This man is literally the biggest /out/ chad on youtube yet no one even cares about him.
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What does /out/ think of bushcraft/prepper thots on youtube or in general?
Is hammock camping the superior way to camp in the winter /out/?
>gets you off the ground and above all the snow
>no need for sleeping pads. just warm top quilt and underquilt.
>tarp allows for more livable area to set up camp
What do you guys think? I'm in the PNW and I'm debating trying hammock camping this winter. Is it a meme? Am I bamboozling myself? or it really superior to ground hugging on the cold ground?
>gets you off the ground and above all the snow
>no need for sleeping pads. just warm top quilt and underquilt.
>tarp allows for more livable area to set up camp
What do you guys think? I'm in the PNW and I'm debating trying hammock camping this winter. Is it a meme? Am I bamboozling myself? or it really superior to ground hugging on the cold ground?
Quoted By: >>1643593
Yes, during this venture I have been a retard, faggot, nog, sperg, and other such descriptors I am sure, but I have just accomplished 2 weeks living /out/ in Southern Appalachian national forest, post divorce as I have mentioned being upcoming over previous month's posts. Some aspects were quite humbling, and others were personal triumphs of human spirit, determination, effort and experience. I discovered "new" both profound weaknesses and strengths within myself. There are some ways that I will no longer be so critical of others here, and some that I shall now be even more so!
Thanks to a debacle with an old friend I have wound up back in my home county for a bit (still camping, I no longer have a home) and will have phone service (there was none for miles up there, one tiny spot that required three hours of hiking each time I needed to make contact) and some wifi access, so will come by as able and share more of what I experienced and learned. I missed you lads and laddies and had the thought while there that it would be super awesome if we could actually see through each other's eyes sometime while we are all on our own /out/ings. I know that I have seen some of your photos that made me wish I could have seen for myself your experiences.
There were definitely times that knowledge I gained from (You) actually served, and for all of that and plenty more I am grateful.
Thanks to a debacle with an old friend I have wound up back in my home county for a bit (still camping, I no longer have a home) and will have phone service (there was none for miles up there, one tiny spot that required three hours of hiking each time I needed to make contact) and some wifi access, so will come by as able and share more of what I experienced and learned. I missed you lads and laddies and had the thought while there that it would be super awesome if we could actually see through each other's eyes sometime while we are all on our own /out/ings. I know that I have seen some of your photos that made me wish I could have seen for myself your experiences.
There were definitely times that knowledge I gained from (You) actually served, and for all of that and plenty more I am grateful.
Quoted By: >>1643311
Anybody here ever been /out/ in Finland? I'm heading there this spring for vacation and am interested in visiting only the most premium /out/ locations Finland has to offer.
Quoted By: >>1643560
Dog owners, what breed do you have? What are its pros and cons for going /out/?
I'm thinking of getting a dog, and while I know you should get the dog you want and not treat a dog like a list of specs (like, say, a tent), I'm still curious.
I'm thinking of getting a dog, and while I know you should get the dog you want and not treat a dog like a list of specs (like, say, a tent), I'm still curious.
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Got any Raccoon stories?
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Climbing General #8
A place to talk about climbing in any aspect (trad, sport, bouldering, aid, alpine, etc).
Rock Climbing is a dangerous sport that can cause loss of life, limb, eyesight, or sanity.
Useful Info:
https://pastebin.com/dhTMzCqJ
Off-belay thread: >>1608601
My nuts are too small and I have no Friends
A place to talk about climbing in any aspect (trad, sport, bouldering, aid, alpine, etc).
Rock Climbing is a dangerous sport that can cause loss of life, limb, eyesight, or sanity.
Useful Info:
https://pastebin.com/dhTMzCqJ
Off-belay thread: >>1608601
My nuts are too small and I have no Friends
Quoted By: >>1642225
ITT we discuss one of most popular jackets ever.
Why fleece? It's...
Affordable
Durable
Versatile
Breathable
Cozy
Why fleece? It's...
Affordable
Durable
Versatile
Breathable
Cozy
