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pile on my floor. tent outer, water proofs etc hanging off a line made out of a guy rope and my quilt just kicks about on my bed.

I keep it in my closet. It's safe in the closet :\

Why do you have a suitcase shaped like a cock

Forgot the title again edition.

>>1029565
And the number (94)

reposting

Hey /out/, mars/hm/allow here.

I just revived a loquat tree from a friend. Any tips for how to grow it so that it can be as tall as it can be and produce fruit by next year. Are they hard to grow, any tips? I'm in South England, near Hampshire if you're wondering about climate

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>>1028626
Use a game cart. In fact, put all your gear on it, not just your extra shit. Free yourself up.

>>1028633
>car camper detected.

Personally over 30lb starts to get uncomfortable. I usually aim for 20lb plus camera gear, but it obviously varies per.season

>>1028643
Those carts are rated at 500lbs and 750lbs depending on model. The massive diameter tires allow you to haul a full load through all manner of terrain for miles and miles without problem. That's specifically why hunters use them.

If you think car camping is hiking 10-15 miles from where you parked your car then yes, I car camp all the time.

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>>1028267


Of the two the Estwing is the better choice for durability, I have the longer camp axe with the rubberized blue handle, it will not fall apart like the stacked leather will.

If i had to do it over again, I'd get the kershaw camp axe, my friend has one; it's better for splitting wood.

pic related.

>>1028267
Neither. Get a good one instead.

>>1028312
name a good one then

>>1028166
YOU FUCKING MURDERER

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Y- YOU SHOT BAMBI!!

>>1028166
>sitting around in a blind
>hunting

Pick one fag because they aren't interchangeable.

And I'm not saying you gotta go out and punch a deer in the head to death or spear it. But sitting around baited fields and jerking your buddy off basically waiting for an EZ kill when you absolutely don't need the food. Is fucking pathetic.

>>1026431
It's overhyped unless you're born and raised here. Was better before Discovery memed the shit out of it.

Pack some fucking bug spray and a big gun.
Mosquitoes are the state bird. You can camp wherever the hell you want. You don't need a hotel. Watch out for bears and moose, moose especially.
Camp sites are uncommon since you can just sort of walk a mile into the woods. It's pretty much all untamed land, and most places you go probably haven't had human contact in years unless you're following around trails.'

Otherwise, you'll be fine. It gets really hot in the summer. Don't go in the winter. It gets uh... cold.

>>1026534
>Was better before Discovery memed the shit out of it
I agree, there are like 3 current shows about Alaska or located there.


>>1026545
I want to go in the summer, which is when I have some time off. I can handle the heat, I live in South FL. Have dealt with mosquitoes a lot also.
Yea there is a shit load of dangerous animals, I am afraid to get mauled by a grizzly or some shit.
I might have to stick towards trails, getting lost is probably very easy.

Thinking about purchasing an AK-47 soon, so I'll probably be able to handle anything. Only issue might be taking it there, don't know how that would work.
Pretty sure I can OC also.

>>1021301
I just did class work and confined water dives (pool dives). Going to finish my certification in mexico in a few days. I'm no authority on diving, but I just wanted to give you a friendly bump and say: do it.

>>1021301
i am also interested in this hobby, but how much does it cost?

sadly with where i live i would need a boat to get to any places worth diving at an i dont have the means to buy one,store it or transport one.

but for future reference yea, about how much could one look at spending in order to get their cert plus equipment?

I work at a scuba shop and have been diving for years. You should for sure do it

>>>/ck/

>>1020822
google your states beekeeping association. Their website should have a map of reputable farms where you can buy raw honey

>>1020827
Theres a beekeeper thread already in here.. so thought I might get some pro advice.

i am perfectly comfortable sleeping on plain ground with only a blanket so i would say yes, however most people do not agree

>>1033705
have you considered hammocks?

As for just on the ground, I can't recommend it - it's been some of the worst sleep every time I've tried.

The cold ground would drain a lot of heat from you unless it's really hot I guess but even during the summer it can be cold during the night

>>1031187
Why? That's bulkier, heavier, and more autistic than any sleeping bag.

>>1031190
I've done it before and found the blanket to be more comfortable and basically as warm, didn't smell either after two weeks (unlike my bag). The weight was frustrating though. I'm just curious if anyone else has tried something similar and has any advice

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"Hop in anon! It's fresh and still warm!"

Why do all those non hiking fags buy all this patagonia and yeti shit to walk to the store when it is raining?

>>1029657
I KNOW RIGHT?

because they can/want to. Get fucked commie.

pretty neat OP, going to catch or find food as well? or is the tinned food gonna last you?
Anything in particular you're gonna be doing to keep busy during the nights, like a harmonica or something?

>>1029536
Tinned food should last me, no hunting allowed where I'm going.
Harmonica was a spot on guess, a 'peace-pipe' will likely get passed around and also got some old horse shoes to throw.

>>1029530
Assuming you have enough food, and will not have to filter the water you use along the way..

-No sleeping pad, unless you are going to use the wool blanket as a pad, which is questionable
-No shelter (tent, tarp or hammock), so you are sleeping in someone else's tent, or a pre-provided shelter? Cowboy camping is an option if you are confident of the weather. Use groundsheet as shelter if needed? But no stakes...?
-No rain gear
-No dry clothes to sleep in if worn clothes get wet
-Looks like you a planning to cook over a fire. Going to use the knife to process wood?
-Plastic trash bag would be helpful keeping the tins of the tinned food from messing up the rest of your gear when you pack it back out. Have a can opener if needed, but I think you may be using the pull tab kind.
-No hygiene kit: toilet paper, trowel, hand sanitizer, soap, etc.

I dunno, this seems all over the place, but to each his own.

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Honestly? I think that the bulk of white people recognize that they're HUMAN and not white at their core. While everyone else is busy trying to get into touch with their "roots," ie a culture . Why would a black person go into the woods if they're too busy trying to figure out what it means to be a black man? That or it's just that white folk are, on average, more capable of handling chaos from a self reliance standpoint. Maybe it has to do with survival traditions needing to be passed down from one generation to the next and that paternal link is missing?


Who the fuck knows.

I thought saying colored was extremely offensive? Is it ok now?

>>1029107
Back to /pol/

>>1029096
It's because white people tend to have more money, while also being in a situation where they're working some boring office job, so the idea of living outdoors is seen as more interesting.

>>1024571
Talk to people whether in college or work. Be friendly. Make friends.

>>1024571
leave your basement. talk to people....

Invite some friends on day hikes and see if they get interested, and just keep working up to longer more /out/ activities

High school senior, and it worked for me at least

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draw your beard

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Fight me

>>1023165
Ah the "methdealer".
Not really my style but you carry it well.