Good morning:: Unfortunately a very very important point has been seemingly missed. Most are concentrating upon an ideal situation.
What happens to the typical city / urban dweller under these conditions? What happens if / and when they migrate out into the country invading your isolated retreat zone? The country used in the manner visualized here, just won't support more than a very limited no of people.
Remember, the American Indian was constantly at war with his neighbors, both for females and food producing areas. Many, many starved to death each winter. They did not live with nature, they raped and fought nature, and each other, to keep alive. That myth of an idyllic life should have been discarded long ago.
The best scenario that could be visualized, is to exist for a few days or weeks before the competition would overwhelm you.
This is when a nice warm female like my TT would keep a cave / hideout, nicely warm, plus she could cook, clean up, fetch firewood, .gather local roots and grasses, hunt and fish, and defend out little paradise, and pump out new future hands in between times, while I maintain / conserve my masculine strength and appearance.
Taken from the Native Indians customs word for word. It was a male paradise. sigh perhaps we can start it again?
Don Jose de La Mancha
p.s. I lived off of the country in the jungles between Mexico & Honduras for 6 months looking for Mayan ruins. It took most of each day just finding food, AND water. My basic, was rice, tea, brown sugar mixed with chocolate and a small packet of spices. When I occasionally met with a Lacandon family, I would trade off .22 cartridges for tortillas, or whatever..
And I said you were a good guy, well I retract that statement here and now.
