Umm...if you find yourself making reminder notes from that list, does THAT mean you just might be a survivalist? Uh-oh.


Frank2135

OK, perhaps I wasn't clear about the conditions.
Wide open fields with lot's of fresh air to mix, five bundles about the size of your forearm in fires about 50yards apart....
sooo...far lower concentrations than if we had thrown CS grenades into their camp(CS and CN can do the same thing in even lower concentrations than Poison Ivy smoke) and it's contamination is persistent therefore the effects are far longer lasting.
The effects are quite similar to both CS and CN and must be inhaled in sufficient quantity. If I did anything before doing this, I did my research, and as you know, safety protocols are paramount!
Thanks for your concern OBG, no muss, no fuss.

I should probably let this one drop, but what the heck. Nothing I have found regarding CS , or CN indicate that it can be fatal. Poison ivy, on the other hand, can be. I have been exposed to both CN and CS (thankfully I got to skip DM), they hurt, but is it a short term hurt. Unlike the blisters in the lungs that poison ivy can cause. I would hope that you (and others) will skip burning poison ivy in the future...

You might be a survivalist if, you keep a supply of red shirts & brown pants handy.