looking for outdoors advice, thanks!

>>995801
A water filter and a fishing pole will take care of most of what you need if you pick an area that has water and fish. Picking up a foraging guide for your region can help a lot as well.

I have a question about like this. I live near farming community out here in southern AZ the closest river is the Gila and a lot of fertilizer and chemicals from crop dusting end up in the river how would I go about purifying it? Or should i just do solar stills?

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>>995821
Removing shit like that from water requires a reverse osmosis filter, which you're not gonna lump around in a backpack.

On a related note, MIT and UC Berkeley just tested an atmospheric water harvester prototype using metal organic framework powders to absorb and condense moisture in the air. They say with existing technology they could make another prototype that could produce up to three quarts of water a da, even in the desert. And scaling up is very doable because so much of the tech already exists.

So moisture farming might be a thing soon.

>>995844
So solar stills.

>>995979
Yeah, if it's viable.

so would it be ok if used that river water in the still?

Where to start. Firstly, where are you and where do you want to go? Different places have different restrictions. How long do you plan on staying out? What is you're actual experience in bushcraft? The best thing for you to do is find a local blog or bushcraft training school. Don't get wrapped up with the "Survivalists" or "Preppers". Survival is when nature catches you unprepared and prepping is when you want to be ready for TEOTW. Also, don't get involved with these people who think they are going to overthrow the government with their AR15 and a thousand rounds. They will just cause you to get a small 12 by 12 rather then the open wild.

Seychelle fill2pure water bottles might b ok for u, tookit around w me in india and they got all kind of shit in their water.

http://www.fill2purefilters.com.au/