S.T.A.L.K.E.R. thread

>>33296171
>>33296183
>>33296262
>>33296282
Toggaf era ouy 101elsupmi

>>33296332
Tun gnissim s'reltih dengis

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Found this in the fuel tank.

>>33296339
What rifle is that?

>>33296480
Yugo SKS. My mate bought it off a guy who put that black poly furniture, bipod, and tanker muzzle brake on it (he added the pro mag).

Note that later when we were shooting, the brake came flying off. Apparently the brake didn't fit and rounds had been striking it with every shot. That solved his problem of why before he couldn't hit the broad side of a barn.

>>33296378
wat

did you take all these yourself or did you have a cameralad with you

>>33296675
Mate and I traded my phone back and forth. Neither of us really wanted to take photos. Did it for you. Feel loved.

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Some more of of the cottage remains. Piles and piles of bricks covered in leaves and dirt. Some are still cemented together.

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I'm very curious about these rocks. There are lots of them stacked like this.

>>33296171
>Uses the word mate to describe a friend
>AK
Are you an immigrant or something?

>>33296778
Raised speaking German, English, and American English. I'm so lost.

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Lot of barbed wire here...

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I'm guessing this was part of a culvert or ditch? Just like a lot of stuff out here, no idea how it got there. Neat though.

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Occasional indication of property lines.

>>33296762
Skinwalker there friendo

That's about it for the pictures, comrades. No skinwalkers, just coyotes (and they did not come in range). Next time I'm hoping to stay in the abandoned barn or the old fuel tank. Only decided to stay on the hilltop by the cottage ruins so that the rain wouldn't drown us out.

>>33296989
Thanks for sharing! Thanks for contributing my favorite part of /k/. Adventures!

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>>33296944
What about this? We walked down to a creek and came back and found these on the ground where we had just been. I was wondering how we had missed them a moment before when we had passed that spot...

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>>33297028

>>33297028
>>33297051
It's almost like there are birds in the woods

>>33297600
Right, and something ate it.

>>33296762
Where I used to live this sort of thing was usually an indication that a fireplace used to be there. Or you were looking at the outline of an old cistern (if the rocks were more sunken than that).

Cool trip, OP. Brought back memories. As a kid I'd go tromping around in the woods with a bb gun or my laser tag blaster.

>>33297894
Lot of fireplaces if so. Still, it's very neat to ponder.

Awesome. I never went out with anything less than my .243, but that's becasue of the coyotes, hogs, and the occasional panther. Might have been nice to be a bit more normal.

>>33298255
The only thing in my area back then was snakes, and I knew enough to avoid them. It was before the age of meth too, so there was less danger of two-legged vermin. All the same I'm not sure I'd be as cool with it as my parents were with me vanishing into the woods all day.

>>33296762
Depends. If that used to be farm country that only grew back into woods a generation or three ago, it's probably the remnants of walls.

Every year, the frost pushes up rocks that were put in the soil by glaciers. Farmers had no clue about geology or glaciers, and just thought it was normal that their field was growing goddamn rocks. They usually piled these rocks in little walls around their fields for lack of anything else to do with them.

At least, that's how it is here in New England. Might be different if your somewhere else. But that kind of stone piles are usually from old farm walls.

>>33297028
>>33297051
turkey feathers, they get into fights all the time and knock them off each other, sometimes they just fall off the younger ones

>>33298825
So it was not skinwalkers. Good. Thanks, mate. I just overlooked them the first time I walked that trail.

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>>33296901
Black must be literally the 2nd worst camouflage color after blaze orange. You stick out like a sore ass.

>>33298786
Very interesting. Thanks for the explanation.

They say this area was part of a railway trestle for a logging operation. It was all pine forest until around 1930 when my family started buying the land and started clearing the land for farming piece by piece. Others started doing the same decades later.

I am in south Alabama. These rocks are not anywhere else on our land or our neighbors, just in this one spot. I don't think they are indigenous, but who knows, maybe they are in that one specific area. But that doesn't explain why they are stacked up like that, so I'd assume they were used for something. Could have very well been for a wall or a foundation of some sort.

>>33298958
Indeed. My mate did not prepare very well. Oh well.

Whenever I'm about to take someone's opinion on /k/ seriously, I just look at threads like this or Nuggetfest and realize 80% of you are scrawny autistic LARPing faggots, and most of the rest are traps and other assorted turbo-autists. I would venture to guess that the average age of this board is like 17.5

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>>33299015

>>33296888
Young Karl?

>>33299048
Whatever, asspie. Enjoy your stupid LARPing in the woods. You look like a complete faggot wearing all of that junk. You're no better than women who go out and take a million selfies of everything they do

Maybe it just me but I'd be careful exploring while OC'ing a rifle and looking like you're trying to stay hidden. If I saw that on my property I'd be pretty jumpy in confronting you. Just realize that while people may not react in a way that you expect them to, and you'd be fucked six ways to Sunday if shit happened and you were on their property.

>>33296559
Holy shit dude.
I trust bubba even less now.

>>33299015
and here you are behind your computer screen

>>33296670
It's probably shrooms while surfing the Chan's, I've done it once or twice.

>>33299107
Very valid point. We were far back in the woods so as far as I know, we did not come close to anyone's house. There were two points where I thought I saw someone out there. I put my rifle away and said "hello" both times (no one was there). So yeah, I was prepared to speak with anyone I came across and not look threatening, but you're right, it is a risk, and is more so the more populated an area..

>>33299048

hes right though, this is just a bunch of pictures of two spastics looking around some old-ass sheds wearing everything they bought from nugget enterprises.

>>33296670
Read it backwards, kamerad.

>>33296837
hepatitis tetanus sex cave

>>33299177
Correct. And it was fun. And it was varusteleka, you cross-eyed goat.

>>33299225
>varusteleka

no one cares, you look like a goober

>>33299246
Well I'm sorry. I'd have dressed more appropriately if I'd known you intended to shag me after the film.

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>>33299261
It's too bad your clothes are even worse than your banter, anon.

You don't /have/ to reply y'know.

>>33299120
Guy he bought it from was a marine. Nice guy. ARfag. That was his only com bloc weapon.

>>33299015
Honestly I can't disagree with this anon. There's an entire world out there full of shit much cooler than an old barn and some rusty metal in the woods.

Pretending your STALKER in the woods is just a way to make something fundamentally safe and without social risk seem fun and exciting. However, in the end you remain isolated from the world of people. There is no growth or development as a person, which is what an adventure is fundamentally about.

Not hating or anything, just reminding OP that he's a faggot.

>>33296854
If the far side (in good condition) is still lower than the near side its a cement trough for feeding live stock

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>>33296901
>target indicator black

>>33299628
The picture I got of it isn't very clear, and I don't really remember, but that's a good explanation. I have never dealt with livestock (we farm peanuts and cotton) so that possibility hadn't occurred to me. Neat.

>>33299694
Just judging off the width of the bottom it looks almost 100% as the ones on my grandpas farm in WI.

Cool Pics anon.

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>>33299726
Thanks, kamerad.

>>33299482
>There is no growth or development as a person, which is what an adventure is fundamentally about.

found the giant faggot

>>33299782
whats with that yugo sks?

>>33303713
This >>33296559

>>33301939
found the giant fudd

>>33299482
At least they are out getting some exercise. Better than many here