When Nature Calls: A Guide for How to Pee Nature

Hannah Marcom // April 14

Let’s just start off by addressing the elephant in the room, it’s the awkwardness of talking about peeing in nature and outside as a woman. Let’s break the ice with a little cheesy bathroom humor:

Why can’t you ever hear a pterodactyl using the toilet?

Because the P is silent!

Sorry, I told you it was cheesy. But honestly, how else am I supposed to kick off the topic of relieving yourself in the outdoors? It’s taboo and uncouth to talk about but it’s also extremely necessary. Women don’t have the luxury of easily peeing in the outdoors like men do, so let’s not be embarrassed and embrace it. Here are a handful of items that could make things a little bit easier for when you “gotta go”.

How to Go Pee in Nature and Outdoors

Do it Like the Guys with a Urination Device

Popping a squat is anything but discrete, if you find a remote location to do your business you are still exposing yourself for the world to see, at least it feels that way. Luckily, there are a ton of different female urination devices that are designed to allow women to pee standing up while remaining fully clothed. We’re going to talk about three that Miss Pursuit team members have used. All three brands are a little different and have their own pros and cons. They’re very similarly priced and are worth testing out to see which one might work best for you.

Pee in Nature

GoGirl Female Urination Device

$23

GoGirl is a female urination device, also referred to as a FUD. In other words, it’s a funnel-shaped, silicone device that allows you to pee in a standing position. It’s reusable and travel-friendly. Rather than squatting, hovering, or holding it, you can stand and go. It’s neat. It’s discreet. Includes 1 (one) Khaki GoGirl, one disposable baggie, and one tissue.

The compact and travel-friendly Go Girl is a flexible, medical-grade silicone option that can pack up small enough to fit in your pocket.  This product, however, requires a considerable amount of practice prior to being able to confidently use it in the field.

pStyle Female Urination Device

$12

PEE STANDING UP WHILE FULLY CLOTHED! The solid design of the pStyle makes it a cinch to maneuver through zippers or around elastic waistbands. Intuitive positioning and a wide cup make it easy to use. Just place, tilt the spout down, keep it level, and go!

The pStyle is a rigid plastic design allowing you to stand and remain fully dressed. This product is easy to use, likely because it’s larger in comparison to the other products mentioned. The size, however, does make it a lot less discrete to use and carry in a backpack. This product wouldn’t easily fit in most pants pockets, for example. Carrying cases are available but they’re sold separately.

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SHEWEE Extreme Female Urinal

$16

  • ✅ THE ORIGINAL – Shewee Extreme Female Urination Device since 1999, accept no imitations! Made in the UK, sold to the world! 
  • ✅ DON’T SQUAT – Stand up and take control, avoid the filthy festival portapotties and grim public loo’s with our Female Urinal! Ideal for traffic jams, festivals, women in the military and MUCH more! 
  • ✅ DISCREETLY & EASILY – Have a wee whenever, and wherever you need to, without removing your clothing or underwear. Simply unzip and go!

Lastly is the Shewee, the original female urination device. Shewee makes both a rigid and flexible version and offers an extension pipe letting you easily direct pee away from your clothes and shoes. A carrying case is included for the original rigid version.

I got [the SheWee] for backpack hunting and using in a tree stand.  I used it in the summer to start and it was amazing, easy to use, etc. In a real hunting situation, I guess I wait until I really have to pee and that is the problem. The cup part is a  little narrow, so you really have to control the stream or you pee all over yourself. That also leaves you feeling like you still have to pee.  The other thing is to not let it get cold, that is BAD. I think it makes your urethra have involuntary contractions. It definitely has its uses but those are on a nice day when you aren't in a hurry. So, not in a tree stand or if you are waiting for something to come in.”

Jaimie Robinson

If You Gotta Go, Make it Easy

Field wipes are nothing new but they aren’t all created equal, look for wipes that are safe to use all over your body, like these Nose Jammer Rear-N-Gear wipes. These are all-purpose wipes that make clean up quick, easy, and will keep your scent covered.  It beats having to walk around with a full roll of toilet paper, too.

When Nature Calls: A Guide for How to Pee Nature

There is never a good time to stop everything, find a place to go, and undress your bottom half when you’re hunting or fishing in cold temperatures. That’s where drop-seat bibs come in handy! These types of bibs have zippers that allow you to lower the back half of your pants so that you don’t have to completely undress and can quickly cover yourself back up.

We all have to go, and sometimes, you have to pee outdoors. Hopefully, these tips make it easier the next time you’re out!

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About the Author

Hannah Marcom

Hannah is a Texas native who discovered her love of bowhunting in her late twenties, with an affinity for turkey and whitetail hunting. You can find her working as a Social Media Manager during the week and shooting her bow, hunting, and preparing for her next hunting adventure on the weekends. Hannah is passionate about connecting with women who love the outdoors and sharing her experiences as a plus-size woman.