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Anonymous Tue 22 Aug 15:50:09 2017 No.1086642 View Reply Original Report Download thread

Quoted By: >>1087051

How is staying in a poncho shelter? I was thinking it would be neat to just carry a poncho and have my friend carry one too while backpacking then at night we can snap them together into a two man tent.

However one friend is trying to say I really should just get a hammock or carry a small 1 man tent instead, and that sleeping down in the grass really isn't worth it, because poncho shelters aren't sealed up so bugs and snakes can get in more easily.

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 01:32:07 No.1086990 Report

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I've slept under two shelter halves and it fucking sucks in any real rain. The poncho hoods will frequently flood with water and pour into your sleeping quarters, and it's just too small for anyone to enjoy themselves. Your pack will be soaked

do not fall for the poncho shelter meme. They're nice for a walk but do not replace tarps

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 02:45:05 No.1087051 Report

Quoted By: >>1087290

>>1086642
How has no one brought up how it sucks when it's raining and you need to take a shit?

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 03:15:22 No.1087066 Report

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>>1086850
Thing is, it's ONLY the mosquitoes in and around my home area. I can travel a couple hundred miles and not react to bites at all.

It's probably due to the fact that mosquitoes here are the size of small hummingbirds and it legit hurts when one bites you (almost as bad as a horsefly bite).

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 14:34:31 No.1087290 Report

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>>1087051
>he doesn't just hold his shit in until he gets home

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 15:06:07 No.1087308 Report

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camping under a poncho just sucks, so does sleeping in a bedroll in the open, so does sleeping under a tarp

I just pack a lightweight 2 man tent and am happy. Dont care if it rains, because I will stay dry and end up with a lot less ticks than I would have under a poncho or tarp

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Anonymous Sat 12 Aug 05:03:24 2017 No.1079329 View Reply Original Report Download thread

Quoted By: >>1085967

Have a shit ton of weeds outside my new apartment. Landlord is cutting them once, but then it's my responsibility. What can I use to permanently get rid of them and get a small farm going

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Anonymous Mon 21 Aug 2017 15:03:45 No.1085964 Report

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>>1081101
It could also be due to the salts in your urine.

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Anonymous Mon 21 Aug 2017 15:07:28 No.1085967 Report

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>>1079329
After he cuts them, lay some cardboard over the area you want cleared and maybe put some mulch on that if you are worried about looks. The cardboard will block the light to the plants underneath and eventually kill them. The cardboard itself will decompose before too long and it should leave the soil completely safe. I'd remove any tape from the cardboard before you lay it down and try to use cardboard that didn't have a ton of ink on it.

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Anonymous Mon 21 Aug 2017 16:24:44 No.1086008 Report

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>>1080474
Spraying can fuck with the ground if you want to grow anything, you need a lot more chickens than you would think to strip the ground bare. Pull the tall ones and look into using clear plastic to cover the ground to "cook" the topsoul to temps that will sterelize any weed seeds left in the ground. Keep the plastic and rototill and repeat a few times, you'll still get a few weeds now and then but if you want to grow food, weeds will grow as well.

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 13:50:10 No.1087275 Report

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>>1079518
>>1079521
Unironically this.

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 14:29:44 No.1087287 Report

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>>1079437
This guy is right. Not going to go through all 40 replies but this is what you want to do. No need for chemicals or anything.

Look up sheet mulching or lasagna mulching. Kills the weeds and grasses and it great to plant into

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river rock stacking

Anonymous Wed 16 Aug 23:11:33 2017 No.1082765 View Reply Original Report Download thread

Quoted By: >>1084291 >>1084547

what are your thoughts on this

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Anonymous Fri 18 Aug 2017 02:01:37 No.1083593 Report

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>>1083204
Because obnoxious, pretentious, and ugly.

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Anonymous Sat 19 Aug 2017 05:02:50 No.1084289 Report

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They make fine targets for my sling.

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Anonymous Sat 19 Aug 2017 05:05:18 No.1084291 Report

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>>1082765
Annoying. Reminder that annoying hipsters ruin every hobby they touch.

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Anonymous Sat 19 Aug 2017 17:00:23 No.1084547 Report

Quoted By: >>1087281

>>1082765
I love this kind of art. I think it's pretty cute.

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 14:09:35 No.1087281 Report

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>>1084547
I think you're pretty gay.

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Drug Thread

Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 13:49:46 2017 No.1087274 View Reply Original Report Download thread

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Can Scopolamine be extracted from all Brugmansias' seeds?

