Necessities...

[McRoy]

As a new kilt wearer it seems an obvious question as to how a scottish gentleman goes about his business regarding to put it delicately No's one and two. Does one as the ladies do appropriate a stall or just stand in front of the urinal and hike up one's kilt? It seems easiest to take a stall and remove one's kilt for one's business then simply don the kilt once the paperwork is completed. A lot less fuss than dipping one's tartan on the waters.

[Chainsaw02]

McRoy,

Do which ever you feel comfortable doing. Just do your best to keep from having a soggy kilt.

Larry Dirr aka chainsaw02

[Riverkilt]

Always just lift mine at the urinal. Not uncommon to hear the door to the facility open, a pause, then close, after some gent decides to wait until I'm done....guys can be weird.

[Mikilt]

Beware of splashback when using a urinal. It can attract moths.

[Tarheel]

What goes in, must come out is the problem McRoy. There have been the (asked and answered) segments in General Kilt Talk section on this topic (from standing to sitting to camping squats). That's the place to look.
Personally, I walk into a latrine and whistle a rousing, "Johnny Comes Marching Home Again", the mild-mannered flee, the brave salute and the crazies join in the chorus. I've never had a back-splash moth problem yet.

[Riverkilt]

One more reason to wear an underkilt (slip-like garment) or underwear with wool kilts...won't do much for splashback but helps with dribbles. See sweat also attracts moths so best to remain serene while kilting in wool.

[McRoy]

I've taken to wearing matching tartan boxers under my kilts. Always good for a laugh when asked what you've got under there and very practical. Not one for going "regimental" as from a hygiene standpoint at one time people didn't bathe either and most of us do not hold to that as tradition either. ;-)