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    Quote Originally Posted by rocketsocks View Post
    Serious question....I thought you could make small quantities of shine for personal consumption....No?

    I not talking about untaxed shine or illegal shine, so this is not in regard to that very funny comment.
    It varies by state.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MDSection12 View Post
    It varies by state.
    Thanks, yeah i couldn't get my head around making beer and wine and not being able to cook some shine.


    If you love your country, your gonna have to love moonshine~Tickle..."moonshiners"
    Last edited by rocketsocks; 05-10-2013 at 14:57.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MDSection12 View Post
    It varies by state.
    True states have their laws but the feds say not without an expensive and highly regulated distilling plant permit.

    Also keep in mind lead and methanol contamination is still an issue with shine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rocketsocks View Post
    Thanks, yeah i couldn't get my head around making beer and wine and not being able to cook some shine.
    As bfayer states above, there are still some health concerns with distillation that are not an issue with simple fermantation.

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    You haven't had a long night at a shelter until you're with a group of hikers passing around a vial of acid.
    Wilderness is not a luxury but a necessity of the human spirit, and as vital to our lives as water and good bread.
    -Edward Abbey

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    Quote Originally Posted by MDSection12 View Post
    As bfayer states above, there are still some health concerns with distillation that are not an issue with simple fermantation.
    like illegal stills goin boom boom

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    Quote Originally Posted by Luddite View Post
    You haven't had a long night at a shelter until you're with a group of hikers passing around a vial of acid.
    Button button, who's got the button.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Luddite View Post
    You haven't had a long night at a shelter until you're with a group of hikers passing around a vial of acid.
    Was that really necessary.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Luddite View Post
    You haven't had a long night at a shelter until you're with a group of hikers passing around a vial of acid.
    now that's a party

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chaco Taco View Post
    now that's a party
    calls for a safety meeting.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hikerboy57 View Post
    calls for a safety meeting.
    on it......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chaco Taco View Post
    on it......
    well thats one thing thats the same on the trail-a quick and immediate reaction

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    Quote Originally Posted by hikerboy57 View Post
    well thats one thing thats the same on the trail-a quick and immediate reaction
    Im always in hiker mode

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    I dont really have anything to contribute, but seeing how the thread is going and in honor of the OP Fakin the Funk...

    igne et ferrum est potentas
    "In the beginning, all America was Virginia." -​William Byrd

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    Eight yrs later. Page #423. Someone will STILL have something to say about the most famous and widely consumed DRUG - alcohol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dogwood View Post
    Eight yrs later. Page #423. Someone will STILL have something to say about the most famous and widely consumed DRUG - alcohol.
    I say it should be more available and less costly

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    Quote Originally Posted by hikerboy57 View Post
    calls for a safety meeting.
    Alice and the white rabbit are osha reps.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kookork View Post
    Cheers, I am also a 2014 potential thru hiker. I am not a regular drinker but have no issue with someone who enjoys a drink or two while on trail whatsoever. If you are not drunk who cares. It is your time on trail, your money,your body,your life and I am just there to enjoy the trail just like you. Hike your own hike is not just about the walking and speed or how you tackle the trail, it is about respecting yourself like others. You like to drink? , fine by me.
    Not only that, but numerous studies have shown that those of us who drink moderately live longer than those who don't -- both teetotalers and drunks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hikerboy57 View Post
    well thats one thing thats the same on the trail-a quick and immediate reaction
    Can never be too careful about safety.

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    yes, you will deal with alcohol on the trail, and yes, you will deal with drunks on the trail. If drunks and alcohol are a problem to you, avoid the shelters as much as possible

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