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It was probably a group of teenagers who went up there and got drunk. Not a big deal, but they should have the brains or intelligence to clean up after they party.
@@BjornOutdoors I guess you know about the broken windows theory? The theory states that a building that has broken windows is more prone to having windows crashed by passer bys. This is why the most efficient graffiti prevention is to remove it as soon as possible. When something is seen as dilapidated people are more likely to destroy it further.
When you live in the country side the large parcels of land are generally owned by older people as they die off they sell it to developers who then build housing developments on it. The people who move in are generally from the city. They see it as having moved to the country. They have no understanding of nature nor any respect for it, but they want to play at being what they think is country. They trespass a lot. Eventually real country people have to move further out just to get away from them. The more houses go up the worse it gets. I'm sorry to hear that it's happening to you. I've been running from it all my life. I'm tired, nature is worse than tired, it's dieing little by little.
When i was smoking and when i would be done, i would carry that filter in the middle of the night, until i found a garbage bin. That trash is attached to your name. People only show their value & morals. Devil hides in the details. Those were some low value individuals.
I've never understood how people can tote the heavy fully laden bottles and cans, boxes and bags to a campsite or park ... but they cannot manage to carry the lightweight empties back away with them.
@@allthingsharbor I have such disdain for anyone who litters. And just as much for illegal dumping. In my county up to 400 pounds of mixed garbage can be taken to the dump for $35. And with Facebook groups you could find someone to split that just by asking, maybe give them half the cost. And throwing garbage out the window of your car? Unacceptable.
He didn’t have to work with all the fatherless dropouts in construction like I did “fuck the world, trash the world screw the world. Everything‘s the world‘s fault, what do I care?” that’s their mindset.
@@A77-c5h Yeah that was my first thought too, that it's a here-in-America thing. Hate to see it's not only worldwide, but out in a wilderness area too. (Don't even get me started on American campgrounds 🤬😭)
Yea, even America is thoroughly trashed out and polluted leaving me going, I fondly remember when it was pristine with so many birds and fish going on. Asian countries are critical where everything is endangered where you can only see anything in controlled captivity. Forget finding the great hornbill outdoors in Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia for it's industrial waste, oil palm slave plantations, and a lack of infrastructure and people with manners to take care of waste and troubles. Open sewage canals going onto beach every so often with so much trash, poop, and pee unmanaged is not going to work out for it's the result of greedy debt based economics of slavery. America and the entire world are subject to the Club of Rome and WEF global agenda. So dystopian and everyone knows it by now. I no longer feel safe to go camping, fishing, cycling, and hiking so getting exercise and living life is no longer really possible. I did feel more personal safety in Asian countries, but it got old quick being looked as a walking ATM they think is a CEO man at a corporation just telling me Americans are so rich viewing us with unwarranted envy. I told them it's not so great as it looks on TV. European countries area no go for it's become America in close hemmed in walking streets with so much xenophobia, bad actors, expensive, and full of criminals and snobby assholes. It all looked so wonderful in the 80's and 90's when we were young, but I did see a dystopian 21st century future so people just said I was pessimistic and retarded only disregarding all the stark warnings that were given us. Welcome to the age of WW3 featuring Brave New World.
Nothing is more heinous than seeing garbage in the pristine woods. These people who defaced the shelter and surroundings equal the garbage they left. 🖕
@@mikewojnar6254 Private land can be managed by the owner. An owner can call a tow-truck to remove someones car, or post "Trespassers will be shot. ( on presumption of thievery)" signs on the borders.
I just had this happen to myself. Some idiots came and destroyed my safe space. After a hard week of work I went to the forest and found someone had destroyed all the structures I had built, my chair that I had just built had been destroyed. All the fire reflectors had been dismantled and destroyed. It was gut wrenching. Not only because they destroyed my projects, but now I can't go to that beautiful spot again for risk of them destroying all my hard work again. I wish someone had just left rubbish 😢
I'm so sorry this happened to you. It's absolutely heartless. I'm sitting here in Germany, I can look out of my window and see trees, green fields, yet if I go for a walk, there is rubbish everywhere. Just reading all the comments here is breaking my heart and bringing tears to my eyes. It seems to be the same everywhere, and it is just not right! I really hope you can find another safe space, which will remain beautiful for you and yours and will bring joy back to your heart. Sending you peace & love x
@@johnbaldwin143 True but you can live far away from society. I don't want to deal with too many people anymore. Living in a small community is the right way.
I keep my camp always clean even before leaving so I don't ever get mistaken to be those people. Also I have a huge plastic bag propped up and tell people that they can use it and take it home with me to throw away. I shouldn't be doing this, they should take their own, but nothing ruins your camping experience in beautiful nature as well as trash everywhere.
It's a horrible place to live Bjorn you always get vandals these days amongst thieves many low lifes no respect now like enter use and leave tidy after.
We have the same BS happening here in Ontario Canada. Some people have no idea how fragile the wilderness is. They are despicable. I feel your pain brother.
There was a massive influx of people in the woods 2020-22, folks who obviously never learned the culture. My kids do an annual backpacking trip to a popular destination. Everyone generally packs in and takes out their needed and then left over things. In those years there was garbage everywhere, and the newbies didn’t bother to bury their feces! Thankfully they either learned, or went back to their city scape afterwards.
@brandyjean7015 a local state park used to allow overnight camping with horses in their group camping area. As far as I know, they no longer allow it. I camped there once as a chaperone. There was horse manure EVERYWHERE! Since we weren't camping with horses, no one had anything to clean up the area. It made it very difficult to set up camp. I looked into camping with horses there a few years later. It's no longer allowed. I wouldn't be surprised if it's because that type of situation happened over and over. It ruined it for those of us that clean up after our horses.
@dizzysdoings well that's a shame. I still have a small collapsible shovel, that I bought back in the late 70s @ a military surplus store. It still goes everywhere with me.
In U.K. in Wales, a ‘blind eye’ was turned to people in campers staying overnight in car parks and remote lay byes ( side of road) the volume of rubbish and filth left buy people made the council ban it however. The freedoms of everyone curtailed by the filthy few.
In Washington State, USA we have had the same problem! Forest service roads with pullouts next to rivers or lakes we've car camped for decades leaving only tire tracks. No rangers, no kids, no dogs anywhere. Homeless people buy used RV's or trailers and park them and live full time in these spaces. Garbage, human waste, left behind so the State cut ditches and blocked all those spaces! Troglodytes abound these days...
We drive up to the highlands almost every year and more and more laybys and remote areas areas are closed due to selfish campers. And the campers who leave everything clean and treat nature and the locals with respect are penalized.
People who do that are a different breed. Disgusting people with no respect or consideration for anyone or anything. I’ll also bite my tongue at this point.
You own the land you built the camp on? Because you know the next guy is going to build his camp 50 feet away, then the next guy is going to build his camp another 50 feet away. and so on. And then what do you have?
@@markae0 Three, by my count, and a slippery slope indeed. I imagine every great city consisted of a single hut in the beginning. And what conservationist hasn’t, at one time or another, felt the need to burn something down? The first question I always ask myself when there’s a pyro afoot is “whose been to the local land registry recently?”.
@@charleswain3221 but would a person who'd burn down such a thing, have the decency to go to the local land registry? or just enter? My guess would be not, but I've never build a hut so I'm curious what you think.
