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Not likely. At least, not definitively.
You won't. You will treat all naturally occurring water as potentially contaminated. At least, when possible - In a life or death situation with no way to even attempt to purify it, you don't have a choice.
People drank water from all sorts of sources before the development of modern water-treatment. It's not a death sentence to drink unprocessed water. But, now that our knowledge is a bit better, we know we "should" make some attempts to purify it if at all possible. In a survival situation, if you can't do that... you can't do it and will have to drink it in order to survive.
With the ability to make a fire and have wood, one can create a filter system with appropriate media. It's not foolproof, but it could help. (Charcoal can be made with essentially twice-burned wood, which develops microscopic pores that radically increase its surface area and that are capable of capturing many contaminants.)
No fancy tools at least, some basic ones like a knife or a cooking pot, the kind of things everyone can find almost everywhere I'll autorise here. But nothing like dedicated water filters for outdoorsmen or stuff like that.
Well, if you know what you're doing you can even purify your water with bleach. You just have to know the doses and abilities of such products. It's a well-knowed hiker's habit.
Still, I really discourage anyone to try drinking such water. There is some nasty parasites and diseases in those and some can actually kill you or leave you with life-long disabilities. Don't drink water in the wild lightly, learn how to do it correctly before, really.
Nope, lakes are worst, if I have a choice between a river and a lake, I'll take the river, no hesitation. But I guess I'll have to go upstream enough to avoid the contaminated area if there is one.
How do you catch this deer with no hunting equipement ?
Based ^^
Indeed. just a little warning about distiled water : you need to have a good diet to consume it, as you'll need other sources of minerals as you basically drink demineralised water. Especially calcium and magnesium. I don't recommend it in a situation where you don't have access to that kind of diet. It's good to drink if you have nothing better. Also, distiling water from dirty water doesn't remove everything, some harmfull chemicals can evaporate with water and still be in it after distilation.
You got a 50/50 chance, I say that's good enough to risk it
Because water filter is...stone age knowledge, and fortunately I know how to make one without modern day tools.
So instead of taking a chance I can just make it safe.
If that is not allowed, any water sources that wild animals can drink, I can.
Dumb idea, it's easy to poison some water to trap robbers. Never mess with peoples with some knowledge about chemicals and plants. :)
The sawyer filters can be cleaned, those can last a lifetime if correctly maintained. In case of clogging you need to put it in a white vinegar + hot water solution, leave it for several hours and then reserve use it with hot water to purge it. It should work like a new one again. Want you really want to avoid in freezing the filter as ice will destroy the filter.
For those interested about the actual recommanded method, it was in the two first pages here. ^^