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Anonymous Wed 26 Jul 02:27:36 2017 No.1068286 View Reply Last 50 Original Report Download thread

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Backpacking recipes ITT pls help a newbie out

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Anonymous Fri 18 Aug 2017 15:47:05 No.1083855 Report

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>>1079101
Tomato paste has been mostly in cans in the US, I've been seeing it more often in tubes the past few years. Great really since I've never needed to use a whole can.

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Anonymous Mon 21 Aug 2017 23:43:38 No.1086278 Report

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>>1071942
>caramel

For anyone reading this, an the most important part is "in water".

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 13:35:19 No.1087270 Report

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>>1071152
Cuban women are fucking hot, and love sex.
>t. Cuban-American

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 13:39:32 No.1087271 Report

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>>1073950
Hop on the /out/ discord server.

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 13:48:09 No.1087273 Report

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>>1082118
>fire pit
What?

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Anonymous Fri 21 Jul 23:40:24 2017 No.1065294 View Reply Last 50 Original Report Download thread

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Are you ready for squirrel season /out/?

Squirrel hunting for those who don't know, is all about being out, walking where no one else is, stoping to observe and sense your surroundings. You will see more interesting things hunting bushy tails, then you ever will hiking established trails.

What's your plan for this season? Are you hunting new grounds, or old family land? Bringing dogs, or still hunting?

What gear will you pack? Using a fine tuned .22, a rusty 410, or something of like a slingshot?

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Anonymous Sun 20 Aug 2017 17:44:02 No.1085220 Report

Quoted By: >>1087266

>>1085183
I just rub coins together like a covetous merchant

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Anonymous Sun 20 Aug 2017 19:13:07 No.1085313 Report

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>>1085183
Yes. They're great for locating turkeys and pissing off crows.

I've never called in a squirrel with a squirrel call though.

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Anonymous Tue 22 Aug 2017 21:34:33 No.1086839 Report

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>>1085183
I use the primos call in the early season. The young distress call works pretty good. But IMO the coin trick or making a clicking noise with your tongue to imitate squirrel cutting sound works better.

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 05:27:23 No.1087143 Report

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>>1065300
What in the ever loving fuck am I looking at

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 13:11:22 No.1087266 Report

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>>1085220
kek

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Anonymous Sat 19 Aug 18:19:08 2017 No.1084603 View Reply Original Report Download thread

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4chan be like

>>going /out/ this weekend

bitch ass kar kampers

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Anonymous Tue 22 Aug 2017 19:22:29 No.1086767 Report

Quoted By: >>1087022 >>1087030

>>1085808
why did you edit all that shit off your bikes? Why are there 7 TV's? What is christ's name is that thing with 2 front wheels? Those questions aside 10/10 trailer renovation, makes me wish I had some fucking money.

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 01:43:25 No.1087001 Report

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>>1085974
>building your own seems like the best way to do it
This is the 3rd and largest trailer i've been through directly, and by far the biggest overhaul i've done. Helped lots of friends out with issues on theirs.
One thing i've learned is that all trailers, no matter the brand reputation/price/quality, they're all shit.
They're built to look good on the showroom, and last long enough to get past the 1-year warranty, that's about it.

Cheap laminate that peels off after a warm summer/cold winter. Paint that wasn't prepped properly. Fucking scotch-locks on everything electrical.

>Pic related is the electrical (ext. lights) mess out of my trailer. Half the lights didn't work, and two if not three of the brakes were no longer connected. And that trailer was 2 years old when I bought it.

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 01:57:04 No.1087022 Report

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>>1085984
>>1086752 (kek)
>>1086767
>Why are there 7 TV's?

Trailer's used for education/training in the mountains.
Get together in the morning on the mountain, spend an hour or two looking at what needs to be looked at (Terrain evaluation, avalanche forecasts, weather forecasts, emergency plan, etc) and make a plan for the day... then go ride and execute that trip plan. Come back, review/debrief, then go home.

Saves a lot of down-time getting a crew from one place (library/church/classroom/wherever in town) to the mountain and back, which means there's that much more time to cover what needs to be covered, or spend more time riding if the snow's good.

Training I did earlier this year followed that same plan-ride-debrief schedule, and we had 2-3 hours down each day just getting our crew of 10 from one place to another. The 2nd day was a killer ride day, about 2ft of fresh. Over the hood from the time we left the trailhead to when we got back to the trucks. After travelling 1600 miles, I really wanted to spend some time riding.

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 02:06:00 No.1087030 Report

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>>1086767
>why did you edit all that shit off your bikes?
Because >company/sponsor logos, and >posting on 4chan.
>>>/out/ is a better part of 4chan, but it's still 4chan.

