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H/out/y y'all, didn't see any sort of thread about something very important.
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>>1983001 Stanley's work and are worth the investment.
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Those are for boomers. Just return it and get a jetboil
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mine 15 years old and still works like new, i use it every day for work and when we go on a hike
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>>1985426 >he lugs a fucking stove around Anonymous
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>>1983001 >H/out/y y'all, didn't see any sort of thread about something very important. >Thermoses/Vacuum-Sealed Bottles >something very important >Thermoses/Vacuum-Sealed Bottles >very important fuck off
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this is a general thread for sleep systems.>military sleep systems >ultralight sleep systems >modified/improved sleep systems >etc >hey, OP, what do you use? >what about your sleeping pad?
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I just bought this
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>>1987461 Just get a cheap ass walmart tarp, it's better than nothing. Also for cheap isolation, go to a hardware store and get yourself some Reflectex.
I strongly suggest this if you are new to /out/ing, because it's much cheaper and in case you feel like this shit ain't for you, you didn't spend too much money on gear. And in case you did enjoy it, and do some more camping, with experience you will know what parts of your gear are an issue and in what regards. That way, when you buy better gear, it will be to adress a particular issue.
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>>1986759 I have to ask, why carry a small pad if you don't care about anything a pad does or would do? My recommendation would MLD 1/4" evazote (1/8 might rip too easily in hammock), buy the piece that makes sense and cut it down from there. If you need a little warmth, consider getting a woobie and tie it to a structural ridgeline. That works for me in the low 60s.
>>1986763 >>1987185 It can go smaller. I got my feathered friends -10F bag to 10L, I bet you could manage 12-14L. Great find at a great price.
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>>1987487 Mmmm yes that is the idea. I went expensiveish on the pad though because I can reproduce it easily as a cot mattress
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>>1987509 >If you need a little warmth, consider getting a woobie and tie it to a structural ridgeline. I don’t think you know what a structural ridge line is
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pooping in the woods is one of the most eco friendly things you can do. it helps the soil ecosystem and gives food for flies. I pooped in the woods once and flies from all around covered the poop like a feeding frenzy. then of course more flies means more birds and more birds means more seeds and trees and predators that birds eat and get eaten by. pooping in the woods can regenerate ecosystems. take the poop pill
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>>1984447 In forests where i live (central Europe) there are lot of wild wallnuts. Its leafs are soft and velvety, even better than toilet paper. During the Winter use snow if there is any. Figure it out for yourself.
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>>1984447 If by that you mean you're having to wipe your ass many times, just get more fibre in your diet and you'll barely have to wipe at all due to your shit being harder.
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>>1984443 Recently was in the pyrenees working outdorsy stuff. Doing the morning poop with an absolutely amazing view from the mountains - true heaven.
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When I was 15, me and my cousin tagged along to one of my uncles mountain bike competitions. We got bored and climbed up the side of this cliff and their were people down below watching the riders. I really had to shit, so I pointed my ass towards edge and started shitting. All I heard was screaming from the crowd below as my shits were rolling down the cliff. I didn’t poop on anyone but everybody saw it.
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Is there any free land left for outlaws such as myself?
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>>1985228 How active we talking anon? I can handle a bit of lava flow but I don't want my anarchic volcano bandit outpost to become the next Pompeii if you know what I mean
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>>1986334 We are not bandits, we are outlaws.
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>>1985284 Can't tell if serious
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>>1985212 always was. always will be
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>>1982598 Thinking about picking up a new hobby? Want to get a memecaster? Haven't mastered the Palomar knot? Click here!
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>fully clothed women
Bepis !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>1987550 You fucked up. Not as bad as skid, but still
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>>1987555 last thread the blondo was fully dressed, sorry for fucking the numbers up autists
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>>1987557 As a fellow florida bro, do you have any experience throwing hard swimbaits here? I never see anyone throw them here most likely because of the large amounts of hydrilla and random shit in the water but I'm still curious.