Sadly Bjorn, this problem is not confined to just your country. it is a worldwide issue. here in Australia we have the same thing happening all over the place in our parks and camping grounds. people come in and destroy them. they leave huge messes behind that others are forced to clean up. rubbish everywhere, and facilities damaged by vandals. it is a sad indictment on modern society that people act like savages, and ruin things for everyone else. it makes me both very sad, and very mad at the same time.
I see it all too often in Victoria, especially after the Christmas-New Year break and every long weekend. When I go camping with our hunting and fishing group, the first thing we do is set up two big waste bags, one for rubbish and one for recyclables. Often, by the time we clean other people's crap from the site, it's time to put fresh bags out. I hate it when people cut down live trees as it leaves nowhere to tie ropes onto to hold up our tarps. As for firewood, we usually take a trailer load with us and look for a fallen dead tree if that runs out.
It starts at home: my parents would slap me across the face if I had thrown garbage (even a little piece of paper) onto the streets! Parrents are not interested in teaching their children any manners or sociable behavior.
It's not too bad where I am, It's heaps Tourist from overseas So It's not them Unfortunately your right it's People from this Country And they Dump all the Crap out of there Car's next too over flowing bins in the car parks , Not too mentions the people who dump all their old Crap that should go too the Tip I know cos I have too clean it all up No Respect for our Country, Like the people from overseas have Sad 😭
@@catey62 correct. People who aren’t respectful of their blessings are usually the first to complain about the tracks, parks and camping areas being shut down and locked up. I’m the first to admit that it’s a pain in the ass to clean up after a long weekend of camping etc. But in reality, if you just clean up your mess after you make it, the load of mess doesn’t accumulate enough to become a bother. Just an example: you take a box of beer and put it in the Esky, as you finish a beer, put it back in the box you bought it in. Rubbish bags take up more space when they’re full, leave enough space in your vehicle or trailer for a full garbage bag when you leave home. It’s the simplest of things that make life more enjoyable. Cheers 🍻🍻🍻🇦🇺
When I hike, I bring a couple of bags with me. When they are filled, with trash, I turn around and go home. My hikes keep getting shorter. Stay well, Bjorn. ❤🩹
Could you leave the full bags and pick them up when walking back or would the birds spread them around again? Thank you very much for collecting the trash but I hate to see someone's who loves and respects the nature experience and time in nature fall short because of people who don't... 😔
Litter is my pet hate. It does not take any effort to bag your rubbish up and take it with you. Take nothing but photos, and leave nothing but footprints.
We have the same issues here in British Columbia Canada. There's many times I've had to clean up someone else's garbage and pay money out of my own pocket to take the garbage to the dump. It's a pretty sad world we live in... 😢
I might sound old fashioned but I put it down to parenting ,parents install a moral compass into your offspring,I spent years teaching mine respect oh it makes my blood boil
My Son soon to be 20 and has went on hunting trips with me and my friend. He respects the land and people and It makes me so happy to know he will go on in his adult life teaching respect etc with his own kids. I blame a lot of the issues going on these days to poor parenting and society in general.
I am taking a wild guess assuming that these were teenagers or young adults, and as a 16 year old, I am deeply dissapointed in my generation. I can name so many people I know my age, that would do something like this. Throw trash everywhere. I can't believe that you can even allow yourself to do that, and have absolutely no remorse? I remember being on a school trip, and we were all walking together and there was beautiful nature all around. Then, these fuckers, started spitting at the ducks that were relaxing and swimming around. I remember how furious I was. How can you be so disconnected with nature? Unbelievable. Deeply dissapointed. My sympathies, Bjørn!
Parents stopped bringing them up in the word and commandments of our Creator Yahuah. Yahusha Messiah ( new testament ) needs to be prayed much. Spitting on Ducks is a sign of Demonic spirits within them and that's why the generation of filth and abominations we live in a fallen world. Seek Yahusha ha mashiach, repent and pray and hope you are worthy of being Saved from the horrors coming.
I'm sorry for you. This sort of thing happens through people having no respect for themselves (proof in the empty bottles) it makes it impossible for them to respect anything else. They have to try to ruin it to feel some sort of joy.
No one is perfect and not everyone needs to aspire to be a saint. But with minimal effort, many people could do better. For themselves and for others. Thank you for your content.
Ultimately it's about standards. Those of us who set higher standards for ourselves often work hard to achieve (or exceed, in some cases) them. Those of us who set low - or no - standards for ourselves don't bother to try. Rarely, there are those who are just ignorant of things. Mostly though, it's about people who just couldn't care less.
@@ghost-user559 people just repeat things they hear like a parrot. They give it no thought at all. The majority of people don't mess up their own nest, it's usually done under extreme conditions. Whoever sh!t all over this particular nest doesn't own it.
@@user-yx2ff3mv2q I hope you see my reply to you When you said animals do it too It reminded me of the reason the captain said what he said. As trustee I distributed toilet paper roles where needed. So one of the many cells had a guest who put a whole bog roll in the tank flushed it and plugged the shitter. Animals kept in cages have no choice.
@@ghost-user559 I hope you see my reply to you When you said animals do it too It reminded me of the reason the captain said what he said. As trustee I distributed toilet paper roles where needed. So one of the many cells had a guest who put a whole bog roll in the tank flushed it and plugged the shitter. Animals kept in cages have no choice.
I went on a camping trip to Norway with my friend. When we arrived at a beautiful place, it didn't take long for a group of teens (locals) to join us. It was absolutely crazy how they got rowdy, noisy and stressed out there - including a boom box at the loudest volume you could ever imagine, just like that in the middle of nature... It was slightly traumatic 😅
I feel your pain at having to deal with this mess. People who can be so disrespectful of natural places, simply don't DESERVE to share in the BEAUTY and the BOUNTY that our natural world provides!
Some people go to nature looking for a place to avoid any and all laws or standards. "Civilization and it's discontents". Make as much noise as they please. Hunt whatever they please no matter the hunting season is closed. They imagine 'rural' means absolute freedom and test that theory out by acting as like asshat.
People like this are incredibly selfish and have no respect or connection with mother nature. It's unfortunate as well that this kinda thing is used by the media as an example of how wild campers behave, when actually this has nothing to do with wild camping whatsoever, it's just idiots being idiots. I hope your camp gets cleaned up
I live in an apartment complex, and we have lazy tenants who won't put their garbage in the dumpster. It's too much work for them, so they leave the bags by the side of the dumpster for kids and animals to get into. The cans then roll into the parking lot, creating a hazard for those coming home at night who sometimes stumble over them. Nice, eh?
This popped up in recommanded videos. Instantly became quiet for so many reasons. 1) the obvious one: How people treat nature. 2) I could feel the pain in every word you said.
Sadly people have little to no respect for nature and they fail to recognise the damage they're causing. It's disgusting to see the damage left behind by those who have visited that area, there's no excuse for it at all.
Its like this everywhere! No brains, no respect for anything. My dads cabin was tore up and destroyed from a bunch of drunken idiots. That was the first time I ever saw my dad cry openly. We knew who did this so we sued. They did come back and fixed it but it will never be the same. People have no respect for anything anymore.
62 years old. I backpack and hunt a lot in the Western US. I have for many decades. As a young Boy Scout in my teens we were always trained whatever you pack in you pack out. And I have always packed out far more garbage than I have ever packed in. On foot or vehicle. In the high Sierra's, and remote wilderness. Picking up others trash. It always pisses me off when people damage the wilderness. And also leave garbage!!! Leave no trace 100%! Every time. No excuse! So that others that come after you are able to enjoy! For generations to come! I share your frustration Bjorn! Jim Gillespie Reno, NV USA
@@National757 Agree with you sir. Perhaps for the sake of not wearing yourself out and maintaining your sanity, please don't hike near the US/Mex border in our southern states. There's more garbage there than you will want to haul out... left there by traffickers and illegal aliens.
