What is the best way to eat outdoors? Is it dangerous to eat something if a fly or gnat kamikazes into it?
>>1063503
I hear that you can't eat Poptarts raw or you'll get sick.
>>1063509
I've never cooked a poptart in my life yuppie
little fly poop/carcus ain't gonna kill ya. I can't think of any real problems. Don't eat anything to old? Make sure you stored your food right and it's still good. If you use local water boil it our whatever.
So I got this thing and thought...wow...
they made a gyroscope for autists.
That's cool.
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I'm taking a hundered mile commute tomorrow to go fishing for albacore tuna and will have a LOT of time to kill.
Any way I can use this bugger on the high seas?
>nautics
>gyroscope ___
>fun?
>no compass
>no stick breaker
This spinner us absolutely useless
>>1063315
huh?
I have a compass...
What's a stick breaker?
>>1063316
But should I consider killing you first? I mean...nothing like a plan.
Does /out/ have any medical problems?
how do you deal with them when /out/?
Paranoid Schizophrenia. I try to avoid most people.
>>1063033
Disabled left hand and leg due to damaged spine after a fall.
Badly.
>>1063057
what happened?
I got a jeb as a timber cruiser and theyre refunding $300 for work boots. What do you guys recommend for good outdoor work boots?
I was looking at Hathorn 110V Smoke Jumpers and started looking at Danners. Do these brands run big/small?
Any recommendations welcome. Also they have to be 8-10 inch tall.
thanks
>>1060798
Kennetrek or Scarpa. Smokejumpers are shit for non fire work. They are heavy as fuck and never quite stop blistering your feet if you walk miles in the woods every day. They are great boots, just not for cruising or marking.
>>1060798
Get a pair of white's bro
Just don't get the lace-to-toe smokejumpers. Those will fuck your feet up.
Anyone have a good /out/ related story from when they where kids?
>in 14 foot tinny fishing out in the deep sea
>giant shadow goes under boat
>is a baby humpback whale
>it swims around and under the boat for some time
>does some playful humpback stuff, then swims away
That's about it for me. Never experienced anything cool in the woods as a kid (or adult).
>>1060339
>/out/ related story
>9y/o
>first fishing trip with dad
>dad tries to bond by offering me a sip of his beer
>austism kicks in, D.A.R.E. mindwashing seconds the motion
>proudly tell him 'I don't drink'
>sit in silence for next several hours
>11 y/o
>at boyscout camp
>not allowed to shower alone
>no one else willing to go with gay kid, I take pity on him
>he spends whole time staring at my junk
>everyone else stops talking to me
>quit boyscouts because I no longer have friends
Oh, wait... good stories? No, that all happened when I grew up and started traveling full time. Life is good.
>>1060339
>About 9 years old. 1992, go inna woods with 12 yr old cousin behind house in Georgia.
>explore too far, too many turns, get too lost, get more lost.
>come across three dead dogs off a dirt road. someone had shot in head and had lined up in row. Freaked out. Started singing the chorus to "life is a highway" over and over to help keep ourselves calm.
>get scared, older cousin absolutely convinces me their are devil worshipers all around us nearby..
>come across white abandoned house that had been graffitied by kids probably. All boarded up. Did not break inside. Odd sets of planted bushes we thought were marijuana (it wasn't)
>came across a rocky hill my cousin convinces me is some kind of satan sacrifice alter. Their was light water running down the side, brown mud which he convinced me was old blood from previous sacrifice.
>he freaks himself out at this point.
More "life is a highway" singing commences.
Find our way out and onto a main road. Its totally dark. Make it to gas station and decide on the purchase of two tubes of "squeeze pop" as sustenance. Attendant was all smiles.
>Leave and go back on main road. Cousins parents eventually pick us up. Pissed.
Explain that they had already visited gas station and told attendant they were looking for us. He told us nothing.
innawoods thread
>>1059581
My friend used to be pretty innawoods, fished and gardened for food in an innawoods shack (owned the property it was on) built out of discount lumber. Shit in a bucket filled with cat litter until finally got a toilet put in last year. Also no internet/cell service at this house, obviously.
