Until we see a naked Eskimo from the 1800's. Aboriginal old photos are one of the closest things we have to visually look at.

But of course not the closest thing. And everyone is going to look a bit different. Different genetics etc.

You are now Sitting Coyote

hahahaha

Most people here are seeking truth and better health.
Call it what you want, but this forum is truly amazing.

the plan for living in wild is real. i don't understand why it is impossible to live in jungle. here, u all can see in 60 acres  hawaii jungle how they are living. i'm planning to do this on 75+ acres...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRurlbRCBe8

Wow, they are pretty complex with it. I like to squat when I poop. I lift up the lid, stand on the rim. Squat and poop.

Edit: That lady in the green dress must be lactating.... :0
Not looking at it sexually. But her breasts were huge.

i kinda like winter hehe

i want some Inuit boots for the snow here,

you don't like the cold wodgina?

do you get any snow?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLnWf1sQkjY
one of my favorites

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agY9axKRNaU
i still wish i could be a pokemon trainer

Raw pork is too bland. Raw wild boar meat has an excellent gamey taste. Only trouble is that my local sellers in Austria make sure to get the blood out first before sale.

I bet grain fed pork can be bland, but free rang pork may be a little better. Agreed, gamy taste is better. Wild goose is amazing compared to chicken btw.
There is wild boar here, if you get a small game license you can hunt as many as you want because they are considered a nuisance to farmers and a threat to native animals.

I'd love to hunt me some boar.

i wwoofed in france (near pierefort, auvergne) a couple summers ago for two weeks mainly just gardening and pulling weeds. i also wwoofed two summers ago in oregon at a grassfed beef and lamb farm. mostly herding the animals to new pastures, mending fences, etc. did that for a month and got all the grassfed meat i wanted. i also sold their stuff at the farmer's markets. i wrote about that experience in the 'pacific northwest here i come' journal (pics too). and then recently i've been going out to this wwoof farm near my home whenever i have access to a car. so far it's only been two days but they raise ducks and lots of fruits and veggies. i was mostly bailing and stacking hay though when there.

it's a lot of fun and not too much work. plus you get food and a place to stay. would be really fun with another rpder. we should try and do that. when are you off school sully?

That sounds great, especially the one on the grass fed farm. My first semester will be over I think by the end of November. Or until I finish my online pie for math 95, (I am takeing basic math now just to get it over with).
Is there any possibilty getting a job through the farm, or maybe an apprenticeship?
this is going to be awsome.

Do you have skype

Camerman is a pretty cool job. You will probably start with some country TV station and work your way up to maybe even filming documentries and stuff, people I went to school with have done this.

Getting a job really is the way to go, when you get older you'll understand this more.

Yeah, cameraman would be a nice job. I understand the importance of a job in today's world, I'll need a degree to fall back on.
Any who, we should all at least go on a hunting trip or go camping etc. With modern supplies, just to meet and hang out. Or do meet ups  like GS and Yon did.

I would sleep together naked like the INuit and many other people did. I house made by Tee peeing sticks and insulating with animal skinds with fur. Or  a snow den *(depends on where you are, even a cave will do)
 Sleeping on layers animal skins and using them for blankets and being with other naked people will surely keep you warm.

Like I said along these lines before, thinking like the average person will get you killed in the true wild.

I think you should consider becoming a farmer Sully. Sounds right up your alley.

My personal dream is to pursue my career in filmmaking and live on a ranch and be totally self sufficient, grow my own meat, milk and veg whilst working as a director.

Dude that sounds great, I was thinking to switching my major to filming. It's one of my many passions. I can edit films, good camera man, etc.
I just need a degree.

this is romantic, but not serious.  

I once read something that an explorer wrote I think. He said that the Eskimo/Inuit were one of the happiest people he came across, but they lived in the harshest of climates.

We all know its because of their diet.

People who know that they can survive off of raw meats and fats will definitly fair better as hunter gahterers.
It's not like I will be out there saying, "oh man, I wish I had a cheeseburger."

Although I'll admit, whats one to do if society discovers your tribe?
I guess, this is why having a community farm seems like the best option.
Entertainment? Hunting, gatherering, talking, connecting with the people in front of you. Like you said, singing, dancing, etc. A group of healthy people will ahve stronger minds than someone who eats sad and says, "oh gee, I want to live in the wild"