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Buddy of mine caught this on a trail cam in north Georgia a few days back, we can’t figure out what the hell it is, it’s not a black bear, looks nothing like one, and it has bare skin on it’s face, so I ask, what the fuck is this?
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>>1877747 that's my uncle, don't bother him
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>>1877747 oh hey that's me
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>>1877777 Take my soul daddy
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Why didnt you guys tell me about new mexico?
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>>1887881 >>1887884 OMG is it skinwalkers?
Is that the problem here?
Pls tell me its not skinwalkers
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>>1887879 >I am supposed to go to colorado tomorrow but everything is so crowded up there i might just stay another week here. That's why I don't tell people about it. Now shut the fuck up!
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>>1887894 its mostly the meth
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>>1887894 no it's worse, new mexico is home to the even more dangerous peniswalkers
they can disguise themselves as your penis and then then you go to jerk off they strike and cum in your eye, blinding you before jumping off and running away singing a silly song
In hindsight they're not that dangerous but still, be careful anon
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>>1887930 The drug problems are contained to a few cities and towns. Most of nicer bits dont have any problems but abq and the reservation towns are shitholes.
There are also a couple of mexican heroin town in the north
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What's the best axe you can recommend for bushcraft? Getting into it with 2 friends and we have no idea what gear to get, and I keep hearing different opinions on everything from the people at my local shop
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Well thank you kindly, the fiskar is perfect
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dont fall for the batoning meme
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>>1886419 Wooden handle, traditional head. Axes are shaped this way for good reason and new axes with single-piece designs or weird connections just make the axe worse; metal handles are particularly awful for ergonomics.
Hultafors, Hults Bruks and Husqvarna all do decent axes at an entry price point. If you want something fancy, get a gransfors bruks.
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>>1886419 >What's the best axe you can recommend for bushcraft? be sure to read/watch a couple of safety guides/instructions on how to handle and use an axe
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How about a small hut/shelter thread? Things like small huts, shelters and the like. They can be work in progress.
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>>1888097 Op here: This is currently a work in progress one by me. Dunno why the pic rotated.
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>>1888097 Stop destroying forest
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>>1888097 >look at m fort t. phone poster
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>>1888158 So instead of building a shelter out of wood, which will fall apart and rot, I should bring a tent and sleeping pad so I can shed microplastics all over the forest floor. Good idea retard
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My birthday is coming up and several of my friends recommended buying a pair either new or second hand. I go to a fairly outdoorsy uni and while they're certainly a fashion statement here people also love to talk about how rugged and comfortable they are, waterproof etc.
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My local Sierra has them on clearance for $12 right now it’s worth a try at that price
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These are fantastic shoes. Very easy and comfortable Theyre not great for anything other than super light hiking though, i would suggest keens for that
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they're incredible, buy a pair. worth every penny
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>>1882108 Mog them by getting huaraches. Bonus points if you make your own.
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>>1882108 >open toe Meme. They look unprofessional and lazy. They perform in only the bare minimum. And they're expensive for a chunk of fucking rubber and straps. Absolute meme.
Unless you're a woman, in which case go for it and remember that blowjobs are the key to a man's heart.
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What the fuck are you cunts planning on doing for this upcoming season? Buy your Ikon pass already? Your local pass? Epic pass deadline is this week, what are your plans?
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>>1883796 I did Epic Local - not going up holidays generally anyway, and with the reservation system they have in place it seems even harder to go up holidays.
Epic Local seems like a good deal if you are near to enough places on the pass.
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>>1884310 You can do Beaver Creek/Vail in the same trip, they really aren't too bad to get between, we stayed at one and skiied the other one day when conditions warrantees it.
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>>1888156 That's what I did. The hill I ski locally is Epic. No Ikon in my state, not that there's really anything to be had lmao
And yes, fuck skiing on holidays. I always try to find the least busy weekdays to ski.
