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Rub it out with some steelwool.

>>1040549
And it won't fuck the ti up?

>>1040550

I don't see why it would, I've done it on a stainless steel pot without any problem (yeah I know that's not Ti but it's all metal and the rust in your cup isn't much different from burnt on noodles at this point)

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>>1040342
>>1040344
Might as well try since they are invasive cunts. Most panfish taste good and the things look like crappie with teeth so hopefully they are edible.

>>1040342
>>1040344
That lower jaw screams WE WUZ KANGS N SHIT!

>>1040145
nice keg setup but your worm needs work. Make sure it's a steady decline. Yours will gather liquid in the low points instead of having a constant drip.

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>>1040153
Just found this out tactically placeing a stick has fixed it

Hope you're having fun. The booze won't be great.

>>1040044
Get some sheep. No more mowing needed.

>>1040044
There are, but they are so far all clumping varieties. You can plant a million mini mondo's in your backyard, and it will look like a lawn with a little care. Really you'd be replacing the 2 week mow with a 2 month maintenance schedule, at least for a couple of years. Dividing clumps and re-planting them in sparse areas, mostly. Or dividing large clumps to prevent them dominating the features of your lawn.

There's no reason not to do this, by the way. I do lawn and garden maintenance and the only reason people don't pick alternative ground covers is because they fear they'll be perceived as a weirdo. If your lawn was 100% mini mondo, I'd think you were a wizard, not a weirdo.

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free yourself from the grass meme

>>1039706
>hiking
>no glycogen reserves
don't do it, anon. keto is otay for normal usage and every day life but if you're going to be using energy reserves throughout the day at a constant "drain", it would not be beneficial to have no glycogen (starches or sugars) in your blood.

Fatty meat preservation would just be pickling or finding something that has limited protein. I use either beef jerk shrink wrapped and coated with salt (in which I can brush off when i open) or fish preserves. My favourite for quick energy is Cod Liver. tins of that shit are $3 and easy to wolf down.
Also, why would you smoke pork belly? Just make it into bacon.

t. fag who did keto for like 3 months

>>1039753
You still have glycogen on a ketogenic diet. You still have glucose in your blood on a ketogenic diet.

Everyday life for me is 10 hours a day of outdoors labour. I do farm clean ups and gardening, so far so good. Far more energy than when I'm on carbs, but that might be some obtuse first world issue I have or something.

And yeah, bacon is great and all but I have eaten so much fucking bacon for the past 5 years that I can really only stomach it for breakfast.

I suppose bacon stores pretty well in a slab. Might have a look.

>>1039760
>I suppose bacon stores pretty well in a slab
No it does not.
Your best bet is to cook then shrink wrap it

OP here, i forgot to mention that this is a rough draft. i saw this in my dream when i was napping and immediately came to ms paint

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>>1039175
>>1039176
I would ironically actually buy one of these. I think Bepis likes fidget spinners, so if he shows up and says good things, I think you've got a winner. Prepare for the anti-hipsters tho. They'll be here in no time to crap all over your idea.

>mirror... can be used to start fires using the sun

By gardening.

>>1038555
I meant like a survival situation, not homesteading

Short term survival:
- learn fishing
- learn trapping
- learn hunting
- learn wild veggies/herbs/berries/shrooms
- eat bugs

Long term:
- learn to salt/dry meat/fish
- learn to make jam out of berries
- learn to preserve vegs/herbs/shrooms
- stockpile seeds for easy garden veggies, learn to make fertilizer/compost

Just today I finished a 4day wild-herb course at a local vocational school that specializes in nature stuffs. I got a similar course scheduled for shrooms and berries this fall.

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No one gives a shit. Why does out post retarded stuff like this

>>1038676
Does this get posted often? And it's very fascinating.

>>1038522
I went fishing near the perimeter. Armed guards sat in a truck and watched .me to made sure I was going downstream away from club property, and were still there when I left.

I watch them all and the short answer is no, with the possible exception of someone on youtube. I just kinda watch them all and screen out the irrelevant.