>>1086767
>What is christ's name is that thing with 2 front wheels?
Snowbike. It used to be a dirt bike. Wheels came off, swing arm came off. Bracket/ski gets mounted where the front axle used to go, skid/track system goes where the swing arm and rear wheel used to go.
Couple other things to make a dirt bike more functional and funner in the winter... grip warmers, engine shroud, t-stat gauge.
The two wheels you're seeing is a dolly that allows the vehicle to be moved around in the shop.
>They're a ton of fun, but it doesn't replace my sled.

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 12:43:04 No.1087257 Report

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>>1086755
Stay mad poorfag

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Metal detectors

Anonymous Thu 17 Aug 13:54:55 2017 No.1083189 View Reply Original Report Download thread

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Metal detectors thread.

What do you think of the Minelab X-terra 705? Looking to buy one and go trekking using the same pathways as the Romans of yore in the hopes I'll find some coins. Might also explore old abandoned houses.

Reminder a good metal detector will have differing colours depending on the metal type, depth, general mapping of the shape and so on.

Does /out/ know about metal detectors?

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Anonymous Mon 21 Aug 2017 00:04:31 No.1085609 Report

Quoted By: >>1085915

>>1085488
>newer tech
>for around $100
>a good detector
>for around $100
>isnt a waste of money?
>for around $100
why $100 though?
why not $50 or $500?

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Anonymous Mon 21 Aug 2017 13:30:35 No.1085915 Report

Quoted By: >>1086062

>>1085609
Im sorry i should have specified $100 is my limit

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Anonymous Mon 21 Aug 2017 18:05:49 No.1086062 Report

Quoted By: >>1086251

>>1085915
well $100 won't really buy you anything decent, but you can go on ebay and search for metal detectors under $100. I don't have any recommendations, they're all pretty bad.

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Anonymous Mon 21 Aug 2017 22:25:13 No.1086251 Report

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>>1086062
Thanks. Ive never done this before and like any hobby i dont want to break the bank on something i might not even enjoy/continue on with

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 12:42:29 No.1087256 Report

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I've posted my pics a few times on here so I won't bore anyone with them (I'm the British guy).

I swear by my Laser Hawkeye I've never seen a more accurate machine and it's so lightweight you can detect forever with it. My starter machine was an Ace 250 which I think is the perfect starter machine.

>>1083880
I'd go with an Ace 250 desu mate.

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Anonymous Sat 19 Aug 20:11:46 2017 No.1084656 View Reply Original Report Download thread

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When you see people put a knife in their "survival" kit

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Anonymous Sat 19 Aug 2017 23:48:07 No.1084804 Report

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>>1084744
with a maul or a wedge
the hand knife doesn't have appropriate blade shape for splitting wood.

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Anonymous Sun 20 Aug 2017 01:45:10 No.1084881 Report

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>>1084740
You'd think there'd be a point where you call "take 2", turn off the camera and reset.

And then not post the outtake

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 03:45:45 No.1087082 Report

Quoted By: >>1087086

>>1084744
Don't listen to the other anons. This board is extremely infected with a cancer of anti-batoning, most of the anons having never even tried it. Dude in the video is an idiot because he was batoning his knife with the back of a hatchet. Use a piece of wood if you don't want to break your knife.

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 03:48:12 No.1087086 Report

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>>1084744
>>1087082
Oh, and another thing: the dude using the kukri is obviously a moron because he's trying to split a full out log by batoning. Know the limits of the method and it'll treat you well. This guy is just objectively using the wrong tool for that job.

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 09:57:06 No.1087195 Report

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>>1084744
when the hell would you have to split 10" logs in a survival situation?

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Neglected pools

Anonymous Tue 22 Aug 19:19:35 2017 No.1086762 View Reply Original Report Download thread

Quoted By: >>1086771 >>1087194

>neglecting your pool so much that nature reclaims it
How do people let their yards get this bad?

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Anonymous Tue 22 Aug 2017 19:30:54 No.1086771 Report

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>>1086762
>get old
>end up with age-related disabilities
>can't do the work yourself any more
>too poor to pay someone else to do the work
Happened to my next-door neighbor.

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Anonymous Tue 22 Aug 2017 19:39:15 No.1086776 Report

Quoted By: >>1086783

>be american
>get shot

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Anonymous Tue 22 Aug 2017 19:53:03 No.1086783 Report

Quoted By: >>1086786

>>1086776
>be European
>get bombed by shitskins
>go to hospital
>die in waiting room after 6 hours of waiting

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Anonymous Tue 22 Aug 2017 19:54:26 No.1086786 Report

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>>1086783
That was easy

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Anonymous Wed 23 Aug 2017 09:52:20 No.1087194 Report

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>>1086762
Surely one of these """"beautiful"""" McMansion

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