Even the car wash gets drowned in rubbish and filth by those who cannot use the bins at every station nor the large steel bin. It is sickening what has happened to all our Cultures and Countries. We have allowed it. We have let it happen. Respect for any and everything even self respect has gone. We have gone Feral and unless we dare to stand up in our communities it will get worse.
Real shame to see such a mess in a beautiful area. We have the same problem in Scotland. Anywhere in the countryside that is in walking distance from a car you will find rubbish, used toilet paper and burnt out trees. I live at Loch Lomond and some parts of the Loch side are in a terrible state. Campervan owners leaving binbags in beauty spots, parents leaving soiled nappies under trees and younger drivers from the cites leaving cans and bottles everywhere. The national park have introduced camping bylaws right round the loch to try and protect it.
@@MrScotia It’s a big problem all over the USA. Every time I go to a new camping spot, I fill a trash bag or two with garbage left behind by garbage people who were in that beautiful spot before me.
This is so infuriating! The same thing has happened to the meadow where we hold our viking camp. Broken glass, trespassing and complete disrespect for others and themselves!
So sad! I rock climb and it is the same after every summer, people camp (illegally) there and leave litter everywhere and write graffiti all over the caves. For many years, every year I would go and clean up and scrub all the graffiti off. Really annoying, people are disgusting, they have no respect.
Nothing wrong with illegal camping. Everything wrong with doing so and not giving a damn about the damage done by thoughtless camping (or hiking, or sightseeing, or just by doing so on your average everyday: so much rubbish dropped, etc). And most of those that are like this are shameless about their behaviour. That is the real problem.
Yes and surely it's the Teenies that are the problem when breaking on the pressure the plutocratic society puts on them with oligarchs setting the tone and not vice versa. This is a symptom of a much bigger issue. When trying to clarify things, then it gets interesting how all the moral hard workers get quiet real soon.
I built a nice little hut on the Ottawa River. I had a guest book and let people know that it was for everyone. Had a nice stone fireplace,table,benches,all the comforts of home. People signed my book and were so happy about this place. I went there everyday for 2yrs and then one day I get there and it's been burnt to the ground. Nothing but smoke and ashes. I was heartbroken... It happened at Braeside beach, just west of Arnprior Ontario...
Sorry to hear about your hut. Was it on Crown Land? I know that the MNR will destroy huts/cabins (erected without appropriate authorizations)) on Crown Land here in NW Ontario if they become aware of them.
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I see this throughout most the Canadian Rockies. Reckless destruction of pristine areas, camping items and electronics thrown into the bush, shot shells and targets strewn about, empty cans and bottles around firepits in the middle of nowhere, tarps, car parts, etc. It's disgraceful. It seems like personal responsibility and respect is a rarity now.
You should report this to your national park service, let them know that someone is doing this on public land. Knowing the ones in my country, they would come and dismantle everything and perhaps even install cameras to find the people responsible. In my country cutting trees on public land is illegal. The worst part is that this is so wasteful and disrespectful to the forest, complete morons.
Having picked up other peoples rubbish from the woods and fields where I walk over many years, my philosophy for remaining sane is not to dwell upon the why and just get on with the job of removing it from the environment that I love. Then when it is gone all is well in my little world, until the next time. Regards from the UK
@@mikeoglen6848 While there would be less trash if it had deposits to be redeemed, that wouldn't end it. Few are taught any better these days. Mommy runs around after them picking up when they are young, so they expect others to get their hands dirty cleaning up after them when they are grown.
@FrankRush-s2l I would say America is 100 times worse! At least!!! America IS rubbish!! If it weren't for my wife's health, we would move and expatriate!!!!!!!
Really disgusting? Why do people have to destroy sthe property of othis is what gets a person thrown into jail because they're sick of people messing with their stuff for themselves indefinitely? All that rage just comes out on you because they caught your ass
Hello from America...I too feel the same anger at people and the disrespect they treat our beautiful world with. I am very saddened and sorry. I feel it. Love and warmth to you 🤗🙏
I'm sorry you cme across that, Bjorn. If I came home to see that in my grandparents' back 40, I wouldn't be very happy, either. Despite all that rubbish/destruction, you have very beautiful forests, and the deep snow covering it all makes the scene beautiful ❤
This is truly shameful ! There are some that will destroy any and everything for their own , short term ,pleasure. Despicable ! I am angry just seeing this. Things such as this happen in " My local woods " here in Canada and I see it as Disrespect to Mother Nature herself. :(
Happens where I live in a rural part of Canada. Some kids found something similar on a hike in the spring, and they cleaned it up. 32 bags of garbage from one site, and 20 from another.
@@crystalheartstar Yes myself and others , local dog walkers ,a small Church in the area ,that frequent our local trails have done the same. Although this is only a remedy not a solution to the problem. Does not teach respect to the offenders.
Yeah, sadly those of us who care and carry away other's rubbish are seen as mugs. Sometimes I think we are, as the more we care the less some others seem to. That said, I hold myself to higher standards (as you guys appear to) so f+×k 'em.
People like this is why all assigned camp sites close to forests that were the only place to legally reside in nature for a night in my country now have been permanently closed. You go there with your extra trash bag with the best intentions and you know it's just the same behavior as we see here. I hope your country keeps it's outdoors/camping laws. @BjornOutdoors: Which areas of Norway would you recommend for a bit of hiking and overnighting in the forest?
This is why I hate plastic packaging, i hate seeing all the litter on the ground as it feels like walking in a trash yard. There are shops in the outer hebrides of Scotland where you can refill your own bottles or reusable containers or jars with things like oats, herbs, spices etc instead of using and wasting plastic packaging which I think would be better if it started happening in other countries as well and companies world wide should come up with a different solution to packaging there goods to replace plastic.
@@KingEdwardtheTurbulentNeill26 I think there is a shop in Partick, Glasgow that does that too. Having said that, I saw a woman just drop a small bag of rubbish out her car window then drive off. She was only about two metres from a rubbish bin next to a bus stop.
I used to caretake 3 warming huts up in the Idaho mountains of the USA. I could clean them out well, stock firewood and shovel everything extra well on a friday, and it would be completely trashed by monday from weekend low lifes. This happened from fall hunting seasons till all the winter snow melted out. I was told I was the only guy who had done that in allmost a dozen years......after I moved away and it was not taken care of by anybody, it all is just a trash heap once again. Im surprised they have not all burnt down yet. People suck !
In Sweden we can find this kind of problems after people that come to our country to pic berrys to sell. Sad to say, but here in northern Sweden we see it every year.
My friend, that which doesn’t defeat you only makes you stronger, please stay positive. You are much stronger, smarter and loving of the important aspects of life.
We have this in what little woodland there is in the UK. Ive gone out and cleared the garbage many times. Even had a few occasions where Im cleaning up and the culprits come along and give me trouble.... The worst offenders are the government flattening everything to build build build.
Yes, it's a big problem in my area here in SE Australia. Long weekends the free camps just get destroyed. Like this weekend- Australia day long weekend. Some awesome blokes even donated two massive skip bins to encourage people to bin their trash and a government authority told the truck driver they can't leave the bins because they don't have permits 🤦 Insanity.
