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Should I buy one of these? Does anyone else have one? Are they as practical as they look?
Idk why but I think they look super cool n edgy and I want to be a part of it...
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it's only 15 squid
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>>922442
a poncho? yea if you go /out/ you should probably own a poncho.
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>>922442
No good in the wind m8.
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/out/ approved cookware/foods 2016-12-22 10:38:50 Post No.917274
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ITT share your cookware/mess kits + favorite meals/snacks
I'm in the market for the above and I'm thinking about going for some shit tier amazon gear for a total of $27 (pic related). Anyone ever use this cheap gear?
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Stanley Steel Cooker with Nesting Cups or bust
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So nobody eats while /out/?
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>>917393
It's a slow board, wait a few days for replies.
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Trail cam thread. I'll start.
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Out quiz time no google mode. We pose out related questions. Support your answers. Cruelly critisize wrong answers.
Pic unrelated
Basic questions to start
What is the accepted smoke signal for distress?
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>>938721
Marijuana.
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>>938722
Less of a signal and more of a solution.
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>>938721
>What is the accepted smoke signal for distress?
rule of threes
SOS
...__ ___ ___ ...
three fires.
three rock piles
three gun shots.
but i don't know how you do any of those with smoke.
also
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Anyone in the Boston area?
I'm moving to Boston in April (from the Caribbean) and I want to get into hunting and camping.
I've gotten a nonresidential fishing permit the few times I came up there, but can a foreigner get a firearm/hunting permit. Even for bow hunting?
And how do I go about finding hunting/outdoor buddies?
Pic kinda related.
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>>938386
sounds like you're in a perfect pinch m8 ;)
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>>938386
You posted the same thing in /k/.
I will give you the same answer.
Good luck owning anything fun.
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>>938386
You definitely won't be getting a fire arms permit, period.
You'd have to take a hunting class in order to get a hunting permit for bow season, which is in November? But the chances of someone who's not only not a citizen but also not a permanent resident of Massachusetts are probably slim to none
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What's the most essential outfit for extreme weather? Inner layer, mid layer, shell layer. I doubt /out/ will answer this ostensibly simple question. Please help. Your (good) advice won't go to waste. Thanks.
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Carhartt jacket
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>>938046
That depends on what you're doing outside and what exactly "extreme weather" is supposed to be. An answer to your question is useless without more information:
The most essential outfit for extreme weather is one that protects you from that extreme weather without hindering your planned activities too much.
You want us to tell you what the best gear for every conceivable situation at the same time is, without spending too much money, while having high quality.
And then you're gonna use it for a casual hike in the woods once a year in winter and otherwise wear it in the city when you go commuting and grocery shopping.
Protip: that doesn't exist and you're not gonna need it.
So really, get:
>>938057
Or whatever other brands' high end hardshell makes you feel cool.
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>>938057
>enjoy your wet jeans
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has any one here ever camped/hiking in the everglades national park?
i am going to be down in florida in march and wanting to see the everglades, just wanted to know the best areas to check out while im down there.
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>ask about florida
>post wyoming
why the fuck do retards always do that?
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>>937949
Gators and hogs doesn't sound like a good time unless you're hunting
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>>937949
That ancient tree stump is definitely a must see on your trip to Florida. Don't forget to stop at the Great Barrier Reef in the Everglades too, great spelunking.
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You have 1 firearm and 1 blade to use for the rest of your life.
>What are they and why?
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>>937898
Go back to /k/ faggot
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>>937900
How is this thread not /out/ related?
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Thermos/food jar thread 2017-01-25 04:07:51 Post No.937507
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What do you usually carry cooked food/soups in when going /out/?
I need a food jar for my daily dose of cooked food when going to university, because I love not dying of hunger.
I found pic related for about 25€ which seems fair, provided it doesnt leak fluids onto my precious books. Its from Primus and their line TrailBreak. Any opinions? Any suggestions? Wanna show your thermos?
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More pics for size comparison
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>>937507
A glass-lined, vacuum insulated carafe. Brand name is Diamond from Japan. Vintage I think. I use it to keep stuff hot or cold. Boiling food/coffee/tea will be 160F after about 24 hours. Which is perfect for my needs. I carry a bottle brush to clean it.
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>>937520
Do you think these new stainless steel/plastic/silicone vacuum flasks have the same quality? I mean glass lined is great but thats old timey. Living in a big city and being a student is to me a bit like surviving in the woods. Nobody gives a duck about you and you have to be prepared for anything. And not having to buy pizza slices or bagels would be my way of surviving
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Fishing & Tackle Thread #122 2017-01-25 03:05:01 Post No.937455
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Deepest Lore Edition
Previous Thread:
>>935417
I did have some shit to do this afternoon, but I think I'm going to blow it off to go fishin. It's too nice outside and I have to go back to work tomorrow so I think fishin is going to be priority number one today.
Thinking about picking up a new hobby? Want to get a memecaster? Haven't mastered the Palomar knot? Click here!
http://www.pastebin.com/u/fishingandtackle
https://imgur.com/a/1Xw3N
Want to know how specific lures work and how & when to fish them?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dA9IA_DIkyw
Talk about fishin'
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What test-weight ratio do you use with your braided line?
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>>937463
Whatever is appropriate for the fishing I'm doing. What are you trying to go after?
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>>937463
I have 20lb braid spooled up on a spinning reel on a telescoping rod that I use as a general "do it all" travel solution for freshwater fishing. I've caught largemouth and smallmouth bass, rainbow trout, channel and blue catfish, bluegill, and even a freshwater drum using that setup. Biggest fish I caught on it was a ~10lb catfish I think.
