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>>1076402
Fucking hipster faggots ruin everything. If I catch someone doing this ill curb stomp them on the nearest boulder.

This makes me very, very cross

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>>1076402
>>1076409
>>1076442

>>1099459
avoid using electronics, don't be obnoxiously loud when you don't need to be, respect the environment and don't fucking litter.
it's just that easy

>>1099459
the beauty of /out/ is that you can be whatever you want. if you want to go into the woods with your boyfriend and suck his dick all night thats cool. just dont be loud or leave trash behind.

>>1099459
I know it's going to be hard since you're OP and all, but you gotta just stop yourself from sucking the dick of everything you encounter on the trail.

>>1096722
That's going to depend on local building ordinances and whether or not you own the land.

A general rule though, is that tiny homes (built on trailers) aren't considered permanent structures, so they aren't restricted by building codes. And unless you're in a city, there likely won't be any laws that say that you have to live in a house at all.

>>1096722
You don't need running water.

>>1096722
most places I know of in the western US require you to have utilities on the property in order to park an RV or mobile home. So yes, water. Also electric, gas, and sewer/septic.

a lot of places will allow you to camp on your land without utilities for a certain amount of time each year. Usually just a few weeks.

If you build your own place without getting a permit and inspections the cops won't arrest you, they just give you an eviction notice, bulldoze your shit, and haul you into court to pay for the cost of evicting and bulldozing your shit.

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>>1095643
pretty much everything works for bass, they're a trash fish anyways, fish for something else

This looks like a survival instructor teaching some folks methods on how to start fires. Whats wrong with that?

If people want to learn how to do stuff in the outdoors, I'm all for it. If people want to buy a ton of gear from American cottage manufacturers, I'm all for that as well. If people want to walk 1 mile into some high elevation environment and chop down every sapling within a quarter mile and shit up the place to play bushcraft, then they can fuck right off.

>>1098938
Instructor probably wont survive a shit. And he is repeating what he saw in YouTube.

>>1098359
It's a Korean Ginseng knife. For digging out wild Ginseng roots.

Costs around $600.
It is made from specially alloyed "blue" Brass, because Koreans believe steel alters the taste of Ginseng.

>>1098362

>Believe
Its a known fact that a steel can alter a taste. Cut a apple with a 440c and with a 1095 blade, you can easily taste a difference when you nom nom it.

>>1098365
t. korean knife maker

No, only good as a vapor barrier or additional warmth.

>>1098081
its noisy as hell
have you ever used one?

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>>1098081
get an evazote blanket, it works better than a pad and costs around $20.

Hiking, Camping.

1. Nobody here respects McCandless
2. OP is a faggot
3. Sage

>living in your friend's backyard off of allowance from your mom, talking shit about poor people because you have it so easy
Truly the paragon of all things /out/

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>>1097817
My guy > your guy

pussy

>>1097788
Okay, Chad.

pussy

>>1097747
>hardshell, the baselayer and a fleece.
>Russian Gorka
You don't have these all ready ? Are you really from >>>/k/ ?

Gorka is a windproof cover only. It provides no better insulation than a civvie jaclet and trouser and is not waterproof.

>>1097791

http://www.sovietmilitarystuff.com/russian-tactical-airsoft/tactical-uniforms/gorka-suits/gorka-3-black-russian-special-force-tactical-airsoft-winter-warm-uniform-fleece-lining.html

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>>1097708
Go to google maps. See these green splotches everywhere? Those are state parks and forests. Zoom in on them, in google maps, to learn their names. Google the names and look for hiking trail listings on their respective websites. Some may not have websites of course or many might be lumped into one website with info.

Like this one just to the South-west of Trenton,

http://www.state.nj.us/dep/parksandforests/parks/byrne.html

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>>1097708
Do you have birch? Go find some chaga and sell it to me.

>>1097725

I started reading this and it says they have cabins for rent. Would it be stupid to rent a cabin just for one night by myself one weekend, with no prior experience?

why snugpak?
also: basic /out/ guide
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7XuthznpHM

its cheap and it works, north armies use it so its field tested

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i've got the antarctica RE, which seems to be the same thing as an elite, but with more stuffing rammed in.
finishing of seams and stitching is good, zip doesn't jam. it's huge and heavy and you wouldn't want to walk far with it, but anybody who can read would figure that out.
i'm generally happy with it. my only complaint is they used a thin, soft, fluffy-feeling fabric on the outside of the bag, but a horrible slick heavyweight satin on the inside; it clings and feels slimy when your feet are wet. sad!

Its comfy but it gets heavy

If youre one of those weird people that feel disturbed when operating above your typical body weight I dont suggest it

>>1097583
Those shorts are gay af and so do are bavarians.

>>1097583
leather can only really be used when youre not walking too far (like 100mi+) as its too heavy to justify the weight. It can shrink and crack if it gets too wet and wasnt properly treated before or dried after. A leather jacket for a weekend /out/ing is pretty nice though, just make sure its not one you care too deeply about.

suede is mostly a no go as it will be ruined if it gets wet, which it will whether by rain or sweat.

>>1097635
uncultured s[ch]wine