I have had experience with camping. And I have had experience with theft with my RV with my tents, you cannot leave anything unattended. And you cannot trust anybody. I learned from my lessons I had which is a lot of bad lessons. Please learn from yours and don't leave anything unattended.
It's the entire world trashed out. I couldn't believe how bad the Nile River is until I seen it. It was only recently 1980's and 90's that most of the world was still pristine, beautiful, and mostly not so trashed out with rubbish and industrial wastes. America is a wasteland now too as is most Asian and South America countries too. Its the result of debt based economics, global stakeholder capitalism, greed, and mental health disorders. Call it cultural and environmental death to Earth, if you will. So we're hearing about the global climate crisis and we need to eat ze bugs abandoning fossil fuels from old Klaus Schwab of WEF that President Trumps admires and praises highly as seen in some of the many videos the past 5 days that leaves us all wondering. WTF is going on? Many people feel high and intoxicated about it all thinking we're to be happy, blessed, and great again. It's like a drinkin' party online where everyone sits alone with a screen going instead of engaging in life except work and shopping of course.
Why is it so hard for people to understand if you pack it in then you should pack it out? Maybe a sign telling people they need to take their trash with them it might make them do so. A little shame isn’t a bad thing. I live in the US and on our property we find stuff too which makes me so angry.
Hunters were once natures protectors. Times are changing. Ive found 3 wounded steers on my ranch this winter. Deer hunters are now rustlers. For 50 years , I have allowed hunting on my property. Not anymore. I will post no trespassing signs and have violators arrested. Its a shame that a few scumbag criminals ruin it for everybody
@@scottallen5269 Its everywhere. Every economic class, monetary class, mostly younger but they dont change getting older, just worse like the parents that never raised them. I'm so sorry this happened to you. Remember here in the usa, in 2021 people went into our Red Wood Nat. Park and tried to cut down and burn 3,000 yr old trees. Ramming rock formations, setting fires in mountain forests. Its like a blight! Take care and hope you dont give up on the rest of us. This hurts me too!
I learned camping from my late husband. We left nothing behind. We packed in most of our firewood. Our daughters do the same. Too many are not taught respect and dignity.
We have the same issue in Canada but it isn’t usually hunters, rather, it’s people who claim to be homeless. I empathize with them but destroying our back country by leaving garbage and destruction is not the answer.
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It was probably a group of teenagers who went up there and got drunk. Not a big deal, but they should have the brains or intelligence to clean up after they party.
They will not clean up or do anything like that. Morons are morons.
Yes it really is a travesty... that mostly young people have little or no respect for the property of others.
@@BjornOutdoors I guess you know about the broken windows theory? The theory states that a building that has broken windows is more prone to having windows crashed by passer bys. This is why the most efficient graffiti prevention is to remove it as soon as possible. When something is seen as dilapidated people are more likely to destroy it further.
The mess was awful enough, but the trees..so sad indeed. Looking forward to the bush craft how tos 🌲
My sympathies, but I'm afraid we have idiots like this in every nation.
Fact.
Can confirm their presence is thriving in the US.
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When you live in the country side the large parcels of land are generally owned by older people as they die off they sell it to developers who then build housing developments on it.
The people who move in are generally from the city. They see it as having moved to the country. They have no understanding of nature nor any respect for it, but they want to play at being what they think is country. They trespass a lot. Eventually real country people have to move further out just to get away from them.
The more houses go up the worse it gets.
I'm sorry to hear that it's happening to you.
I've been running from it all my life. I'm tired, nature is worse than tired, it's dieing little by little.
People with no attachments to the land
…or anything.
People who have no heart.
Exactly
When i was smoking and when i would be done, i would carry that filter in the middle of the night, until i found a garbage bin. That trash is attached to your name. People only show their value & morals. Devil hides in the details. Those were some low value individuals.
That's a load of b.s. the natives around here are the worst vandals around.
Rubbish everywhere, rubbish talk, rubbish government, rubbish politics. Stay strong brother
This guy rubbish 😂
So much rubbish we are practically sleeping in the heart of the city dump 🗻💨
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Ditto and worse in Canada...we still have many jailed political prisoners from CONVOY!
yeah.. but how did it all start?
Well... Marten Luther wrote a book... No not his 91 thesis..
I've never understood how people can tote the heavy fully laden bottles and cans, boxes and bags to a campsite or park ... but they cannot manage to carry the lightweight empties back away with them.
@@allthingsharbor I have such disdain for anyone who litters. And just as much for illegal dumping. In my county up to 400 pounds of mixed garbage can be taken to the dump for $35. And with Facebook groups you could find someone to split that just by asking, maybe give them half the cost. And throwing garbage out the window of your car? Unacceptable.
He didn’t have to work with all the fatherless dropouts in construction like I did “fuck the world, trash the world screw the world. Everything‘s the world‘s fault, what do I care?” that’s their mindset.
@@skoolzone I used to work in further education in a construction college. 90% of students are exactly how you describe.
@@allthingsharbor rubbish people leave their rubbish behind.
Their parrents failed maybe ....Too busy to teach them anything....
This happens with public restrooms too. Complete selfishness and disrespect for others.
Same story everywhere...
Yes, everywhere
I'd expect that behavior here in the US but I guess it's a worldwide epidemic of selfishness...
@@A77-c5h Yeah that was my first thought too, that it's a here-in-America thing. Hate to see it's not only worldwide, but out in a wilderness area too. (Don't even get me started on American campgrounds 🤬😭)
Yea, even America is thoroughly trashed out and polluted leaving me going, I fondly remember when it was pristine with so many birds and fish going on. Asian countries are critical where everything is endangered where you can only see anything in controlled captivity. Forget finding the great hornbill outdoors in Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia for it's industrial waste, oil palm slave plantations, and a lack of infrastructure and people with manners to take care of waste and troubles. Open sewage canals going onto beach every so often with so much trash, poop, and pee unmanaged is not going to work out for it's the result of greedy debt based economics of slavery. America and the entire world are subject to the Club of Rome and WEF global agenda. So dystopian and everyone knows it by now. I no longer feel safe to go camping, fishing, cycling, and hiking so getting exercise and living life is no longer really possible. I did feel more personal safety in Asian countries, but it got old quick being looked as a walking ATM they think is a CEO man at a corporation just telling me Americans are so rich viewing us with unwarranted envy. I told them it's not so great as it looks on TV. European countries area no go for it's become America in close hemmed in walking streets with so much xenophobia, bad actors, expensive, and full of criminals and snobby assholes. It all looked so wonderful in the 80's and 90's when we were young, but I did see a dystopian 21st century future so people just said I was pessimistic and retarded only disregarding all the stark warnings that were given us. Welcome to the age of WW3 featuring Brave New World.
Yes it is don't know how many times i pick up after slobs at my fishing spots just so it doesn't ruin it for us responsible ones
I HATE this. It's ALWAYS a small group that ruin it for everyone else.
I have bad news for you, the majority of humans are like this and they live in cities mostly
@@tattooninja correct!
There is no license or bag limit on what you may take away. Have a nice day.
I categorise people into three groups: makers, users, and abusers. Very few belong to the first group.
Looks like proof to me, the people are animals.
Nothing is more heinous than seeing garbage in the pristine woods. These people who defaced the shelter and surroundings equal the garbage they left. 🖕
Equal? More like surpass... 😞
WELL SAID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just in the woods?
