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Any advice on what to bring for 10 days of supplies on the 100 Mile Wilderness part of the AT? Indecisive about what foods to take.
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>>1520172 >>1520179 >>1520178 Thanks.
I asumed he ment looting other hikers, lol.
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>>1520191 That looks really good
Cute guy too
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>>1520404 >Can't English right >No you're retarded for not reading my mind Retard
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Yay or Nay?
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>>1520397 Oh. Well, hiking will sort that out for you. Missä päin pyörit?
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>>1520410 >>Oh. Well, hiking will sort that out for you My thoughts exactly
>>Missä päin pyörit? Southern Finland, 2 more weeks and I'm going to Iceland for 3 weeks to drive in the gear.
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>>1520413 Fucking love Iceland. If you're staying a night in reykjavik go to Centerhotel Thingholtf for lunch, their fishsoup is grade A+. But don't book a room, I couldn't fit o sit normally on the toilet in our room and had to sit almost sideways because of shitty bathtub placement and toiletpaperholder was right where your knees would have been normally. And their Spa is a joke.
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>>1519022 pick up some British PLCE, make sure to get the padded belt (very comfy). You could replace a mag pouch with 2 extra dump bags what for carrying more shit. Leave a mag pouch for your carry pistol and mags ;)
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>>1520397 Not trying to be mean at all here, but if your a big guy maybe you don't even need the sleep pad? I'm a big chick and my bodyfat is enough to sleep comfortably on the ground
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I'm trying to prove a point in one of my classes and I need help.
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>>1510932 >Eucalyptus t. Strayacunt
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>>1518355 Wouldn't help us here, though, because there's still a disagreement as to whether to call it Acer nigrum, or Acer saccharum nigrum.
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for me, it's southern live oak
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>>1505539 Hazel is nice. Fire smells like sex and it burn real hot!
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>>1505539 Last winter I really got into, Cherry firewood. Had a good haul of rounds we cut at work. Solid to split, spits a bit in the fire, burns hot and for a long time. And obviously the aroma is puka.
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it's that time of year again /out/>went /out/ every chance I had in the winter >comfy snow camping, winter hiking, never need to worry about anything >winter is now ending and the snow is melting >lose all motivation to go outside because i'm scared of these fuckers >springtime is when the nymphs (carry lymes and are hard to see) are most active
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>>1501178 >>1510250 god I wish that was me
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>>1473405 Your dick isn't getting enough attention then. Takes a pretty long time for those fuckers to attach.
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>see this thread >think oh whatever i never see ticks here in the great northwest >take dog for hike >she gets a big old tick on her leg
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>>1516378 This is no shitty infographic, it is a shitty comic.
>happy outdoor time in fall >happy outdoor time in winter >happy outdoor time in spring >wild tick appears >no longer happy time >burn all these disgusting fucks Anonymous
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>>1513742 That sounds terrible. When I was just a boy my family and I were on one of our road trips, I think on our way to Oregon. We stopped at a rest stop to have some lunch and stretch our legs. I was eating pastrami deli meat, one of my favorites, and running around having a blast. Well I decided to lean against a tree. This tree was infested with fire ants, and they ravaged me. I have strong memories of freaking the fuck out and running around screaming while my parents tried to strip my clothes off to shake them off. I must've had at least 200 on me. To say I don't like ants would be an understatement
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Leaving for my PCT thru hike in two days. And last advice?
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>>1520072 You can get a bag of rice or pasta and some tuna and bread for less than $5 a day.
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>>1520122 That's not going to be enough calories though. Minimum your good need to be eating 4k calories. That's a fair bit of tuna and rice.
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>>1510408 It's not the PCT but still qualifies as thru hike and since there's no other thread where it fits then I will leave this here.
https://cadenaser.com/emisora/2019/05/17/radio_alicante/1558101907_741605.html It's in Spanish but it's Miguel Mataix on a podcast speaking about his fkt of the GR11 in Spain.