>>1038499
In that case what are the marginally less shitty ones? For instance bear grylls does have a few insights tucked away between all the piss drinking. Any others you can recommend, i'm flying totally blind here.

>>1038500
>For instance bear grylls does have a few insights tucked away between all the piss drinking
To be honest most of them do. I've seen some pretty shitty survival shows and still learned something. Maybe something like the older Les Straud vids before he kinda went Bear Grylls.

>>1038269
Dried fruit is the best. Kiwi and strawberries are my favorite.

>>1038269
I made red beans and rice. Dehydrated them separately.

Also have done salsa and pic we gallo that I add to burritos I make.

>>1038269
I do a lot of venison and antelope jerky in mine.

Be aware that unless you grind it and add fat, you can't dry it enough to be shelf stable (still needs refrigeration, just lasts months instead of a week) or you'll never be able to chew it.

Otherwise, dried fruit.

>>1038023

Shit knives. No thank you.

>>1038023
>lowest price is $11.04
>i paid $11.45 last month
some ""'""sale""""", amazon

>>1038122
/thread

>>1037546
You also have a phone but you need to use it on highground.

>>1037546
>Ontario
Well, being Ontario water is every-fucking-where so:
>follow ATV tracks from coming in back out (oldest set is only 2 days old)
>forage edible plants on hike
>drink water from any available water source and simply risk getting the shits, I'm only 5 days out

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>mfw this faggotry

>>>/b/
>>>/tg/
>>>/qst/

>>1037425
Bears do, in fact, shit in the woods. Watch where you step.

>>1037425
Keep a decent sized fire going, have fun and be loud, keep some tunes going if you're bringing a speaker. Lone black bears are pussies, I've camped in highly populated black bear country since I was a wee lad and have never seen one approach an active campsite, if they can hear you clearly from a distance they will more often than not avoid you. Every time I've encountered a lone black bear it has been on a dirt bike trail or logging road and the second they see my bike coming they turn around and book it back into the woods. I've never run into a black bear with cubs besides seeing them on the sides of highways terrified and confused as all hell.

>>1037425
What kind of black bears?
Are they camp bears that are used to getting garbage and people food?
You are in for some fun
Get an Ursack

Are they wild bears that will run away at the first sight of people?
You will be lucky to see one

>>1036232
That depends on what you're willing to do and whether you have the capability and weight tolerance to take fresh/refrigerated ingredients with you.

The kit you have now, throw everything but the pot and its lid in the closet. The pot suffices for 99.9% of everything you'll eat while /out/.

As for meals:
>just requires boiling water
-Mac n' cheese (can add shit to it as you like, diced spam or precooked brats or kielbasa/smoked sausage always goes well).
-instant mashed potatoes
-any of the various pastas (including ramen), take a small bottle of olive oil and dried basil/"italian seasoning" with you to toss it with so you can go sauceless for less mess and weight (can also add shelf-stable pepperoni slices)
-the various canned soups and stews

>requires some level of actual cooking
-au gratin or scalloped potatoes (I advise against this since you'll spend forever scrubbing all the burnt cheese out of the pot)
-fried/sautee'd spam
-the various dehydrated soup/stew mixes
-the boxed rice dishes like red beans n' rice or jambalaya (can add meat to it)

>can be cooked over open fire
-hotdogs/brats/smoked sausages/kielbasa onna stick
-fresh-caught fish, whole
-chicken breasts and thighs onna stick (takes forever)
-marshmallows

No need to buy cookware, bring some hot dogs, potatoes, cheese, butter, an onion and some foil wrap that shit up and put it in the coals and cook yo weenies on a sapling. Delish

>>1036232
depending on the temperature you can probably cook all of your meals at home.

make something acidic like spaghetti sauce or chilli, up to around 20C the food will keep for a whole weekend(up to sunday night).

you can keep waterproof tupperware in streams to cool it down if youre not travelling far combat higher heat.

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>>1036142
Because it's relaxing and I enjoy it. It makes me feel good.

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>>1036142
30% relaxing 30% i hate people and social events so i a go out alone 20% sports 20% other hobbies like woodworking foraging, listening to audiobooks, fighting of crippling depression.

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I have to go out because of reasons.