@@mikewojnar6254 Private land can be managed by the owner. An owner can call a tow-truck to remove someones car, or post "Trespassers will be shot. ( on presumption of thievery)" signs on the borders.
People suck. You rock!!
Keep being yourself and don’t let them get you down.
I just had this happen to myself. Some idiots came and destroyed my safe space. After a hard week of work I went to the forest and found someone had destroyed all the structures I had built, my chair that I had just built had been destroyed. All the fire reflectors had been dismantled and destroyed. It was gut wrenching. Not only because they destroyed my projects, but now I can't go to that beautiful spot again for risk of them destroying all my hard work again. I wish someone had just left rubbish 😢
I'm so sorry this happened to you. It's absolutely heartless. I'm sitting here in Germany, I can look out of my window and see trees, green fields, yet if I go for a walk, there is rubbish everywhere. Just reading all the comments here is breaking my heart and bringing tears to my eyes. It seems to be the same everywhere, and it is just not right!
I really hope you can find another safe space, which will remain beautiful for you and yours and will bring joy back to your heart. Sending you peace & love x
It got worse in 2020 during the pandemic
Set a trap for them. They can’t sue if they are on someone else’s property.
My goal in life to save as much money as I can and leave this society once for all. I can't stand people anymore
I recall a cartoon called 'Peanuts' Where Snoopy said, The trouble with running away from the world is that wherever you go, you are still in it!
@@johnbaldwin143 True but you can live far away from society. I don't want to deal with too many people anymore. Living in a small community is the right way.
don't lose your faith. find real friends, and the rest of the world wont matter if their stupid.
@ That's the plan. I need no more that 10 trusted people.
Where are you going to go? Detroit?
It takes nothing to not be rude, entitled, disrespectful and aggressive and yet people forever disappoint. Disgraceful world we live in.
@@J1283-s1k My Mom always said, "Courtesy costs you nothing."
@@J1283-s1k It is sometimes - Try not to let it get you down ✌️👍
I keep my camp always clean even before leaving so I don't ever get mistaken to be those people. Also I have a huge plastic bag propped up and tell people that they can use it and take it home with me to throw away. I shouldn't be doing this, they should take their own, but nothing ruins your camping experience in beautiful nature as well as trash everywhere.
Eventually there will be a reset.
@@user-dy9bm7sk7n maybe it has already begun.
Bjorn. It is no different in Britain. Respect for other people and self respect has vanished. They had a feeling of entitlement
It's a horrible place to live Bjorn you always get vandals these days amongst thieves many low lifes no respect now like enter use and leave tidy after.
Well you only have the generation before them to blame.
Just immature kids, who may regret the things they have done, later in life.
I hope.
Fiat money destroyed everyones brains
Same in New England
What a shame. Total disrespect for the space and the environment.
That is very upsetting to see the trees cut down.
We have the same BS happening here in Ontario Canada. Some people have no idea how fragile the wilderness is. They are despicable. I feel your pain brother.
When I was a kid, I was taught to always leave a campsite cleaner than how you found it. If only everyone would do the same. 😢
There was a massive influx of people in the woods 2020-22, folks who obviously never learned the culture. My kids do an annual backpacking trip to a popular destination. Everyone generally packs in and takes out their needed and then left over things. In those years there was garbage everywhere, and the newbies didn’t bother to bury their feces! Thankfully they either learned, or went back to their city scape afterwards.
@@dizzysdoings
Cleaner than how you find it??
You mean,.. STERILE*??
(*STERILE : Free from bacteria,
or other living micro-organisms)😂
Yep! 1st job was walk the campsite & collect any trash. Last job when packed & ready to leave, was to repeat that process.
@brandyjean7015 a local state park used to allow overnight camping with horses in their group camping area. As far as I know, they no longer allow it. I camped there once as a chaperone. There was horse manure EVERYWHERE!
Since we weren't camping with horses, no one had anything to clean up the area. It made it very difficult to set up camp.
I looked into camping with horses there a few years later. It's no longer allowed. I wouldn't be surprised if it's because that type of situation happened over and over. It ruined it for those of us that clean up after our horses.
@dizzysdoings well that's a shame.
I still have a small collapsible shovel, that I bought back in the late 70s @ a military surplus store. It still goes everywhere with me.
In U.K. in Wales, a ‘blind eye’ was turned to people in campers staying overnight in car parks and remote lay byes ( side of road) the volume of rubbish and filth left buy people made the council ban it however. The freedoms of everyone curtailed by the filthy few.
@@ykdickybill As if these people care about laws.
Same formula everywhere...A government could fund these people who trash everything, then swoop in with regulations and signs
In Washington State, USA we have had the same problem! Forest service roads with pullouts next to rivers or lakes we've car camped for decades leaving only tire tracks. No rangers, no kids, no dogs anywhere. Homeless people buy used RV's or trailers and park them and live full time in these spaces. Garbage, human waste, left behind so the State cut ditches and blocked all those spaces! Troglodytes abound these days...
We drive up to the highlands almost every year and more and more laybys and remote areas areas are closed due to selfish campers. And the campers who leave everything clean and treat nature and the locals with respect are penalized.
@@dertigerbauch Laws only affect the law abiding.
People who do that are a different breed. Disgusting people with no respect or consideration for anyone or anything. I’ll also bite my tongue at this point.
@@LongRider47 it has a lot to do with education
@@agustinsalvans4847 more like entitlement.
It has alot to do with owning unfortunately. See alot of landowner doing this. The attitude is always the same. Its mine i do what i want...
True, what U say. I'm on your team ❤
modern bushcraft. video after video shows people just going into any forest and piling sticks for a shelter and just leaving it.
We built a camp up in England, took over a year. Went back it was burnt down. People are horrible.
You own the land you built the camp on? Because you know the next guy is going to build his camp 50 feet away, then the next guy is going to build his camp another 50 feet away. and so on. And then what do you have?
@@markae0 Three, by my count, and a slippery slope indeed. I imagine every great city consisted of a single hut in the beginning. And what conservationist hasn’t, at one time or another, felt the need to burn something down? The first question I always ask myself when there’s a pyro afoot is “whose been to the local land registry recently?”.
Brown
@@charleswain3221 but would a person who'd burn down such a thing, have the decency to go to the local land registry? or just enter?
My guess would be not,
but I've never build a hut so I'm curious what you think.
Same in NZ. Just got back from a trip in King Country, North Island and trees cut down, rubbish everywhere in a public campsite.
@@jonathanmackenzie2570 Went to Daly's Hut in the Kaimai Range back in 2019, used beer and Cody's cans all over.
Alcohol is consumed and horrible behavior begins
Sadly Bjorn, this problem is not confined to just your country. it is a worldwide issue. here in Australia we have the same thing happening all over the place in our parks and camping grounds. people come in and destroy them. they leave huge messes behind that others are forced to clean up. rubbish everywhere, and facilities damaged by vandals. it is a sad indictment on modern society that people act like savages, and ruin things for everyone else. it makes me both very sad, and very mad at the same time.
I see it all too often in Victoria, especially after the Christmas-New Year break and every long weekend. When I go camping with our hunting and fishing group, the first thing we do is set up two big waste bags, one for rubbish and one for recyclables. Often, by the time we clean other people's crap from the site, it's time to put fresh bags out. I hate it when people cut down live trees as it leaves nowhere to tie ropes onto to hold up our tarps. As for firewood, we usually take a trailer load with us and look for a fallen dead tree if that runs out.