>>1888160 Yah, that's why I lumped them together. Is Beaver Creek pretty cool? I was looking at the map and it's kinda sad looking compared to Vail. Looks like the trails at the highest elevation are all blues and greens? I've never heard of such a thing. Maybe a dayer. But fuck, I could be completely wrong about it. Just a casual observation.
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>>1880708 Find out if your town has a ski swap where you can get good used equipment.
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>>1888233 Beaver Creek has some nice groomers and a race course. I think they do world cup races there. I think it's pretty great in that regard, but take that with a grain of salt because that's not really my style. The stuff off of Birds of Prey and Grouse Mountain are pretty fun. I wouldn't go out of my way to visit again but I would have a great time if I ended up skiing there anyway.
If you've never been on a race course I think it's worth a visit. I'm no racer so that shit was surprisingly terrifying at first.
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Now that the smoke is finally clearing I'm itching to go out again. Share pics, spots, stories. Does the rain bother you this time of year?
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>>1886457 follow the road for a mile after the high steel bridge in Olympic national forest. whole area is ripe for the pickin
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WA fag here. Smoke cleared out. Smoke was thick but has cleared out. This happens almost every year nothing new.
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>>1887618 Thats way down south. Is there anything closer to the Quilcene area?
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>>1885969 The sky was yellow at my house.
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>>1885969 I live inawoods ~hour outside of Seattle, I couldn't see trees a half mile away in the smoke, normally got viz for miles and miles.
Shit was gross.
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Cantaloupe. You canta fool me, anon.
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The kind you shove up your ass
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>>1887990 do you even bovist
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300 fps
Bepis !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>1886491 There’s a big gap in what you can do with an air rifle and a .22 in certain jurisdictions, I’m assuming OP is in suburbia if he’s talking about an airsoft and hasn’t already grabbed his .22 and knocked out the pests.
Also there are some pretty powerful air rifles. Illinois actually requires a FOID card for air rifles >.177cal and >700fps because a good .22 air rifle can be just as powerful as an actual .22. I have sent many pellets in and out of birds with my .177 air rifle in my suburban backyard and didn’t get arrested when the asshole neighbor called the cops.
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>>1887327 >22 air rifle can be just as powerful as an actual .22. I got 1000fps .22
Kills possums, incredibly. They’ll absorb lead like a sponge. Still needs to be lung or head shot.
Annoyingly the light pellet is shot on bords. A mate has a wild chicken problem. I could hear them hit at 30m, and they just flapped around a bit ha ha fuck
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>>1885836 >the cock cage of firearms Just get a fucking .22 purse pistol, and a pretty pretty princess dress for when you go hunt the .1 acre tree line down the street and be done with it Anon. They probably cost about the same.
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>>1886491 Eh, air rifle is good for rabbits around the property. Much cheaper to shoot.
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>>1885836 Wrist rocket!!!! 15 bucks and unlimited ammo. (Rocks)
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US-Canada border reopening in less than a week boys. Anyone gonna cross the 49th? Where you gonna go?
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>>1884817 You can be as mad at me as you want but it won't fix your credit score.grow up!
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>>1882082 It literally got extended another month
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>>1882082 Keep your typhoid mary asses in the US. You have the best country in the world for /out/ings anyway.
>>1884928 Good. I don't know a single Canadian that wants to let americans in.
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>>1884232 ~320k. I get pretty good use out of it and I expect it to increase in value with time. Dad was a really large land owner in the midwest, left me a lot when he passed. If you're saving up I would recommend investing in real estate as opposed to going for plots of wilderness. You can get just as good of an experience at a national park or BLM land. Shit snowballs really fast if you play your cards right, especially with current tax laws. Start small, duplexes maybe. Good luck.
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>>1884819 I’ve only paid interests on two things in my life: a car I bought in 2006 and paid off in 2008 (it was a five year loan), and my house, financed in 2016. My credit score is over 800 by all three agencies (for some reason it’s like 20 point higher according to Equifax).
