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can anyone tell me what mushrooms these are? I'm thinking maybe honey mushrooms but not sure. they were growing on a dead tree and I'm waiting on a spore print atm. they smell like regular mushrooms and when I tasted one it left a bitter and almost painful taste on my tongue. they have little hair-like things on the top of the cap as well as slightly curled gills. found them in maryland. any help would be appreciated
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not op, but what about this one? i highly doubt is psychedelic but i wanted to give it a try. found in Colombia, around 3000 m above the sea in wet grassland. there were other lil buddies of him around.
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>>1395160 those are poisonous dude
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>>1395160 i am not sure you should touch this nuclear shit
ABORT
I REPEAT APORT!
THINK ABOUT THE CHILDREN
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>>1393743 They look like Russula Integra.
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So I was walking out in the back of my school and I found this Mimosa tree? Do you guys think this could be positive on alkaloids or tryptamine?
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Batonny chop chop no good.
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One expensive GB camping hatchet.
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>>1392262 That problem usually stems from people not knowing how to use an axe properly. They try to force the axe through something like they are pushing it once it hits. Instead they need to allow the head to hit on its own after you swing it while merely directing its course. It is also much easier on the hands and arms since the head is taking most of the shock. For things like splitting firewood, people often times try to bury the axe/splitting maul into the log round the wood is sitting on instead of only doing a strike and twist to halt its progress near the top of the splitting piece of wood. Hitting the log round just dulls the head twice as fast than normal. Not doing the twist maneuver when hitting the wood to be split makes splitting the wood more difficult, requires even more force, and allows more chance of the handle to come in contact with the wood being split.
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>>1392262 I used corflute board (that corrugated plastic they make real estate signs out of) held on with electrical tape to make a cushion for my splitter and it works very well. But that other anon is right, it's mostly technique. Still, it's nice to have it there for when you strike wrong with an 8lb head on the end of it.
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>>1395149 The handles tend to be a bit loose
Enjoying the /out/doors in hawaii
Help me /out/ here guys. I have to move to Hawaii for work. I love going /out/, but my ideal surroundings are snowy mountains, thick evergreen forests, log cabins and cold winters. How do I cope with living on a tropical island?
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>>1393351 >How do I cope with living on a tropical island You lucky fuck
Scuba diving is /out/ as all hell, just hope you don't care about having guns.
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>>1395833 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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>>1393423 >Lmao nigga they aint no durr thurrr LMAO NIGGA YEAH THERE FUCKING ARE NIGGA
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>>1393351 I’ve lived in Hawaii for ten years since moving out here for college. You’re fucking retarded if you think it’s going to be hard to live an /out/ lifestyle here. The hiking, diving, hunting, mountain biking, surfing, sailing etc etc is all fucking kino. Head and shoulders above anywhere else in the US desu. This thread is absolutely moronic and I’m saging.
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What was your last out meal
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Chicken bog. But it was quails instead of chicken.
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A big ol slab of prime rib
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pasta + dehydrated mixed veggies + dehydrated ham + cheese sauce
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FAGGOTT WHERE ARE !?
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>>1393196 Freeze a steak for the first night, it'll still be good by nightfall. Especially if pre seasoned (salt helps). Jerky, summer sausage, Spam singles. Seasoned tuna packets with tortillas are a great lunch option.
I also use this camp grill for the steak, spam singles.
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Post good /out/ books. >literature >fantasy >guides >manuals
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verycool kanye
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>>1388510 it's old and I need to use my brain... must be a bad book Anonymous
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What snacks do you take with you when you go out?
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>>1395264 >UN propaganda on 4chan No.
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Colt 45 and 2 Zig Zags.
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>>1395264 My grandma's traditional Buttercake. The stuffs full of sugar and fat, it never spoils and is really dense so easy packing.
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Taking a trip to Bryce Canyon soon. Anything tips? anything I should see or watch out for? Never been to the area before.
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>>1392569 Fuck off, we’re full
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>>1393108 You don't own it or live there, faggot.
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Went as a 14 year old going through those awkward years of puberty in 2009 when the American recession was happening. Europeans were everywhere visiting. There were so many tall blonde Swedish girls... I since will never have another type of women that I am into.
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>>1392613 grand canyon is the overrated canyon. Bryce is based.
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>>1395965 >he doesn't know that canyonlands =/= grand canyon Good, and stay out
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Does anybody take military MREs out on hikes? I know they're a little heavy, but there are a lot of them I've tried that are way better and more satisfying than some of the food options I've come up with.
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i've tried most of the usgi ones and they are fuckin terrible except for a couple small items like the apple butter. if you need the french gov't to baggie up toilet paper for you, then go ahead, but why not just ziplock what you like and be on your way?
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>>1395941 That's part of the draw to it, for me anyway. Good food with little effort. And no dishes!
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>>1395925 i do it. after calculating water carried with dry meals and then weight of mres (i'm in an arid area), it worked out to be lighter. they're pretty tasty, too. civvy mres are fine but military comes with matches and shit tickets (in the us).
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>>1395953 I go this route too. But, I like to switch things up a bit so the meal planning doesn't get stagnant. And I don't always like to cook/clean.
Another reason is for a quick pack and go.
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why stupid normies trying to eat anything ?
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>>1395946 >frogposter >shitpost thread Fuck off.
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>>1395946 you literally just need to know the big 3 to avoid - angel of death, death cap, and generally avoid LBM (little brown mushrooms)
foraging for wild mushrooms is an awesome /out/ activity