>800km >78000m elevation gain >14 days and two days stuck in a mountain refuge. Anonymous
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>>1519675 $5 will be tough, if you are hiking 20 miles a day you could eat that much in peanut butter
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>>1510408 use no condoms come in lots of hippie hoes and leave a trail of bastards.
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Tell me about Anoraks, like pic related
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I was watching a Far North Bushcraft video on making your own anorak from a wool blanket and he mentioned the channel where he got the inspiration to do the project, GreenCraft. He does a lot DIY stuff relating to bushcraft. It might give you some ideas on how to go about making your own if that's what you want to do.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrXNsu6v3x4 Anonymous
>>1517765 >REI no you yuppie cunt
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>>1518316 Fuck REI over priced garbage, which you could see was my point if you knew how to read.
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>>1517026 >you could also just wax them Not sure if I've done it wrong, but while wax will bead off water from a sink or something, in actual rain my shit gets soaked quick even when waxed
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>>1517380 They are pretty common here in Norway in the Winter
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Old thread 404'd
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>>1501497 I used to see these outside of my UK residence. I found one roaming at dusk, and being drunk, I decided to pet it. It was super chill and didn't even care. Not too many wild critters will just let you pet them
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>>1489920 in what way is this arrogant?
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>>1489920 Private property is extremely important in America, because most people in America are assholes who only know how to consume and destroy. Let them shit up their own home, or buy their own property. Otherwise, fuck offa my land.
Here's some schoolie minnows hanging under my paddleboard.
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>>1517746 What's a paddleboard?
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>>1511709 Both driving big game and hunting on electrical/gas right-of-ways is normally illegal in most states.
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Bought one of these for my motorcycle (It's a road bike calm your tits) and I was wondering what /out/ purposes it might have besides shoving it down my neck. It said somewhere that you can wet them to cool down in warm weather but idk how good an idea that is.
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>>1520361 I have a balaclava that doubles as neckwear (not sure what to call it lol).
Biggest use I've had for it outside of cold seasons is just having around my neck to keep the bug bites away. Anything that covers skin will serve that purpose though, so I dont see why a scarf wouldnt.
I cant speak on the cooling point though, I live in a temperate/cold climate.
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>>1520386 OH, it'll keep sunburn away too if you're prone to that.
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>>1520361 My autism kicked into high gear this winter and I got a one off silk scarf made of my area that is a 36"x36" topographical map. I bring it /out/ every time.
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>>1520361 Soak them in water and put them on while you're riding. It's like AC
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>>1520361 Flecktarn gang.
>>1520416 This guy knows what's up.
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Lets have a good old zippo thread
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Madsen Maskingevær !!o9Rj2xAYif5
got a few other zippoes and other lighters but eh, couldnt be bothered finding more
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>>1520159 What's your base? Lime?
Madsen Maskingevær !!o9Rj2xAYif5
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>>1520436 i think that one was beech, but, just slightly punky/early decomposition. could also have been birch, dont remember
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Want to get a good knife for camping,hiking, etc. What would be a good, generally useful knife to get? (Preferably under $100)
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>>1518101 This anon knows it
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just been to a knife shop in my city. I'm gonna put out there is a brand of knife "hultafors" that seem a lot better than the morakniv though quite similar. The handles are quite a bit better, with friction grip, I think a lot safer for crafting. bit cheaper than mora as well.
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>>1520067 cont'd they were nice and lightweight though.
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>>1520004 >use it like a normal human being >goal isn't to destroy the knife or push it to its limits, it's to use it as long as possible Same, and even though I've used mine quite a bit, it still looks to be in great shape because I do not intentionally try to rough it up. Whatever "damage" occurs naturally via the execution of a particular necessary task is perfectly acceptable, but I would never purposely abuse it for aesthetics just so a bunch of faggot retards will be "impressed".
I also like Bear Grylls. In a way, using his gear almost kind of feels like he's "there" with you helping you to survive. I appreciate that his little fold up emergency survival guide includes to keep faith in "The Almighty". It's very comfy gear.
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>>1520241 >In a way, using his gear almost kind of feels like he's "there" with you helping you to survive. >It's very comfy gear. Describes my feelings exactly. Couldn't have said it better myself.
