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In reply to Post #13
Disgusting isn't it.
Blooming better off to leave the dog poo on the ground.
I actually went out and bought Beco Biodegradeable dog poo bags so if they did go to landfill they would break down.
I find the whole thought of landfill abhorrent, clothes from the 1970/80's still wearable after washing, nappies still complete and full of sh...
Far better to use the waste as fuel for an incinerator or power station😉
I have a mate who fishes the Broads for pike from his boat for a weekend at the time. He poos in a bucket with water in, then tips it over the side.
As for disposal from my bucket from fishing on the bank, I double bag the bucket, leaving it in the bucket until I get back then put it in a black bin bag and into my black bin.
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In reply to Post #1
Mine go in the general waste bin at home.
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I wondered what happens to dog poo in the many bins and apparently it ends up in landfill sites and the only problem is the mucho cheapo bags are plastic and remain in the ground for god knows how many years
WORSE IMO are F*****g dog owners !!! with the practice of hanging poo-filled bags from trees in the country side
or chucking them in peoples gardens down the streets
When I have fished a session I normally put my bag of rubbish in one of the Layby bins on the way home
and my 30L Biodegradable leak proof Bin Liner Compostable with my whoopsie in 
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I’ve used an air tight bucket with out bags for ages big enough to use small enough to enable an easy clean out in the toilet at home. No more than the usual waste.
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In reply to Post #9
So is littering but it doesn’t stop it happening 
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In reply to Post #8
I do like the sentiment of this,Taking the crap back in a different form.
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In reply to Post #2
Thats illegal im afraid.
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I usually put my bags in the bins outside the KFC or McDonalds drive thru on the way home. 
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In reply to Post #5
Nothing to do with party politics, just chose the biggest slime balls, so add Corbyn if you like.thanks for the info.
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In reply to Post #3
What about Christmas tree decorations like a lot of dog walkers
It’s not like anyone’s going to check the bags to see if it’s a 2 or 4 legged animal lol
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In reply to Post #1
if you could travel, any of the labour MP's would be a better choice
but I use the brief relief disposa john bags and just put them in the black bin
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In reply to Post #1
Just bin them like you would a soiled nappy, surely?
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In reply to Post #2
Down the toilet is a possibility but would still be left with some pretty unpleasant bags. If my plan works I will have 5/6 job lots so to speak.
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In reply to Post #1
Curl them out of the bags and Chuck it down the toilet ?
Personally I think I would throw them in a dog sh1t bin
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I am ready for all the humorous cr*p so feel free. However, serious question. If I use the bivvy loo I will end with compost able bags containing solid and gelled waste. As I am unable to travel and hurl them at Boris or Gove or Gavin Williamson, what do I do with them? So far all I can come up with is burying them in the garden or putting them in the compost. Is there a genius idea out there somewhere.
OK sh*theads, bring it on.
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