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Powerful chainsaw and a wedge.
If done right you can drop the tree in less than 5 and flee the scene.

Other options include gasoline to light it on fire or drilling a hole center mass and placing a home made Bangalore.

Regardless it won't be quite, focus on anonymity/escape/response time instead.

Just cut it with a petrol chainsaw and get out of there, Nothing you really can do unless u want to sit down with a saw. How thicc is the tree?

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Use one of these

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i don't live near the coast but i trek out there every spring to get my years supply of clams
>2 more weeks!

I cook up crawfish all the time, they're easy to find around camp streams and such.

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>>981380
I do it a lot. you can touch a piece of the meat to your lip and wait for 10 minutes if your wondering if its safe.

>>981290
Its a chestnut that got really damp and rotted. Are you 8?

>>981294
forgot to mention it had a diameter of like 2 feet and was half buried. the powdery stuff inside was completely dry.

You think that's wierd?

I went out to the hazel wood,
Because a fire was in my head,
And cut and peeled a hazel wand,
And hooked a berry to a thread;
And when white moths were on the wing,
And moth-like stars were flickering out,
I dropped the berry in a stream
And caught a little silver trout.
When I had laid it on the floor
I went to blow the fire a-flame,
But something rustled on the floor,
And someone called me by my name:
It had become a glimmering girl
With apple blossom in her hair
Who called me by my name and ran
And faded through the brightening air.
Though I am old with wandering
Through hollow lands and hilly lands,
I will find out where she has gone,
And kiss her lips and take her hands;
And walk among long dappled grass,
And pluck till time and times are done,
The silver apples of the moon,
The golden apples of the sun.

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looks like it may be a tube web spider.

>>981005
trapdoor spider

>>981005
Let it bite you

post results

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>>980822
Depends on the hunting, how much you need to move around. I wear swiss alpenflage in the winter because of all the pockets, its warmth, and the camo does a great job blending in everywhere, even snow

>>980822
Alot of fags thinqk the camo has to match exactly, but the more you roll around in dirt and leaves, the more stains you get and the more it looks right. Well worn acu blends in to whatever because of all the white squares that stain.

In my opinion it is better to do your stalking before hunting season and set uwp a stand or blind where you predict the game will go. If you do that you can wear blue jeans and a tshirt if you want.

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>>980822
Wool camo clothing is the best of the best of the best in comfort, noise reduction, and warmth.

>>980678
It's awful and you should never go there

>>980678
im thinking of moving to Utah.
whats the best place for a newcomer to land and have the easiest time with cost of living
and where its easy to get a job fast?

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Technically east central Utah, but Desolation Canyon is the shit. Heading there in a few weeks

>>980522
What the fuck is that hellfeather

>>980556
giant scale worm

>>980556
Bait.

>>980437
>rock.jpg

Found the answer for you, faggot.

>>980437
Looks like slag glass.

>>980439
but what KIND of rock

>>980440
i think it kinda looks like amber but im not sure desu

>>980319
Also, I might add that I have limited experience hiking.

I hiked argentinian patagonia both in summer and winter, but I stayed at a hostel, so I have little to no experience camping, let alone in cold conditions.

>>980319
Aliens will rape you.

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>>980319
>Better get up here soon José cuz it'll be hard to hike when Donny's wall is in yer way! Lol.

Anyways, it gets really cold in the far south and far north during the winter because the mountains are highest at those points. You may be better off starting in Virginia and hiking Maryland and maybe Pennsylvania where it will be warmer. As far as distance from the GA start goes, it depends entirely on how much snow falls. Especially in the Smokies.

Don't try to plan how far you're going to go, especially if you have limited experience. Just pack lightly but make sure you'll be comfortable enough. Make whatever miles you make, figure things out when it's time to go home.

DEFINITELY get AWOL's guide book -----> http://www.theatguide DOT com

I would bring about $100 cash at the beginning, but make sure you have means to get more later (bank account whatever). Once you get yourself established hiking, you'll probably want to carry less.

You probably won't see that many people.

You probably will see more wildlife than usual, and if you're not an idiot, it will be a interesting and memorable experience.

Hope this helps José

I am actually planning to hitchhike the us, a lot of the information i have got is from hitchwiki which is really good.

I think although it is harder to hitchhike today and a lot harder to jump freights it is easier to connect yourself with people that can help, like workaway.info where people offer bed & board in exchange for work or couchsurfing where you can stay in peoples homes for free, theres also a section on the app for meeting other travellers.

>>979293
differs by region and by state
for example, you'll get harassed by cops for hitch hiking in new jersey

also you can't hitch hike on interstates, so very long distances are hard

>>979334

How easy is it to free load on a freight train?

Backpack cat lives to hunt.

>>978868
>>978865
I'll go 6-7/10 and I'm a dog person.

So, teah.

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>>978297

>>958742

>>978297
Bumping for OP

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Marmot Kompressor Plus is same price and I own 2. Lightweight, fits hydration bladder and can be rolled up really small. I own the black version.

>>>/x/

>>977554
i was sharing a tent with a friend once and i woke up int he middle of the night with my dick out. i don't know if he did it or if i did it.

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>>977554
I once heared a hobo moan in the woods. Turned out as I was looking from where the sound came from he was jerking off to traps on one of those iPads on steroids from Apple.
I packed my gear again and left the faggot habitat.

>>975856
what a cute pack! Post nudes

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>>975864
It weighs in at a total of 13.8lbs, hiking poles not included. The pack is made out of Cuben Fiber, same material competitive sailing has been using to construct sails for the last decade or so. Tent is made out of the same thing, it's ridiculously light.

Also, no nudes.

>>975871
From here on /out/ this thread is just going to be people shitposting so I'm just gonna get in early and say good luck and have fun. All my friends that did the AT loved it.

>>975586
I would play in the woods when I visited my grandmother, who lived in a small town steadily being drained of both people and economic vitality. The future of the woods was never at risk.

>>975586
Damn. I thought I was the only 12yo eco-terrorist.

no,
i helped plant more trees there and its looking better then ever since it has gotten more public funding and interest due to popularity of mountain biking and joggin swell as generally more appreciating outdoors