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>>943659
Herbs

>>943659
Tomatoes in a 5 gallon buckets

>>943659
My girlfriend and I grow chilli plants indoors. But watch out for aphids! Aparently they absolutely love chili

I have that knife and love it. I'd only texture it with additional material (like tape, which you said you don't want). Tape would be my best choice.

They make texturizing spray paints which make it kinda grainy. You could test that on a different knife and see if it's ok... I've never used it for that personally.

They make rubber dips that you can texture after dipping. Again, I haven't done that on a knife.

I think sanding it is a bad idea, but it is your knife and your money.

I did a wax cotten wrap on the handle but im still not 100 percent happy with it

cant see why not op, as long as you do it consistently in all areas and don't take too much off. not speaking from experience.

Another butthole troll thread.

Nope. They are heavier and thinner.. Just get a Zrest

>>942512
Not those shitty thin ones, but sometimes you can find cheap exercise mats made of thicker lighter foam, those are sufficient I guess. Proper sleeping pad is better though.

>>941371
>I am bored
Only boring people get bored
Why are you so uninteresting?

>>941371
Grew up in the Appalachias. Collecting Ginseng and Bloodroot is pretty normal. Gathering "dry land fish" is lucrative as well, though I enjoy eating them more than selling them.
When I was a kid we used to dig worms to sell at the local pond. $1 got you 2 dozen. Would make at most like $25 a day, but that seems like alot to a poorfag 10 year old.

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>>941371
Foot hills of the cascade mountains.
I use mushroom hunting as an excuse to get /out/ a basket of these gets me around $40. They bloom for 3-4 weeks a year
I can pick a basket an hour but not "legally" because of permits. If you are willing to break the rules there it room for huge profits from little risk.
I mean shit if you were to poach a deer and sell the meat you could make like $150-$200

Lives in a tent for 2 months planting trees in college, hunt, camp and canoe trips every year. Still not as much as I'd like.

ITT: e-peen contest about how tuff you are

lived outside (traveling) for the majority of the past 6 years

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>>938427
I did tree work for about 10 years. It can get pretty sketchy at times, but starting out I'm sure they wouldn't expect you to do anything overly difficult with a saw or on the ropes. Expect to spend a lot of time dragging brush.

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>>938488
Sometimes, it's all or nothing.

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>>937922
Should have broke it down before putting it together and gave us that photo.

None the less, I'm jealous of the poles and pack. IMHO if it's just an overnight camp and you don't have a far destination I say carry as much as you think you can.

I haven't weighed my out at all but the pack and bags are budget as fuck, those are two of my 3 big purchases this year, the third being a 20F or lower underquilt.

>>937922

Forecast is snow on and off, 38 degree high 27 degree low.

My load out:

(Main gear)
Kelty Redwing 50
Yukon Outfitters Walkabout Rainfly (tarp)
Dutchware Hexon 1.6 Hammock
Dutch Cinch Buckle Suspension
Jacks R Better Sierra Sniveler top quilt (20 deg rating)
Jacks R Better Mt Washington 3 Underquilt (20 degree rating)
Insulated DIY top sock (2 Costco down throws that make an insulated top cover)
Sea to Summit aeros inflatable pillow

(Food)
Small pack of trail mix
Small pack of beef Jerry
Crackers
Slim Jim
Mt house chicken teriyaki
Mt house biscuits n gravy
Starbucks instant coffee
Booze, Knob Creek and Tennessee honey

(Cook kit and water supply)
Jetboil Minimo
msr fuel
Light my fire sport
Sawyer mini and squeeze bag
1L Nalgene

(Extra clothes)
Fleece hat
Socks
Gloves
Packable down puffer
Extra pair underwear
Extra light thermals

(Misc)
CKRT minimalist knife
Mini Bic lighter x2
Small pocket rain poncho
TP
Bahco Laplander folding saw
First Aid kit
Small 6"x6" washcloth
Light plastic trowel (poo shovel)
Headlamp
Small Luci Light

>>937927
why do you have a hatchet-sized knife and a hatchet?

>>937891
Pic unrelated my pajamas

WRX is for gofast.
Pls go /o/.

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honda crv.

i have a 2004 and i rally it all over the sierra, and get 26 mpg the rest of the time.

admittedly not sporty at all, but i bought it because it has awd, good ground clearance, gets good mpg, and has tons of interior room for not too much exterior room, and it's never let me down.

and i love the looks when my stock cute-ute pulls up behind a lifted jeep 12 miles down a haggard forest service "road"

>>934300
Me and my dad slept in the back of the truck once with a cap on it. Well I slept there and he was in a tent but a huge ass storm came in and he got in the truck.

Crazy thing it doesn't vent well so if one of you rips a big fart it is gas city and it don't go away. My dad did it was bad for us both.

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I have a lot of experience, wouldn't do it any other way, but I've gone a ways past just sleeping on an inflatable mattress in the bed (that's how I started). What kind of truck do you have?

>>934300
My truck has a permanent pvc canopy on a metal frame sort of like that.

Insulation is terrible, so is wind noise so choose parking carefully.

When its cold you will need a good blanket or three.

At first I'd just have cardboard as a sleeping mat/insulation. Then I ply lined the bed and got a foam mat.

Air mattress don't work for me because they're too soft and I keel tossing and turning.
A heavy blanket solves all of this and keeps you from moving.

Also jack stands, to keep the truck stable.

Everything else is pretty much like regular camping.

>>933055
Lots of hills, rocks, streams and hardwood forests. The dissected plateau of the Ozarks region is a prime example.

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dense fir tree forests.
this is one of my favourite campsites, the tree's branches were hanging really low and hid our tent from anyone, which was useful as we were in Germany, where wild camping is illegal.

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>>933593
holy bollocks, no idea why that photo is so small, sorry about that
here's a similar photo of what my favourite outing spots should look like, this one is somewhere in the Tatra mountains

>>926135
Those are poisonous OP!

>fucking druggies evar time!

>>926135
fly agaric will make you sick.

buy some books, do some research

>>944439
Protip. If you drink bleach, it will clean your gear as you sweat it out.

>>944439
>but since Sports Authority is kill, I don't know where to get it.
https://www.amazon.com/Nathan-Sport-Wash-Performance-Detergent-Fl/dp/B000M4IVXM/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1486248742&sr=8-3&keywords=sport-wash

>>944517
Google is fuckin amazing

>>944116
>chainsaw license
What the fuck?

I'm so glad Hillary lost.

N00dz or a cool jacket

>>944117
We're in the UK.
In the US you're allowed to operate a chainsaw in your work environment without proper training and certification? That sounds like a disaster waiting to happen.

For me, a problem i face is commonly bivy bag moisture mainly in the footwell of the bivy. Any ideas?

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>>944016
Tthe problem is you're feet. The solution is commit sudoku.

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Deployed to Monrovia, Liberia with the Army. The majority of the time was spent on the outskirts in the shanky towns.
>the struggles of being /out/ with niggers.
>Aweful

Will they still be cheap?

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>>943870
I honest to god believe they will,

Theyve always brought so mich quality for a decent price , its shocking