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My new EDC, rate my setup sempais.
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>>1638713 100 million man standing army, vs our 1 million man army and assorted k types.
I have enough ammo to be good for at least a few hundred thousand ...the odds of surviving that however...not an issue, at least ** I won't be stuck in a re-education camp**, I'll take my chances.
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>>1638714 Yeah, I'm afraid I won't be of much use if they find me innawoods, but I'll take whatever handful I can at least seriously wound with muh parang and .380!
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>>1638715 Though if they or anyone else did ever land here I would definitely build some traps around my camp, too.
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>>1626550 trapper knives are based.
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I'm kinda new to camping so i'll ask my questions and hopefully you guys will be kind enough to answer them for me.
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>>1638553 Oh, I have my share of such memories, I assure you. For a good while I even slept on a cot in the living room instead. We get along far better after divorce, however. Having all of your life decisions and situations tied tightly to each other is a very powerful dynamic. Do you have kids? That makes a profound difference, but if not, boot that bitch or get out yourself, fuck 'em.
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>>1637606 This thread is entirely about shit
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>>1637184 anon that's a little homosexual don't you think?
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>>1637511 >go 100ft upstream from your friends' camp >sit in river >shit Anonymous
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>>1638740 shit is nowhere near as gross as womerns vaggie bleeds
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I haven't seen a medkit or first aid kit thread here, a clear mistake that you may learn in the hard way. medkits are like condoms and guns: it's better to have it and not need it than need it and not having it.>kinds of medkits(bug out bag, camping, hunting, militar). >different problems that you may have while /out/: cuts, burns, traumas, fractures and dislocations. >dehydration, fever, diarrhea, vomits treatments. >books >what kind of first aid kit you use
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>>1638217 Not him but look into wilderness EMT cert and other /out/ related certs
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>>1638200 Unrelated college, .civ EMS, .mil MED, more .mil MED, and continuing .mil MED
Wacha lookin fer, stranger?
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>>1638272 LF healer for molten core raid
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BunkBedGuy !!bOa2Txe2P1/
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>you will never go /out/ while it's cold >you will always be Australian >every outing you experience will always be a desert survival scenario
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>>1634681 Aus has heaps of cold out places other than tas
Hikes id recommend.
>anything at perisher or thredbo out the back >Mt Jugangal >Khancoban area has good hikes >MT Kozi Thru to Geehi > Yarangobilly caves and the trails around it are amazing in winter. snow, brumbies etc. Can see platapus in summer/spring around there. >Blue mountains in winter. Not constant snow but cold and beautiful Anonymous
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>>1635889 Crawl inside and lie down. You hear it groaning and it's very peaceful then you think "WTF AM I RETARDED!!!"
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>>1637138 I got to get back to the blue mountains. Been working cattle in the NT and I'm pretty much done with it. It's extremely painful.
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>>1634850 >>1634851 >>1634855 >tfw west aus 3500 odd Km's to the nearest snow and one of the most boring drives. At least the Karri forest down south is pretty comfy
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>>1634681 >all this bitching maybe grow a pair of balls and stop seeping out of your gaping vagina.
Australia's great for /out/ because we can go camping year-round and not have to worry about shit like snow and -40 temps.
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Questions that don't deserve their own thread thread, because there wasn't one edition
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How do I record a GPX track with the least battery use and budget?
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>>1638628 Maybe try the suunto movescout app. I know you can specify the GPS tracking intervals when using their watches and it should work in the app aswell.
If you ant to spend some money on a tracking device, I recommend finding a used Suunto Ambit 3 Peak for ~75€ on eBay. It's the best tracking device in this price category IMO
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>>1632992 No because it just means black in Spanish. I named my dog negro.
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>>1635020 CL or just pick it up off the ground if it's not wet.
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>>1635151 Garlic and olive oil
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How did out learn Landnav / Orienteering? I have a Garmin GPSMAPS 64s but I don't want to depend on it.
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>>1635391 Unironically playing arma 3
feldspar
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in school using British OS maps
also this
>>1637660 but with ARMA 2 because I'm not a Zoomer
I believe the US has USGS maps which are a similar concept to Ordnance Survey maps
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consider a more interllectual method of navigation
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Anyone here enjoy swamps?
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>>1638326 >swamp air is the worst Cant disagree with that.
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Yeah, but it's not like I have many options here.
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I don't know if we even have swamps in England.
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>>1638647 I don't actually know where the word swamp comes from but it's not a scientific classification for a wetland. England did a damn good job of filling in most of their wetlands but they still exist. The terms you English folk are more used to are bogs and fens and those are types of wetlands and are terms even used in the US to name wetlands.
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>>1638578 what pants are those?
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>>1638595 helikon sfu next
nice n cheap. pretty happy with em
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>>1638612 Thank you I need more button fly pants and these look perfect
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>>1638624 We should become pants bros, bro.
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>>1638624 Propper BDUs FTW
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This goes live some time in the next five years and is supposed to be operational world wide by 2030. With it you could be on a seven day trek into the Alaskan bush and still stream HD anime tits if you wanted to.
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>>1637718 > calls others retarded > is retarded himself Companies exists to turn a profit, no company subsidizes its own product, if shit is not making you profit you discontinue it, not keep making it.
Summer is over you should be back in school.
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>>1637758 >the irony I'm not saying the companies subsidize their own products, mongadocious, I'm saying that the hordes of normies who buy their shit for fashion are subsidizing the relatively fewer legit /out/ products they make as well. The "companies exist to turn a profit" aspect comes into play when they *also* make the less legit /out/ shit to sell to fashion normies.
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>>1637699 Its more for self driving cars and home appliances spying on the sheeple
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>>1637673 >Oh, thats fine then my mistake. Radicals are cool, its just people who are radical out of sheer stupidity rather than an informed intelligent opinion that I cant stand. >people who are radical out of sheer stupidity rather than an informed intelligent opinion sooo kikezynski?
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>>1637699 >people will be able to Google Maps their way deep into some bush Where people like us go now to escape them and they will fuck it up. They do that now.
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I'd be inclined go carry a .22lr over a .357 Rem Mag. Not because of weight, but because I'm more likely to use a .22LR on cans n' squirrels. A .357 would only be used for self defense and wouldn't get much trigger time. Not as much as a .22LR. Pic related a prelock SW M617, 10 shot. I've got a SW M686 that fits the same holster, so what's best?
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>>1625709 The fuck are you going to do with a handgun in the outdoors, other than shoot your own dick off by mistake?
Handguns, pistols >>/k
Rifles only pls
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>>1638492 >Rifles only pls >snake loads from a rifle Stfu & myob.
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>>1638492 >never heard of pistol hunting Anonymous
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>>1638492 >not shooting your pistols into the ground and lifting up into the air
