It is always to the best interest to find a peaceable solution to any encounter. The very best is to avoid the possibility of any encounter through
being preemptive.
I am merely stating that it takes more than awareness, which is very important in it's own sense. It takes knowledge to act and react. Observation is
the first thing learned in tracking. The second is learning how to be still and quiet.
Being aware that you are lost in the woods is the first step. Knowing what to do because of it is the next. The best option of course was to not get
lost in the first place.
Without a doubt one cannot know or have the resources to deal with every situation that might come up. But to best be able to deal with those you can.
Having the skills and tools available is a good first step.
Do you carry a EDC bag? Are you always armed? Are you always prepared.
The worst thing is trying to do this all the time. It is why the Secret Service is rotated so often. It is near impossible to maintain a state of
readiness all the time. One needs to learn also how and when to let your guard down.
respectfully
reluctantpawn


