Hey /k/ommandos I'm 18 and im a bit sick of college im doing

just practice hunting for a while, hunt rabbits until you're ok at it. get a .22, air rifle, bow, slingshot, whatever. also learn wild foraging.
take quite a few bags of rice and noodles.


go out innawoods, make your shelter, firewood, etc. just hunt rabbits, gather some wild foods like wild garlic, nettles, bullrush, etc and just eat those, the rabbits and the rice/noodles and youll be fine.

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>>31873022
I can speak to the pilot walk of life. Military or civilian?

>>31873056
I was thinking going military to either fly jets or cargo planes then going civilian and flying like airliners n shit maybe even helicopters depending what i have a hard on for.

>>31873039
thx m8 for the advice i to have a 10/22 so i could just go with that

>>31873090
Mil flying is an absolute bitch to get into and harder to stay in. Commercial you'll need to sell organs to get all your ratings and has a stupidly high curve for experience to pay ratio.

Either way you're in for a long pipeline, not to mention the culture difference between the two. Luckily, the industry as a whole is desperately undermanned

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>>31873168
damn. aight thx for the heads up.

>>31873098
it's quite easy to go hunting for rabbits, squirrels, pidgeons, etc.
i spent 6 months innawoods in the UK living off the land with a bow, that wasn't difficult (I wouldn't say it was easy) and i was fine.


do it, you're probably not walking into the alaskan wilderness so if you get absolutely starving just buy some stuff from the shop.

>>31873244
I live in Georgia so it wont be tough wilderness but i just like to be prepared. not to mention im not a fit /k/ommando so im a bit worried bout my fatass.

>>31873321
get healthy for a bit and you'll be fine mate. good luck friend.

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