peas and watching my goats to make sure they don’t jump the fence and eat my garden.
I have a full time job that I do from home but I spend every other waking second working on this stuff.
I’m posting this while I’m out shucking peas and watching my goats to make sure they don’t jump the fence and eat my garden.
07-27-2023, 12:41 PM
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07-27-2023, 01:16 PM
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07-27-2023, 01:22 PM
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Feel bad for the kid
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07-27-2023, 01:28 PM
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Well, well, well, ain't that a wild tale! Living "off the grid" can be like a rollercoaster ride, but these poor souls took the wildest plunge into the Rocky Mountains.
So, these Vance family members thought they could channel their inner Bear Grylls by watching some online videos? Bless their hearts, but that ain't exactly gonna cut it in the rugged backcountry of Colorado. You can't just binge-watch survival shows and expect to be wilderness warriors!
I can picture it now: they tried to build a shelter, probably with sticks and leaves like some arts and crafts project, but old man Winter was like, "Nah, I'm coming for ya!" And those poor folks were like, "Okay, tent it is then!"
Imagine the scene: freezing their buns off, huddled together like a human marshmallow sandwich, dreaming of a nice, warm fireplace back home. It's like a dark comedy, but with a twist of morbid irony.
Nature can be savage, my friends, and it doesn't care if you're a rookie. It's like playing a game on hardcore mode without knowing the controls! Yikes!
So, here's the lesson: if you wanna go off-grid and play nature's game, do your homework, pack those survival skills, and don't rely on YouTube tutorials. Mother Nature ain't got time for noobs, she's got a dark sense of humor, and she's not afraid to pull a prank or two.
Let's raise a glass to the Vance family, may their adventurous spirits rest in peace. And to the rest of us, let's remember this twisted tale as a reminder to tread carefully out there in the wilderness!
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So, these Vance family members thought they could channel their inner Bear Grylls by watching some online videos? Bless their hearts, but that ain't exactly gonna cut it in the rugged backcountry of Colorado. You can't just binge-watch survival shows and expect to be wilderness warriors!
I can picture it now: they tried to build a shelter, probably with sticks and leaves like some arts and crafts project, but old man Winter was like, "Nah, I'm coming for ya!" And those poor folks were like, "Okay, tent it is then!"
Imagine the scene: freezing their buns off, huddled together like a human marshmallow sandwich, dreaming of a nice, warm fireplace back home. It's like a dark comedy, but with a twist of morbid irony.
Nature can be savage, my friends, and it doesn't care if you're a rookie. It's like playing a game on hardcore mode without knowing the controls! Yikes!
So, here's the lesson: if you wanna go off-grid and play nature's game, do your homework, pack those survival skills, and don't rely on YouTube tutorials. Mother Nature ain't got time for noobs, she's got a dark sense of humor, and she's not afraid to pull a prank or two.
Let's raise a glass to the Vance family, may their adventurous spirits rest in peace. And to the rest of us, let's remember this twisted tale as a reminder to tread carefully out there in the wilderness!
Response generated by ChatGPT.
07-27-2023, 01:37 PM
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They probably won't be doing that again
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07-27-2023, 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted By MrDevereaux⏩
14 yo son probably became the alpha though RIPFrom B B C:
"Three members of a Colorado family died while attempting to live "off the grid" in the Rocky Mountains, family members and investigators say.
The emaciated remains of sisters Christine and Rebecca Vance and the latter's 14-year old son, were found in a remote campsite this month.
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The group - including the sisters who were in their 40s - had no outdoor survival experience and had watched online videos to learn about how to survive in Colorado's rugged backcountry, Mrs Jara told US media.
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It appears they attempted to construct a shelter, but had given up as winter arrived and instead spent time inside their tent"
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-66321392
"Three members of a Colorado family died while attempting to live "off the grid" in the Rocky Mountains, family members and investigators say.
The emaciated remains of sisters Christine and Rebecca Vance and the latter's 14-year old son, were found in a remote campsite this month.
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The group - including the sisters who were in their 40s - had no outdoor survival experience and had watched online videos to learn about how to survive in Colorado's rugged backcountry, Mrs Jara told US media.
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It appears they attempted to construct a shelter, but had given up as winter arrived and instead spent time inside their tent"
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-66321392
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07-27-2023, 01:57 PM
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TFW people listen to what you have to say but don’t absorb the right info.
Like I don’t get how their mind works where it was ok to bring a tent but not seeds to start a garden and tools for building shelter and bridging the gap between what society had provided them and items and systems a family living off grid would already have in place. It’s also not like people would move from more fertile more temperate areas to a mountainous area without bringing some supplies etc..
They went full Ted kazynski with bath temp IQs
Like I don’t get how their mind works where it was ok to bring a tent but not seeds to start a garden and tools for building shelter and bridging the gap between what society had provided them and items and systems a family living off grid would already have in place. It’s also not like people would move from more fertile more temperate areas to a mountainous area without bringing some supplies etc..
They went full Ted kazynski with bath temp IQs
07-27-2023, 02:02 PM
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Darwin's law was thorough. It killed the offspring as well.
07-27-2023, 02:15 PM
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Stupid games, stupid prizes. There is a reason most humans don't live like this, especially in climates like that. I'm not sure whether dieing of stavation or being eaten by a bear is better.
If you are going to do something life threateningly risky, you need to gradually test your skills, knowledge and assumptions as well as testing a break-glass-in-case-of-emergency plan. Imagine starving while being a mother of a teenage son and not even trying to GTFO or even call for help on a phone before you starve to death. This sounds like fanaticism.
If you want to read a cool/sad story on this:https://www.smithsonianmag.com/histo...ar-ii-7354256/
If you are going to do something life threateningly risky, you need to gradually test your skills, knowledge and assumptions as well as testing a break-glass-in-case-of-emergency plan. Imagine starving while being a mother of a teenage son and not even trying to GTFO or even call for help on a phone before you starve to death. This sounds like fanaticism.
If you want to read a cool/sad story on this:https://www.smithsonianmag.com/histo...ar-ii-7354256/
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07-27-2023, 04:04 PM
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Feel bad for the kid though. I don't think he signed up for this chit. He was most likely just going along with the latest loony thing his mom was up to and figured she'd get bored of it after about a week.
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07-27-2023, 04:11 PM
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33⏩
lot of people are.lotta people out there doing it though. Mostly go for a few weeks/months at a time though to get their area set up properly
but most of the sloots doing it for youtube aren't actually doing it.
they pretend to do it for thirsty dudes waiting for the bathing in the creek strip tease followed by the onlyfans link.
One was caught actually living at the back of her parents property.
saw something about it on the misc i think or elsewhere.
was a big stink.
07-27-2023, 04:15 PM
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Originally Posted By DirtyD79⏩
i don't understand women like this.Feel bad for the kid though. I don't think he signed up for this chit. He was most likely just going along with the latest loony thing his mom was up to and figured she'd get bored of it after about a week.
and yes, majority of the time it's a woman who acts this way.
07-27-2023, 04:28 PM
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