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>>1987570 Nah, most of the time the hot water counteracts the big baits. Only time I ever get hits on big stuff is pre-spawn or right before a storm.
OP, have a pic with the correct number.
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Hey /out/, what mountains are these; It's for a gay test.
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>>1986888 There’s no need for faggots to exist.
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>>1986780 The Trannylayas. You’d fit in great there.
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>>1986888 checked, based
>>1987275 >>1987528 same-fag/same-autist/closet-homosexual
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>>1987214 you must be pretty gay then
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>>1987536 There’s no need for homophobic slurs here.
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All I ever see at trailheads there are DC, VA and MD plates
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Come on down to huntington Wv, See the sights like a poor jobless town in a poor jobless state. Maybe talk to the local dope heads or dealers and hear lovely stories of all the murders or sex trade.
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>>1986929 that's basically ohio - the nice part of WV is the allegheny highlands
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>>1986887 Good, better chance for you to get run over
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>>1987476 wow that's really edgy bro
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What's it like living in a small town surrounded by mountains? Do most people hike or like what activities do you do on a typical weekend? Are people really involved with the outdoors a lot when you are surrounded by mountains? My limited experience is that a lot of people who live in the mountains don't actually hike at all.
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>>1987466 what part of xy fyi was unclear?
christianity is straight people knowingly and intentionally lying to oppress gay people
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>>1987471 okay don't go looking for men in churches, they don't need some autistic whore making their lives miserable
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>>1987483 >hurr I called you the mean names yawn
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>>1987492 You eat feces as a hobby why would you care if someone calls you on it?
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I live in a town of 800 in southern Indiana, lots of people hunt/fish not much mountains but we do have the Hoosier national forest which locals use for hunting and mushrooms while retards to stupid to google how shit it is come expecting it to be some kind of awesome forest. The only people who make an identity of it are highschool boys trying to be rednecks and college girls trying to be hippies.
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Why does /out/ hate this? Seems fine to me.
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>>1986924 >The issue isn't seeing where the trails go - the issue is knowing what sort of condition the trails are in. Join your local hiking/mountaineering/mountain biking/offroading club and volunteer to help out with trail maintenance.
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>>1987169 >brings books to a hike Anonymous
>>1987287 The trails I want to do are not local and I don't mountain bike or offroad.
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>>1987445 Google: (your state/province) hiking club. These clubs exist to organize outings, coordinate transport to distant places, and keep trails clean/open. There will be people there that know plenty of good trails that you can learn from.
If you just want to be spoonfed good trails, don't expect people to go out of their way to help you.
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>>1987494 I'm doing out of state trails. Plus you are forgetting this whole covid thing.
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Would a Baofeng or similiar portable radio with an extended antenna be of use for /out/ing? Ive been going into increasingly challenging terrain for solo backpacking and was wondering if anyone used them for weather or for emergency calls if you break a leg or something. Or if you have friends who also have them, to keep in contact.
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>>1986205 It's quite simple to triangulate a radio signal. There are many ways but one such way is to have three people listening to the frequency from different places. You can use their latitude. Then you obtain the distance from where the radio is transmitting. Basic trig and they have you.
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>>1985412 I just scan until I get a signal and ask
>Is this police channel and if they say yes I just say
>sowwy and find a different one
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>>1985412 Not really for emergency use, it would really be a last resort case then. Amateur radio for survival use is generally LARP in all but global catastrophe or solar flare situations
>>1985428 >>1985436 Range in VHF/UHF is primarily determined by the signal path, I regularly made >50km contacts with mine from mountain tops.
>>1985441 >>1985857 >>1986094 Ham bros?
I almost only ever operate while /out/ might make thread some time soon for SOTA and such, I'm very rarely on this board, is it ever mentioned?
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>>1985412 Personal locator beacon. Much easier to operate, very reliable, fairly inexpensive, and you don't need a license to use one
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>>1986271 nobody knows you’re listening if you don’t interfere with the signal
