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Im mexican, but I live in Mexico. Idk if i can be consider a "minority"

>>923724

fuckoff, nobody cares about muh special victum status

and I am a minority

american born central am /out/ist here

what bivy are you using?

https://www.amazon co.uk/Highlander-Hawk-Bivi-Bag-Olive/dp/B00BQYNNBW/ref=cts_sp_2_vtp?pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_p=1069525627&pf_rd_r=BG7KVAK8HK6F2XZJYCP5&pd_rd_wg=rsldx&pf_rd_s=desktop-detail-softlines&pf_rd_t=40701&pd_rd_i=B00BQYNNBW&pd_rd_w=VVUAi&pf_rd_i=desktop-detail-softlines&pd_rd_r=BG7KVAK8HK6F2XZJYCP5&_encoding=UTF8

this one from amazon

>>922899
I've never been a huge fan of this waterproof ones as I find they don't have alot of breath ability. Are you wearing dry clothes when you go into the bivy? sweat/water in your clothing can make a big difference. Also makin sure you are sleeping in good clothes that have their own vapor barriers are helpful. I read somewhere the human body will put out 500ml-1l of condensation when sleeping. If your bivy pegs down having it good and taught will help it not pool up in undesirable areas. Pretty much the most condensation I get is in the foot area

Depends on where you live and how close the mountains are, but day hikes are free. Take your backpack and gym water bottle, multitool if you have one and you are all set.

I live in Austin, so finding hiking trails shouldn't be a problem. Thanks for response!

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>foot-wide gap in your bug netting

I bought one of those marine LGBT packs. It came with a dry bag and I believe it's 70 liters. The thing is awesome and carries lots of stuff but I hate that it's camo.

>>922549

Who is this semen demon?

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>>922564
>marine LGBT

I always knew they were closet fags. when your culture is based on cheering other dudes on for pullups you gotta wonder.

>>922164
self bump

Banff

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Alberta and BC. You can drive an hour or two and be in a completely different zone with different landscapes and scenery. I wouldn't bother with anything past Alberta. You need to travel long distances to hit everything on the east coast.

not very well.

outside the city tho, yes

>>921940
I can see alnost every constellation from inside 610 in houston.

I go to brazos bend just about monthly. so i regularly use 33 inch disks, nigger.

I have been to the god damned catholic telescope. I love the sky.

>>921940
I live in England.
So basically no, no matter where I go, the answer is no.

I like marmots

>>921746
roadrunners, their X footprints are hilarious

>>921746
Wild cats

Got a car?

>>921315
Yes

>>921317
Easiest way is to look up spots in national parks.

If You go down into nsw there's heaps around
I'm from near Byron

Because it's shit?

>>920900
>And...
Because I'm not a chinko conscript slave.

>>920898
There's needs to be a video like this, but using a bucket instead of a shovel. You can do a lot of things with a bucket. Imagine is 200 years of military technology and innovation went into designing a bucket instead of a shovel.

>>920020
Why the fuck would it not be possible?
What do you expect? Some invisible wall you can't protrude like in a computer game

>>920020
You'd have to take a boat or go through Canada. If you go through Canada you're going to want a hunting licence if you're bringing a gun because we don't let armed foreign nationals in for no reason even if they are from our most valued ally. If you're nogunz you won't have any bureaucratic issues. either way hiking through Northern BC/Alaska is going to be rough and I'd recommend going north to south if you want to do it all in one shot because winter is going to be a problem if you're hiking up from the south given how much distance you'll have to cover.

>>920024
Impassable forest or mountains or rivers or some other shit that is extremely hard to hike over?

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I do the DD ¥ungle hammock myself. I also Have a small side-hammock I use as a bench and for storage. It's the best. I'm moving overseas in 3 weeks and won't be taking it with me though ;_;

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I have a Hennesy Hammock.

>itt sos

>>918612
Nice I jealous

Got merino boxers and t-shirt, Daiwa Ninja spinning reel, #4 fishing line and Lowa hudson shoes.

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Really wanted the Scarpa Kinesis Pro GTX. But wifey got these instead. Never heard of them. Are they any good, /out/?

Pretty happy with the stove though.

>>915848
I'm still a young un', so I was recently involved in something called "venture crew." It's like boy scouts, but coed and aged 14-21 instead of 10-18. There's a surprising number of girls in most crews, sometimes as much as 50% or more. Most of them cute, and fit. You just gotta know where to look.

>>915848
Out girls exist, although they are all much sluttier than girls that enjoy different things.

Usually the types of girls that assume that all men are sluts too and they are incredibly liberal.

The only ones that are conservative and not slutty are also the ones who won't look at you if you aren't bursting with money or have a huge truck and house with a great job.

>>915868
> and they are incredibly liberal.
But that's a good thing.

>the ones who won't look at you if you aren't bursting with money or have a huge truck and house with a great job.
I hate to be the one to tell you this but they're sluts too. They just lie about it.

>>915716
What pack is that?

>>915716
Nylon/zippers.
Lightweight, useable, and hard wearing.

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Had this backpack for about 15 years now, still perfect. Goes on every hiking, camping or just out of town trip since then. Still perfect and the perfect size

>>912945
OP here. Wondered if the taxidermist I was talking to in the last thread could tell just from my photo; day and half through the pickle, does his face look a mess or does it seem fleshed enough? Thanks in advance!

>>912946
Wtf is that

>>913485
It's disgusting, of course. I would think that is obvious.