Professionally, I've built a couple innawoods houses, well water/solar/battery bank type stuff. Not as far /out/ as this friend, though, people who go that far out generally don't hire other people to do their shit.
the only life there is is the innawoods life my dudes
>>1059581
What is an "innawoods thread"
Hey /out/ what kind if fish is this? Just caught it in MI.
>>1059514
That's a pretty crappie picture.
>>1059514
EAT IT QUICK
or else... well, I'll let you find out ;>)
>>1059514
Thats a crappie bro
Got this thing a group of people and I are working on as sort of a base camp so we can go way /out/ and play action man but still have an emergency place to stay, get food, water etc. What's your protocol for cooking? Do you have a separate location? In NH so really only blackbears.
Foxes too but I could cockslap them to death
>>1058852
If you are going to do this get an electric bear fence.
Here is a good video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6bThnA9Tvg
I would definitely fortify it in some way though anon. And I would cook in a different spot.
>>1058867
>electric bear fence
that's what I was gonna say
however it would be no match for stupidly, take common sense measures
what flashlights do you? do you edc it?
mini maglite or dorcy?
>>1055562
im thinking about getting the mini mag or this dorcy?
are dorcy any good?
Are the boyscouts as fun as TV made them look? I'm from a country without any comparable youth outdoor clubs or organisations, only got into /out/ stuff as an adult, really feel like I missed out.
Some of my experiences
>patrol leader stole my food often.
>Kids would frequently masturbate in the tent at night with other kids in it, including me. (I was 12 or 13 at the time and home schooled, so very sheltered).
Basically just high school / middle school in the woods. The adult supervision was pretty lacking, which would have been fine if the kids weren't such assholes.
Nah, its been safety cucked ever since the 80s. If you want to do out shit as a kid then ask your dad to do shit with you.
There are daily patch threads on /k/, but I was thinking we could get one here. Show off some patches.
>>1054397
I don't know what this is, but I'm a fur trapper and this rustles my jimmies
RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE!
>>1054397
Post the padtebin
>don't track trap
What did he mean by this?
I am looking for an axe that will hold up to a lot of abuse. I've heard good things about gransfors but I am looking to be Cody effective.
Cost
>>1053300
by your description the only rational choice is the hultafors hatchet
Dont buy a new axe, theyre overpriced to all fuck. Just look around at pawn shops and online for an old collins or sandvik head. Then make a handle for it, you can make it exactly how you want it and its a good excuse to buy some tools.
Well boys, I never thought it possible....
but there is a skank who jumped on the "cute /out/ girl" bandwagon who is actually more clueless than Survival Lily.
Her name is Emelie Outdoors and she is the perpetuated cancer that is women pretending to like male dominated activities to get views.
>Keep /out/ male
survival lilly is one ugly mutt why do so many fanboys fap over to her flat arse and chest when her chin is bigger than their dicks
>>1053137
Her /out/ skills aside I wouldnt say no
>>1053137
Thats why these hussies do this shit.
They dont know dick about bushcraft/survival, but they sure as shit get half naked for YouTube views
My pack isnt yet complete. But tell me what you think so far.
>>1049649
could lose the couch. I doubt you'll find much use for it /out/ plus it will lighten your load out tremendously.
2/10 - I would scrap everything but the tent, petzl HL, and water bladder (potentially the cook set too but the photo is washed out and I can't see what it is).
Is there a reason you are bringing so much power, 2 clunky knives and an axe?
Your first aid bag is too big, you won't use most of the shit they put in those pre-assembled bags and a ziplock is better for storage.
Sleeping mat is meh. Not what I'd use.
The most important parts of your gear are missing (sleeping bag, backpack, shoes, stove)
>>1049649
You clearly have good individual gear, at least the cutting tools, grans, esee, fallkniven and all but your kit seems oddly off. Show us what you actually carry and not what you have. You're definitely not hiking with two full size knives, axe and no backpack lel.
Former
>MUH BATONNY
knife fag here,
i have realized my sins,
i am looking for a pack axe but i have no idea what to look for. whats quality and whats not, i am ready to man up and become an axe fag.
Obviously you want a Gransfors replica viking axe.
In no ticular order: Fiskars, Estwing, Vaughan. Keep your price point rational.
silky ono
axes are shit, hatchets and cleavers are better
or what I really mean
you dont NEED an axe
you shouldnt be felling live trees, in which case, a hatchet or cleaver is pleeenty