Question about Ham radios and other radios.

I've got a pretty nice Tacoma rig and I've heard of a lot of offroaders or "overland" types using Ham radios. My understanding is that Ham requires licenses, for all the types.

So my question would be, what is stopping someone from using a Ham radio on a private frequency (if that even makes sense), and just using it to communication among friends on the trail.

Another point is for use during emergencies. I was lead to believe that it's okay for an unlicensed person to broadcast for help on Ham.

I'm not interested in buying a Ham myself because I'm paranoid, but I just have to ask.

Been ages pal

I got some seeds in my recent marjana purchase. I cant smoke them so I wanna grow them. I figure 1 or 2 outside will be okay?? Ia there anything I need to know or just let them grow?

Post pics of your hammocks, talk about hammocks. You know the drill.

On the side, I'm looking to upgrade from my ENO doublenest. Was wondering what would be a quality hammock to get next? I was thinking about a warbonnet, or i can get a good quality hammock and attach my own bug net with velcro tape

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Anyone got any stories hot stories/sexy encounters from when you went out camping or hiking?

I'll start with something just to get the ball rolling

>Autistic 17 year old me goes on camping trip with parents
>Some friends of parents decide they wanna join too
>Decide on spot and location and basically meet there
>Other parents have smoking hot 19 yo daughter

>We arrive at established camping site, start unpacking
>She often smiles when talking to me. Don't know if signal or not cause too autistic
>My parents had a tent for 3 of us while she had her own, separate from her parents

>Anon why don't you help Anonette with unpacking and setting up her tent and prepare setting up a fireplace
>All 4 of them leave the campsite under the pretext of looking for firewood when in reality they just wanted to catch up with the good ol' times without us probably hearing it

>Whatever

>Finish with her tent because it's easy pull up mechanism that sets up easy and just have to knock a couple of rods to keep it in place

>It's done, both of us decide to get in and get her stuff inside
>All alone inside the tent after a couple of minutes of silence she goes

>"So, Anon, what do you want to do know?" She says with a bright big smile on her face

>Still too autistic to read female signals

>"Well umm.. i have to dig a hole and look for rocks to set up the fire site"

>"Oh... alright then.."

Parents came back with the "firewood" (it was just some sticks and it wasn't enough so i decide to go and find them myself)

The rest of the trip she just felt bored and didn't smile to me as she did the first time we saw each other. Didn't even say goodby when our families parted ways.

>Years later pass by and realize i missed a chance

Oh well. Still lost my virginity in a tent a couple of years later tho.

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Mushroom noob here. I dried these and ate some. Will I die. I fucking hope these are pans.

I’ve always been a bottle kind of guy, but am thinking about giving a bladder a try for the summer months. I generally take an osprey kestrel 32 pack for dayhikes and am thinking of pairing a platypus bigzip evo or the osprey hydraulics 3L reservoir to it. I’m thinking I’ll fill it to 2-2.5L and also carry a full 750ml smart water bottle as a backup. I’m a little worried about managing water consumption. What say you, /out/? Which bladder should
I go with