I use Texas rigged soft plastics and fish in heavy vegetation for bass a lot and the 20lb braid really shines there; I can really manhandle 2-4 lb bass and just winch them out of the weeds.
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In need of Yosemite accommodations 2017-01-25 12:36:33 Post No.937374
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In need of Yosemite accommodations
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I am planning a trip for a group of 6 to spend 2 nights in Yosemite in June to do some light hiking and see the sights. I don't want to do any proper camping because the trip is part of a bigger trip for a wedding and I don't want to get bogged down with gear etc. I am having difficulty finding affordable accommodations this late in the game. I was wondering if any one had any useful suggestions. Perhaps some hidden gems? My options appear to be either booked already or super expensive. Ideally, I would like to keep it around $50-$60 per person per night. But I am open to other suggestions as well.
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>>937374
Y-you can stay w-with me, anon.
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>>937420
O-Or y-you could ch-ch-choose m-me.
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I've been exactly where that photo was taken and let me tell you that river will freeze your nuts off, even in the summer
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What can you tell me about Mt. Whitney?
I’m from the Alps and plan to climb some mountains in the USA.. It’d be my first visit there (in late summer or autumn), so nothing too technical for a start.
Mt. Whitney caught my eye, since it’s the highest in contiguous USA, but then I read this:
>Permits are required year round, and to prevent overuse a limited number of permits are issued by the Forest Service between May 1 and November 1.[29] The Forest Service holds an annual lottery for hiking and backpacking permits on the Mount Whitney Trail. Applications are accepted from February 1 through March 15. Any permits left over after the lottery is completed typically go on sale April 1.[30]
What are the chances a foreigner could obtain a permit?
A permit implies that many people desire to climb it, and since the permits are in high demand, it sounds logical to deny foreigners first (?)
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It looks like no permit is needed for a winter ascend.
Are there rangers who check who has a permit in the summer season?
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>>937080
It's just a walk up. Higher elevation can mess with some people. Drink a lot of water.
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>>937080
are you going to hike the trail, or go up one of it's technical routes?
quota period permits are a simple lottery- throw your name in the hat for a date, hope you get picked, residency doesn't enter into it. permits are still required in winter, but are nonquotad. yes, there are rangers who check them peak season.
if you go to whitney in the late spring, summer, or early fall there will always be other people around. it's easily accessible, has the draw of being the highest, and, iirc, every day 100 day permits and 50 overnight permits are allotted.
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Budget tents 2kg and under 2017-01-24 09:22:50 Post No.936879
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I'm hiking with my sister in the pyrenees this summer and I'm still in need of a tent. Since I'm on a tight budget and do want to make everything as light as possible, do you have any tips on gear and specifics?
We are both not that big (1,75 cm), so a regular 2 p tent should be fine, unless we find a very light 3p tent.
I was aiming for this tent in 15 D Nylon/silicone:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/2-Person-4-Season-Camping-Tent/32763884646.html?spm=2114.01010208.3.2.0uUMqX&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_6_10065_10068_10501_10503_10000032_119_10000025_10000029_430_10000028_10060_10062_10056_10055_10054_10059_10099_10000022_10000012_10103_10102_10000015_10096_10000018_10000019_10052_10053_10107_10050_10106_10051_10000007_10084_10083_10080_10082_10081_10110_10111_10112_10113_10114_10115_10000041_10000044_10078_10079_10000038_429_10073_10000035_10121,searchweb201603_3,afswitch_1,single_sort_2_default&btsid=51041e7c-05a9-4846-a8d1-5f1b9cfcfd90
It's a chinese imitation of the MSR Hubba Hubba 2 tent. Is it total crap?
I'm checking massdrop for a new klymit matress (Klymit insulated static v lite is looking pretty good for around 70 euros).
I still need to find a proper backpack, clothes and sleeping bag.
I've lots of good things about quilts, but since I'm not experienced with them I'd like to get your opinion. Do have a sleeping bag under 100 dollars/euros with a comfort T of around 10 degrees C you recommend?
What size backpack should I look at? I was thinking 50L, 55 L max?
any other budget tips?
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https://www.rei.com/rei-garage/product/103536/gregory-j-63-pack-womens
this backpack?
It's useful to know with which gear I can be a cheapskate and with which I shouldn't
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>>936879
Why do you need a tent?
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>>937659
I'd at least like a it of shelter. I'd think I dont have enough experience to go tarp-only right away.
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Anyone else with Raynaud's? It makes cold weather brutal. Even mild temperatures like 45-50F on a cloudy day can cause it for me, or carrying a milk jug to the grocery store checkout.
I am constantly wearing gloves and wiggling my fingers. This is keeping me from doing anything longer than a day-trip most of the year.
Does anyone else with this get to enjoy the outdoors in the winter?
Pic related; not my hand.
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>>936697
An exgf had it. Was a very serious condition for her. She'd begin to lose her judgement skills.
>are you ok?
>yeah, yeah fine...
>obvious thermal stress obvious
People would give her gloves. Useless, they did not get it.
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>>936697
Move somewhere warm, anon.
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>>936697
i don't have it as bad as you brotherman but i got it too--I try to keep my hands and toes as dry as possible. wear good quality wool socks and buy disposable hand/toe warmers if you need to. good boots if you're hiking in the snow or snowshoeing. i also got a pair of merino wool fingerless gloves that i layer with larger mittens and that keeps me t o a s t y
don't give up my man, adventure is out there
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Anyone have any of the old infograph threads saved in a folder by chance?
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yea i have an infograph folder
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>>936661
cool
was just wondering