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A real gun you fucking yuropoor.

>>1055803
Depends on where you are. Most places get an ar15 or Winchester 30-30, but if bears are around you need a 45-70.

>>1055807

>cheaper ammo
>more compact ammo
>cheap itself
>way quieter, can be suppressed without a shitty tax stamp
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jejT_DOIgO4

Cross country skiing?

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>>1077505
I run a trapline. I sit inside and drink during the summer, avoiding bugs and heat. I start scouting once the heat breaks in September, prepare my gear in early October, deer hunt at the end of the month, grouse hunt until mid november, then trap till Feb or so. Far more time spent outside in the fall/ winter than any other time

>>1077507
This, or snowshoeing, or buy some micro spikes and go hiking anyway.

It doesn't, because I'm not a fag

masturbate

>>1073050
it doesn't because the forests I go to have 0 recorded murders so statistically I'm fucking fine

>>1079466
Jack Wolfshit

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>>1079466
i hate this brand. its like a plague and embarrassing.

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http://www.gaytimes.co.uk/shopping/product/wolfskin-jacket-laguna-l-ocean-1

>>1079455
go to a park - inhale & exhale deeply until u feel better. Don't forget to concentrate!

The mall? Which country you at?

Gas stations are good

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Fucking tussocks. Easiest way to fuck up your ankles and knees.

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>>1078134
On that note, this bullshit is pretty awful as well

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>>1078133
The long trail in Vermont, while gorgeous, has large swaths of the trail turn into straight swamps and rivers every time it rains.

here you go

https://www.loc.gov/collections/national-parks-maps/articles-and-essays/maps-of-great-smoky-mountains-national-park/
you can download straight from the USGS also.
https://ngmdb.usgs.gov/topoview/

https://prod.ut.no/kart/?bounds=5.99045741953918,61.0920748133853,8.56328219861584,62.0154550484528

Here you go. Should keep you occupied for a while. Site is in Norwegian though, but you should be able to figure it out, unless you're a complete retard.

>>1078061
>>1078062
thanks

Sleeping bag, Sleeping pad, shelter, backpack. In that order.

Quality boots or if your wallet is a little light, at least running shoes

>>1077981
Trailrunners are enough 80% of the time imo. Of course you should have decent boots as well. I recommend Lundhags. I love mine (Lundhags Synchro mid's).

>>1077953
if you need a better picture i can give it to you

>>1077953

how long is it?

>>1077955
about 3 inches

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Another shot of the same cave, the iron deposits drew beautiful lines across the bluffs.
The pictures do literally no justice.

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Can't recall this exact vista, but it was raining when I stopped here, this was definitely the most amazing view I got aside from Cedar Falls.

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Bump

>>1077269
Try Great Basin NP. Not a lot of people, great hiking and camping plus Wheeler Peak 13k.

>>1077269
Almost all national parks become significantly more enjoyable once you hike more than a mile away from one of the parking lots. We basically had the grand canyon to ourselves after descending the first 1000 feet, only ran into about 4 people total in our down and up again hike. Yellowstone is a shithole too until you get away from the major tourist attractions.

You gotta remember that the average person is a disgusting fatass and being even the tiniest bit /fit/ allows you to do and see things the average asshole can only dream of. Just put a little sweat in and you'll have most places to yourself.

>national parks
>authentic
audibly kek'd

>In the United States, a Wilderness Area is an area of federal land set aside by an act of Congress. Human activities in wilderness areas are restricted to scientific study and non-mechanized recreation; horses are permitted but mechanized vehicles and equipment, such as cars and bicycles, are not.
Knock yourself out.

http://www.baka.com.au/nsw/teaching-student-dies-after-falling-20m-down-waterfall-while-looking-over-edge-in-blue-mountains-20160510-gos1zq.html

This happened near me. Living in the land of cotton wool and bubble wrap, people seem to ignoring clear warning signs and don't take even a basic level of responsibility for their own safety when outdoors.

At this particular waterfall there is a formed walking track with hand rails, with flowing water and moss and algae everywhere.

>>1076956
>No remains were able to be recovered

Looks like another alien abduction cover up.

>>1076883
Take it from a life long underweight guy; just because you're used to burning more calories than you're consuming, it doesn't mean you won't still feel the ill-effects of that. You'll still get dizzy, feel tired etc, but you start thinking of that as normalcy.
Thing is most underweight people still eat enough to not die.

The body is inefficient at storing energy. The conversion rate is about 14%.
You'd need to eat 25,000 excess calories to put on 1lb of fat.

>>1076904
>You'd need to eat 25,000 excess calories to put on 1lb of fa
not true.
6000 excess will add a pound

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Mescaline in the Desert

>>1076761
Whats too far away? I would say do Flat Iron trail if it wasn't so damn hot out right now.
You will have to travel north atleast an hour to before it gets cool enough for any decent hike. In which case I would recommend Fossil Springs but you need a reservation but you can get one easily. There is alot to do up North. Sucks you came in the summer.

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>>1076761
Head up to Sedona, two hours north of Phoenix. It's monsoon season currently and its much more comfortable hiking weather than the valley.

>>1076313
Steal it!

>>1076313
They should have taken the lift back down.

>>1076313
You surrender any gear you leave behind when you ride out.