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Stone throwing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csHo-oiGOPc

>>1053209
Hello I am the OP and this is my thread. Would you like a stone to throw or perhaps hold?

>>1052788

What are you fishing for? A lot of people will put a snell hook on that and bottom fish for catfish, although more experienced fishermen usually prefer a free sliding fish-finder rig.

So, how are china lures?

Thinking about buying a Lew's Custom Speed Spool SLP, what's a good rod to go with it? I've been using an Ugly Stik with a Shakespeare spinning reel.

>>1052467
Yes

Nah, you're not a shitty human being.
Your interests are just different.
You probably feel more connections with the land, more than you do with your friends.
That's okay

Environmentalists are horrible people because they don't care about the environment and they don't care about people they only care about pretending to care for the environment

>>1052395
Vietnam is more fun
also >>/k/

>>1052401
That or
>>>/his/

>>1052401
>>1052856
Dunno about /his/ but ive seen a few reenactment threads on /k/

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Your guess is as good as mine.

West is clearly more vast and remote, but I'm sure there's plenty of spots in NY and PA that satisfy those demands of seclusion.

It also helps to just not mind a few signs of humanity. East coast is comfier imo, just because it isn't the tallest and vastest doesn't mean it is automatically bad

>>1051570
>that balance point
Good god, these people need to stop expanding westward
>>1051571
Any exact locations? Or parts of ranges?
Gotta be honest with you, right now I am passing the furthest east peak over 4000m and feeling melancholy that I am heading east

>>1051424
Danm OP go get the links out of it and put them here.

>>1051424
F
I will never forget what we experienced in that thread. We laughed. We cried. We grew.
Happy floote thread will be missed dearly ;-;
>>989538 rip; 2017

>a thread about a thread about a post
you faggots are fucking pathetic.

>>1050051
We're all going to die.

>>1050051
could be a tick buried some eggs into your arm.
But it was probably just aliens

what happened
you call that a hole?
how did it happen?
tick? did you wake up with it? slept in tent or just under tarp? did you inject memes?

seriously though, just put chlorhexidine on it until it heals, if you pic it, put a band aid on

>maybe ill use to slash my wrists since my pc cant fucking get a picture to stay upright

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>>1049969
https://morakniv.se/

/thread

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>>1049969
Make sure you get a good ferro rod just in case you need to sharpen and/or start a fire!

drone

>>1049689
Flashlight. Sturdy shoes. Work gloves. Cell phone. That's a fully charged cell phone, of course.

A common point of contention is whether you should bring items that can be construed as "burglary tools". Having them can get you access to spots you'd otherwise miss out on. But the flipside is, this shit is already a legal grey area--trespassing laws being what they are, a very dark legal grey area--and getting caught with them won't look good. It can get you access to places you'd otherwise miss out on, like the inside of a jail cell. And beyond yourself, it can fuck matters up for other urbex people, provoke crackdowns on them.

So there's a large contingent of people who swear against carrying prybars or bolt cutters. On the other hand, there's a vocal minority advocating the "don't be a giant pussy, cut through some padlocks" ethos.

It comes down to personal choice in the end.

>>1049713
Lockpicks so you are not damaging property. You can lock things back up and no one will be the wiser.

seems like a bad idea to be doing intense physical activity without food and water

Nice bait.

>>1049497
Actually its not that intense. Its more like a class, different things are teached, in the woods of course, but you spend most of the time seating on the floor and practicing things like knots or ways to start a fire

Good thread.

Let's pretend his passion was Nascar driving...

Christopher McCandless sets off, from California in an old car he rebuilt himself (he replaced the fenders and painted it), on a trip to the Daytona 500. He only gets across the state line when he runs out of fuel because he forgot to fill it up. Instead of simply walking to the nearest gas station or flagging down help he decides to push his car over an embankment and set it on fire. He then proceeds to walk on foot to the nearest car lot (which happens to be in Mexico for some reason, mostly because he burned up his map in the car and he's been taking backroads.) He finds an old bicycle in a garbage dump and uses that.

He finally gets to the car lot and buys a fixer-upper for $50. Before leaving the car lot he has to change a tire, which he replaces with the solid rubber donut. He buys fuel and heads off to the Daytona 500 again. Only he's heading deeper into Mexico and eventually ends up broken down in front of, "Autodromo Internacional de la Jolla" due to no water in the radiator. The engine block has seized up. Luckily, there's a race about to start. Christopher...er "Alexander Superspeeder", who changed his name, pays the $125 entry fee for the race.

Unfortunately, Alexander Superspeeder doesn't have a race car. He does however have an old bicycle still. He uses the bicycle to race. He makes it only 3 laps before he is too tired to steer straight and veers off into a race car and is killed.

Some Jew picks up his story and writes a book about his life and how he followed his dreams. Another Jew makes a movie about it. Armchair racers around the world adore him.

The End.

>>1048706
Pearl Jam is great, eat my ass faggot
The rest of your post is correct though

>>1048609
That's skinny. I've got a fat slow 2 person

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Don't have a pic of the whole thing but this is mine. Pelican angler 100 something like that

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https://youtu.be/UofzJFCW8s4

this afternoon

>>1031280
what kind of snek is that? kind of a neat pattern on him

>>1031329
One of the dozens of species/subspecies of garter snake. Not familiar with that particular one though.

And yeah they can be really pretty.

I found some stinging nettles at the local ravine. I am tempted to transplant some of them to my backyard and harvest them, I've heard good things about nettles both in terms of flavour and nutrition.

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>>1030795
>bowl of dandelion greens
>no other types of greens with them

That's going to be a really shitty meal.

>>1030800
They seem to like wet spots. Good luck.

>>1030842
What's this picture about?

>>1029703
>Best tarp material
That would be cuben fiber.
>lightest
>smallest pack size
>more tear resistant than tyvek
>relatively cheap
>easily sewn, taped, glue-patched, etc

>>1029746
>>relatively cheap
Is the cost of complete items so high due to the manufacturing?
>>1029703
The best set up is situation dependent. A set up for shade in a hot place of going to be way different to how you set up in a location where high wind and rain are likely.

>>1029958
>high wind
Can you even use a tarp in high wind?