Everyone who can afford it should put cameras everywhere....Cars, home, doorbell, mailbox etc
It starts at home: my parents would slap me across the face if I had thrown garbage (even a little piece of paper) onto the streets! Parrents are not interested in teaching their children any manners or sociable behavior.
It's not too bad where I am, It's heaps Tourist from overseas
So It's not them
Unfortunately your right it's People from this Country And they Dump all the Crap out of there Car's next too over flowing bins in the car parks , Not too mentions the people who dump all their old Crap that should go too the Tip
I know cos I have too clean it all up
No Respect for our Country, Like the people from overseas have Sad 😭
@@catey62 correct. People who aren’t respectful of their blessings are usually the first to complain about the tracks, parks and camping areas being shut down and locked up. I’m the first to admit that it’s a pain in the ass to clean up after a long weekend of camping etc. But in reality, if you just clean up your mess after you make it, the load of mess doesn’t accumulate enough to become a bother. Just an example: you take a box of beer and put it in the Esky, as you finish a beer, put it back in the box you bought it in. Rubbish bags take up more space when they’re full, leave enough space in your vehicle or trailer for a full garbage bag when you leave home. It’s the simplest of things that make life more enjoyable.
Cheers 🍻🍻🍻🇦🇺
When I hike, I bring a couple of bags with me. When they are filled, with trash, I turn around and go home. My hikes keep getting shorter.
Stay well, Bjorn. ❤🩹
Could you leave the full bags and pick them up when walking back or would the birds spread them around again? Thank you very much for collecting the trash but I hate to see someone's who loves and respects the nature experience and time in nature fall short because of people who don't... 😔
Litter is my pet hate. It does not take any effort to bag your rubbish up and take it with you. Take nothing but photos, and leave nothing but footprints.
We have the same issues here in British Columbia Canada. There's many times I've had to clean up someone else's garbage and pay money out of my own pocket to take the garbage to the dump.
It's a pretty sad world we live in... 😢
This has happened even on private hunting land here. People have no respect anymore and it is disheartening.
we used to have a high trust society. gee i wonder what happened
@@ansuz444 *(Censored)*
I might sound old fashioned but I put it down to parenting ,parents install a moral compass into your offspring,I spent years teaching mine respect oh it makes my blood boil
My Son soon to be 20 and has went on hunting trips with me and my friend. He respects the land and people and It makes me so happy to know he will go on in his adult life teaching respect etc with his own kids. I blame a lot of the issues going on these days to poor parenting and society in general.
@@ianhunkin5384 You're right. Old people don't want to believe it was their generation's fault.
Sadly people seem to have forgotten how to live on earth Bjorn
I am taking a wild guess assuming that these were teenagers or young adults, and as a 16 year old, I am deeply dissapointed in my generation.
I can name so many people I know my age, that would do something like this. Throw trash everywhere. I can't believe that you can even allow yourself to do that, and have absolutely no remorse?
I remember being on a school trip, and we were all walking together and there was beautiful nature all around. Then, these fuckers, started spitting at the ducks that were relaxing and swimming around. I remember how furious I was. How can you be so disconnected with nature? Unbelievable. Deeply dissapointed.
My sympathies, Bjørn!
Parents stopped bringing them up in the word and commandments of our Creator Yahuah.
Yahusha Messiah ( new testament ) needs to be prayed much.
Spitting on Ducks is a sign of Demonic spirits within them and that's why the generation of filth and abominations we live in a fallen world.
Seek Yahusha ha mashiach, repent and pray and hope you are worthy of being Saved from the horrors coming.
@@George-gg1ny 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂riiiight
@@George-gg1ny Oh dear!
@@George-gg1ny I've listened to plenty of black metal and have never heard of them talking about spitting on ducks.
@@howunacceptibleofme2145
WHAT is so funny?
They do this because they can. There is no liability for actions. Persons will not physically confront and authorities do not care or lack resources.
It's bad everywhere. People throw trash on trails, backroads and all over the forest. No respect for the land.
I'm sorry for you. This sort of thing happens through people having no respect for themselves (proof in the empty bottles) it makes it impossible for them to respect anything else. They have to try to ruin it to feel some sort of joy.
No one is perfect and not everyone needs to aspire to be a saint. But with minimal effort, many people could do better. For themselves and for others. Thank you for your content.
Ultimately it's about standards. Those of us who set higher standards for ourselves often work hard to achieve (or exceed, in some cases) them. Those of us who set low - or no - standards for ourselves don't bother to try. Rarely, there are those who are just ignorant of things. Mostly though, it's about people who just couldn't care less.
As a trustee in county jail I had a duty to serve the other inmates. The captain said man is the only creature that will foul his own nest.
You have never kept pigeons.
Birds, Rabbits, Dogs, Cats, frogs, snakes, rats. Uh any pets or any animals will immediately show you this is absolutely not reality.
@@ghost-user559 people just repeat things they hear like a parrot. They give it no thought at all. The majority of people don't mess up their own nest, it's usually done under extreme conditions. Whoever sh!t all over this particular nest doesn't own it.
@@user-yx2ff3mv2q I hope you see my reply to you When you said animals do it too It reminded me of the reason the captain said what he said. As trustee I distributed toilet paper roles where needed. So one of the many cells had a guest who put a whole bog roll in the tank flushed it and plugged the shitter. Animals kept in cages have no choice.
@@ghost-user559 I hope you see my reply to you When you said animals do it too It reminded me of the reason the captain said what he said. As trustee I distributed toilet paper roles where needed. So one of the many cells had a guest who put a whole bog roll in the tank flushed it and plugged the shitter. Animals kept in cages have no choice.
I went on a camping trip to Norway with my friend. When we arrived at a beautiful place, it didn't take long for a group of teens (locals) to join us. It was absolutely crazy how they got rowdy, noisy and stressed out there - including a boom box at the loudest volume you could ever imagine, just like that in the middle of nature... It was slightly traumatic 😅
I feel your pain at having to deal with this mess. People who can be so disrespectful of natural places, simply don't DESERVE to share in the BEAUTY and the BOUNTY that our natural world provides!
Rev. 11:18
I wish I knew what is wrong with people ! it is absolutely disgusting. and it hurts my heart.
Some people go to nature looking for a place to avoid any and all laws or standards. "Civilization and it's discontents". Make as much noise as they please. Hunt whatever they please no matter the hunting season is closed. They imagine 'rural' means absolute freedom and test that theory out by acting as like asshat.
People like this are incredibly selfish and have no respect or connection with mother nature. It's unfortunate as well that this kinda thing is used by the media as an example of how wild campers behave, when actually this has nothing to do with wild camping whatsoever, it's just idiots being idiots. I hope your camp gets cleaned up
Just despicable, what is wrong with people ruining,ruining it for all, so very sad‼️‼️‼️
I live in an apartment complex, and we have lazy tenants who won't put their garbage in the dumpster. It's too much work for them, so they leave the bags by the side of the dumpster for kids and animals to get into. The cans then roll into the parking lot, creating a hazard for those coming home at night who sometimes stumble over them. Nice, eh?
I’m so sorry those unintelligent, disrespectful people did this.
This popped up in recommanded videos. Instantly became quiet for so many reasons. 1) the obvious one: How people treat nature. 2) I could feel the pain in every word you said.
Sadly people have little to no respect for nature and they fail to recognise the damage they're causing. It's disgusting to see the damage left behind by those who have visited that area, there's no excuse for it at all.
