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What kind of fish does this catch?
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>>1394766 Rainbow thot, chilean sea-ass, and largemouth puss.
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>>1395349 Cheating cunt whores
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Do "natural forests" still exist in NA and Europe, unaffected by men?
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Lets say I want to claim/buy a lot of land where nobody will bother me, taxes are low and I can hunt.
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>>1394514 Basically if you're not continuously earning money you can't own land. Nowhere civilized won't send someone with a clipboard to take just enough to force you off your land if you're not productive.
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Northern New England, Canada, Alaska, Russia, Parts of Poland, Parts of Finland.
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>>1394514 Land is horribly cheap in northern Canada. You don't even need to own a lot of it since most is crown and uninhabited/untrodden.
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>>1387716 >Do "natural forests" still exist in NA and Europe, unaffected by men? Yes
In Europe look for 'primordial forest'
>>1387719 shut up and learn
>>1387726 Again wrong
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_old-growth_forests
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Hey guys. Looking to pick up a couple antique axe heads after work that i plan to use. Any brands to look for/avoid? Im in the southern United States. Pfa
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>>1395343 Brand really doesn't matter, as long as the bit is still thin and ground right back. I've owned and used them all and there really is little difference, don't believe the hype and bullshit
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Is it worth being a bike snob or should I just get a bike at a thrift store that I can ride? I want to start biking on trails and in the park. Good outdoorsmen are super expensive and out of my price range though. Please give me recs and advice for a beginner. I’m not familiar with any brands.
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I'm right in to my mountain biking.
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Steal one.
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>>1392061 Everything this guy just said is wrong. Good parts dont last forever (obviously) and even if they have very light use I'd still reccomend taking the bike to a bike shop and have it checked over. But sram and shimano XTR is real good but might be a little too much for a beginner.
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How often do you ride?
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>>1391533 when I had cheap bikes I'd wear the out. Now I have two expensive bikes and two mid range. I barely ride anymore. Doesn't matter what you ride, just ride, and make sure you can do basic repair. Tubeless tyers and hydrolic brakes are a pain to diy
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Going camping this weekend at Daniel ridge loop in NC. Has anyone here been there before? Heard you can camp wherever there. Is it better then black balsam knob? Thanks. Pic unrelated.
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Any watch/smartwatch recommended for /out/?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTLKxUp7z7o
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>>1394943 i have a recommendation for you: use the fucking catalog, faggot.
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>>1394943 >battery life not even good enough for an overnighter oh I am laughing
You larpers better stick to your national park day trails, don't want to get your REI jacket scratched up now
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>>1394943 Anyone of these things can do that and a lot more.
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I'm looking for MREs for a Youtube video I've had in mind. I live in Canada and these are the only ones I could find. Do you recommend these or do you have any other recommendations?
https://totalprepare.ca/product/meal-kit-mre-meals-ready-to-eat/
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>>1394993 the forums on
mreinfo.com are pretty active. i wouldn't recommend mre's in general. that said, there is an established elder god of mre reviews on youtube already named steve 1989
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2I6Et1JkidnnbWgJFiMeHA Anonymous
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>>1395003 I actually watch his videos. He got me wanting to try mres bad. Noice!
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Cheaper than mountain meals, but less filling and not as tasty. They tend to be high in calorie but nothing beats bringing an extra half kilo of rice for those week-2 week long trips. I always bring nuts, jerkey, and dried fruit as well and Gatorade powder to add to my water for electrolytes.
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How am I supposed to pack a banjo on any decent hike/camping/kayaking trip? It's already nearly as light and portable as a musical instrument can be but even caseless (which would make it very vulnerable) it's still awkward. Some people say not to bother bringing a gun because of the extra weight and mass but god damn it's a lot easier to walk around fully packed with a .30-30 than a fucking instrument
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While I wouldn't recommend taking a banjo innawoods, the look on people's faces when they hear banjo music coming from deep in the woods would be worth the trouble.
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>>1395212 I dont get the meme about muh heavy firearms even my m1 weighs like 9lbs and is significantly less awkward than a bow considering it's a stick
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>>1395212 Why would you take a bow?
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>>1395212 My compound bow weighs more than my rifle.
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>>1395212 >As far as carrying a weapon goes, bows are pretty lightweight, especially recurves. t. never carried a recurve innawoods
Sure they are light, but theyre terribly unwieldy if you're bushwhacking any
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Why do we tolerate these invasives, /out/?
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>>1395030 They don't taste as good. Also, bass are spread around all over the USA because "good sport" and they also taste bland. Their natural habitat was only a small section of the USA.
>>1395104 >Wolves and grizzly bears do not amass nearly the amount of victims that bison and elk do. That's because morons think there's nothing dangerous about prey animals.
>>1395116 pic
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>>1395105 Why are there small branches growing an the surf anon?
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>>1395104 >foam rave party goes wrong when these lions...jpg You won't believe what happens next.
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>>1395064 Don't you think Americans have done enough irreparable damage by releasing dangerous African animals into America already ?
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any urbexers here? im lookin for brave people who can join our crew