@@FreeFragUK Agree, and whether or not they recognise the damage they are doing, the sad bit is that many just don't care.
They are just monkeys, you can not hate a stupid monkey for being stupid, it is who they are.
Its like this everywhere! No brains, no respect for anything. My dads cabin was tore up and destroyed from a bunch of drunken idiots. That was the first time I ever saw my dad cry openly. We knew who did this so we sued. They did come back and fixed it but it will never be the same. People have no respect for anything anymore.
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You sued someone just because "you knew" who it was ?
They came back and fixed it?? Lol there's some gaps in this story.
@@tattooninja Would you like a book with all the fine details!? It's just a RUclips comment.
62 years old. I backpack and hunt a lot in the Western US. I have for many decades. As a young Boy Scout in my teens we were always trained whatever you pack in you pack out. And I have always packed out far more garbage than I have ever packed in. On foot or vehicle. In the high Sierra's, and remote wilderness. Picking up others trash. It always pisses me off when people damage the wilderness. And also leave garbage!!! Leave no trace 100%! Every time. No excuse! So that others that come after you are able to enjoy! For generations to come! I share your frustration Bjorn! Jim Gillespie Reno, NV USA
@@National757 Agree with you sir. Perhaps for the sake of not wearing yourself out and maintaining your sanity, please don't hike near the US/Mex border in our southern states. There's more garbage there than you will want to haul out... left there by traffickers and illegal aliens.
I'm sorry, friend. Sending a hug from LA and hopes of better vibes for us all in this old world.
Paz y luz ✨️
Even the car wash gets drowned in rubbish and filth by those who cannot use the bins at every station nor the large steel bin. It is sickening what has happened to all our Cultures and Countries.
We have allowed it. We have let it happen. Respect for any and everything even self respect has gone. We have gone Feral and unless we dare to stand up in our communities it will get worse.
Real shame to see such a mess in a beautiful area. We have the same problem in Scotland. Anywhere in the countryside that is in walking distance from a car you will find rubbish, used toilet paper and burnt out trees. I live at Loch Lomond and some parts of the Loch side are in a terrible state. Campervan owners leaving binbags in beauty spots, parents leaving soiled nappies under trees and younger drivers from the cites leaving cans and bottles everywhere. The national park have introduced camping bylaws right round the loch to try and protect it.
@@MrScotia It’s a big problem all over the USA. Every time I go to a new camping spot, I fill a trash bag or two with garbage left behind by garbage people who were in that beautiful spot before me.
MrScotia@@MrScotiaSame in Wales - the Brecon Beacons in particular.
This is so infuriating! The same thing has happened to the meadow where we hold our viking camp. Broken glass, trespassing and complete disrespect for others and themselves!
So sad! I rock climb and it is the same after every summer, people camp (illegally) there and leave litter everywhere and write graffiti all over the caves. For many years, every year I would go and clean up and scrub all the graffiti off. Really annoying, people are disgusting, they have no respect.
Nothing wrong with illegal camping. Everything wrong with doing so and not giving a damn about the damage done by thoughtless camping (or hiking, or sightseeing, or just by doing so on your average everyday: so much rubbish dropped, etc). And most of those that are like this are shameless about their behaviour. That is the real problem.
This, along with destroying historical sites and artifacts, is a special form of stupidity..
It's the same all over Britain and now those that have been imported are no better and probably worse..
It happens every where; many of my local woodlands have their share of damage! leave no trace doesn't work for these people!
Morality equals Freedom! As morality increases, freedom increases. As morality declines, freedom declines. ⚖️
@@JasunKness from Mark Passio!? This is one of his oneliners!
@margotkeulen1086 🫵💚👍 You Know it!... And those who do not Know will not understand how to say No. 😃
Yes and surely it's the Teenies that are the problem when breaking on the pressure the plutocratic society puts on them with oligarchs setting the tone and not vice versa. This is a symptom of a much bigger issue. When trying to clarify things, then it gets interesting how all the moral hard workers get quiet real soon.
@@JasunKness Very true. Well said.
I built a nice little hut on the Ottawa River. I had a guest book and let people know that it was for everyone. Had a nice stone fireplace,table,benches,all the comforts of home. People signed my book and were so happy about this place. I went there everyday for 2yrs and then one day I get there and it's been burnt to the ground. Nothing but smoke and ashes. I was heartbroken... It happened at Braeside beach, just west of Arnprior Ontario...
Sorry to hear about your hut. Was it on Crown Land? I know that the MNR will destroy huts/cabins (erected without appropriate authorizations)) on Crown Land here in NW Ontario if they become aware of them.
that is horrid so sorry
Pa jeets taking over
Very sad! What’s about Sasquatch there?
@@littleviking488 Yeah. The same in Alberta.
First time I have seen your channel so first view obviously. Your reaction, sentiment and self control are outstanding! I knew nothing about you or your channel but I sure do now. Will watch kore and I definitely LIKED 👍🏼 the video.
I see this throughout most the Canadian Rockies. Reckless destruction of pristine areas, camping items and electronics thrown into the bush, shot shells and targets strewn about, empty cans and bottles around firepits in the middle of nowhere, tarps, car parts, etc. It's disgraceful. It seems like personal responsibility and respect is a rarity now.
People who do that should feel ashamed, but they are not. Despicable!
That is the problem, there is no shame.
Probably teenagers. They still think pixies(or their mama) tidy everything.
If they did, they wouldn't do it IN THE FIRST PLACE!!! ☹ (But you're point is appreciated👍)
Modern society says you can’t judge or shame others.
They have kids and teach them rhe same. I feel sick even thinking about it.
When you are given everything, and never told NO. This is what you think is alright.
The rule they need to learn is leave the forest as it was after you visit it. 😖
You should report this to your national park service, let them know that someone is doing this on public land. Knowing the ones in my country, they would come and dismantle everything and perhaps even install cameras to find the people responsible. In my country cutting trees on public land is illegal. The worst part is that this is so wasteful and disrespectful to the forest, complete morons.
Sorry to see this sir.
Having picked up other peoples rubbish from the woods and fields where I walk over many years, my philosophy for remaining sane is not to dwell upon the why and just get on with the job of removing it from the environment that I love. Then when it is gone all is well in my little world, until the next time. Regards from the UK
Same. I pick up after people, hoping others notice how clean it is and will think twice to throw their trash in it..
RIDICULOUS ! if its carried in, then carry it out !
@@lavondacarter7228 and 99.9% of the time its lighter!
We have the same issue in America only 10 time worse. I don’t understand it as well.
It's part of Consumer Capitalism - Buy it then Chuck it 5 minutes later...
@@mikeoglen6848 🎯
@@mikeoglen6848 While there would be less trash if it had deposits to be redeemed, that wouldn't end it. Few are taught any better these days. Mommy runs around after them picking up when they are young, so they expect others to get their hands dirty cleaning up after them when they are grown.
@FrankRush-s2l I would say America is 100 times worse! At least!!! America IS rubbish!! If it weren't for my wife's health, we would move and expatriate!!!!!!!
This is very unfortunate. I am so sorry of this experience, and I hope they see this video and take the opportunity to remedy what they have done.
Really disgusting? Why do people have to destroy sthe property of othis is what gets a person thrown into jail because they're sick of people messing with their stuff for themselves indefinitely? All that rage just comes out on you because they caught your ass
Hello from America...I too feel the same anger at people and the disrespect they treat our beautiful world with. I am very saddened and sorry. I feel it. Love and warmth to you 🤗🙏
I'm sorry you cme across that, Bjorn. If I came home to see that in my grandparents' back 40, I wouldn't be very happy, either. Despite all that rubbish/destruction, you have very beautiful forests, and the deep snow covering it all makes the scene beautiful ❤
This is truly shameful ! There are some that will destroy any and everything for their own , short term ,pleasure. Despicable ! I am angry just seeing this. Things such as this happen in " My local woods " here in Canada and I see it as Disrespect to Mother Nature herself. :(
Happens where I live in a rural part of Canada. Some kids found something similar on a hike in the spring, and they cleaned it up. 32 bags of garbage from one site, and 20 from another.
@@crystalheartstar Yes myself and others , local dog walkers ,a small Church in the area ,that frequent our local trails have done the same. Although this is only a remedy not a solution to the problem. Does not teach respect to the offenders.
Yeah, sadly those of us who care and carry away other's rubbish are seen as mugs. Sometimes I think we are, as the more we care the less some others seem to. That said, I hold myself to higher standards (as you guys appear to) so f+×k 'em.
Thanks so much for sharing to the world and teaching what should be done as humans acting humanly 💝
People like this is why all assigned camp sites close to forests that were the only place to legally reside in nature for a night in my country now have been permanently closed. You go there with your extra trash bag with the best intentions and you know it's just the same behavior as we see here. I hope your country keeps it's outdoors/camping laws.
@BjornOutdoors: Which areas of Norway would you recommend for a bit of hiking and overnighting in the forest?
This is why I hate plastic packaging, i hate seeing all the litter on the ground as it feels like walking in a trash yard. There are shops in the outer hebrides of Scotland where you can refill your own bottles or reusable containers or jars with things like oats, herbs, spices etc instead of using and wasting plastic packaging which I think would be better if it started happening in other countries as well and companies world wide should come up with a different solution to packaging there goods to replace plastic.
@@KingEdwardtheTurbulentNeill26 I think there is a shop in Partick, Glasgow that does that too. Having said that, I saw a woman just drop a small bag of rubbish out her car window then drive off. She was only about two metres from a rubbish bin next to a bus stop.
I'm glad my family owns our own camp so we don't have to deal with shite like this.
People will never learn until there are real consequences to their actions.
New rule, those who get caught get`s to eat the can`s.
Citiots.I have a small business in rural Ontario, the garbage thrown in ditches is overwhelming. People who do this littering are not human beings.
Sorry to hear that 😢😢 horrible humans!
there are people who disrespect others and nature around the world, education is the answer but you can not force morality into anyone
I used to caretake 3 warming huts up in the Idaho mountains of the USA. I could clean them out well, stock firewood and shovel everything extra well on a friday, and it would be completely trashed by monday from weekend low lifes. This happened from fall hunting seasons till all the winter snow melted out.
I was told I was the only guy who had done that in allmost a dozen years......after I moved away and it was not taken care of by anybody, it all is just a trash heap once again. Im surprised they have not all burnt down yet. People suck !
Greetings from Louisiana to my favorite bearded guy in the woods. I'm sorry to hear about your campsite.
Always amazes me that people who obviously enjoy the outdoors can make such a mess of it. How small are their minds?
In Sweden we can find this kind of problems after people that come to our country to pic berrys to sell. Sad to say, but here in northern Sweden we see it every year.
I was always taught to leave the place cleaner, than when you left it.
It is a sadness, the haters of beauty
Disgraceful. I live on the coast and in the summer you wouldn't believe the rubbish people leave behind them, it's disgusting.
My friend, that which doesn’t defeat you only makes you stronger, please stay positive. You are much stronger, smarter and loving of the important aspects of life.
i'd love to see Norway one day, thanks for sharing
I'm sorry that you are experiencing this disrespect. Unfortunately it's commonplace in my country.
We have this in what little woodland there is in the UK. Ive gone out and cleared the garbage many times. Even had a few occasions where Im cleaning up and the culprits come along and give me trouble.... The worst offenders are the government flattening everything to build build build.
Yes, it's a big problem in my area here in SE Australia. Long weekends the free camps just get destroyed. Like this weekend- Australia day long weekend. Some awesome blokes even donated two massive skip bins to encourage people to bin their trash and a government authority told the truck driver they can't leave the bins because they don't have permits 🤦 Insanity.
Seeing people leave entire broken gazebos next to the regular trash bin in Leyburn's very generous free camp area made me see red. Selfish pricks.
Yeah, its to the point the govs seem to encourage the destruction.
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I have had experience with camping. And I have had experience with theft with my RV with my tents, you cannot leave anything unattended. And you cannot trust anybody. I learned from my lessons I had which is a lot of bad lessons. Please learn from yours and don't leave anything unattended.
It's much worse here in Turkey. People have no respect nor consideration. Drives me bananas.
It's the entire world trashed out. I couldn't believe how bad the Nile River is until I seen it. It was only recently 1980's and 90's that most of the world was still pristine, beautiful, and mostly not so trashed out with rubbish and industrial wastes. America is a wasteland now too as is most Asian and South America countries too. Its the result of debt based economics, global stakeholder capitalism, greed, and mental health disorders. Call it cultural and environmental death to Earth, if you will. So we're hearing about the global climate crisis and we need to eat ze bugs abandoning fossil fuels from old Klaus Schwab of WEF that President Trumps admires and praises highly as seen in some of the many videos the past 5 days that leaves us all wondering. WTF is going on? Many people feel high and intoxicated about it all thinking we're to be happy, blessed, and great again. It's like a drinkin' party online where everyone sits alone with a screen going instead of engaging in life except work and shopping of course.
Shows their maturity...
Sorry this happened to you. There's a creek near where I live that is often filled with rubbish. It saddens me every time I see it.
Why is it so hard for people to understand if you pack it in then you should pack it out? Maybe a sign telling people they need to take their trash with them it might make them do so. A little shame isn’t a bad thing. I live in the US and on our property we find stuff too which makes me so angry.
People are so disrespectful these days unfortunately. So sad and heartbreaking
Hunters were once natures protectors.
Times are changing.
Ive found 3 wounded steers on my ranch this winter.
Deer hunters are now rustlers. For 50 years , I have allowed hunting on my property. Not anymore. I will post no trespassing signs and have violators arrested.
Its a shame that a few scumbag criminals ruin it for everybody
@@unitedstatesdale Since 1963 on the farm the policy is treat people kind until you trespass. They may hate you but damn well respect you.
It’s heartbreaking and pisses me off. Same here in Oregon.
@@scottallen5269 Its everywhere. Every economic class, monetary class, mostly younger but they dont change getting older, just worse like the parents that never raised them. I'm so sorry this happened to you. Remember here in the usa, in 2021 people went into our Red Wood Nat. Park and tried to cut down and burn 3,000 yr old trees. Ramming rock formations, setting fires in mountain forests. Its like a blight! Take care and hope you dont give up on the rest of us. This hurts me too!
@ Truth…. those who can’t create, will destroy what is beautiful.
Stay strong friend
I learned camping from my late husband. We left nothing behind. We packed in most of our firewood. Our daughters do the same. Too many are not taught respect and dignity.
We have the same issue in Canada but it isn’t usually hunters, rather, it’s people who claim to be homeless. I empathize with them but destroying our back country by leaving garbage and destruction is not the answer.
Unfortunately this happen everywhere,sorry Bjorn! Stay strong friend!❄️💪🏻