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>>956638
Green sleeves

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>>956638
>good, bad, ugly
>thread

Also.

>>956642
Wrong.

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A good anon got me a tin whistle for secret santa so I can play my happy flute song while /out/

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It has the harshest winters of anywhere in the lower 48. I would highly recommend against it.

>>986100
>the internet is hard
https://www.nps.gov/yell/planyourvisit/backcountryhiking.htm

>>986105
baka I saw that I was looking for some opinion other than the parks website

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>>985928
Why would I waste time giving advice to someone who didn't follow advice already posted, you know like don't start threads that already exist?

>>985955
I checked and didn't see any thread that related to this. Care to link me to it?

>>985928
Did you seriously just bump a dupe thread because you're too lazy to ctrl-F "pants"?

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Depends on where you live. Trapping is illegal in most areas and unless you plan on eating squirrels and stray cats then it's not advisable. If you are one of the psychotic people who like torturing animals as a precursor to being a serial killer then get help now.

>>985874
>unless you plan on eating squirrels
What's wrong with squirrel?

I've slept in my car a few times. Catholic Church parking lots are my go to place. Usually Catholics aren't dicks. Never tried it at a protestent church. I have a coupe so I laid back in the passenger seat as far as I can in my sleeping bag. The only thing is that you kinda feel vunerable.

>>985744
Pack an extra bag for versatility
What is it, $50?

Bryce is nice

>>985782
walmart will let people do that too actually. Usually camper vans and RVs but if you're not making trouble I don't see why not. There are about 20% that don't allow it though. I'm guessing in really urban areas.

http://www.walmartlocator.com/no-park-walmarts/

for the OP, sleeping in the car sucks though unless you're really short or are driving something like a big SUV in which case it's actually quite comfy. You said you're in a versa so that will suck hard. Even after a single night in a corolla I feel like shit the next morning.

Secluded industrial areas are also usually pretty quiet at night. pick a really quiet little side street. Often passersby just assume its someone on the night shift's car. Parks will be patrolled and usually have specific open hours so cops check em late at night. One option is to just drive out of town until you find a roadside rest area and sleep there. No one is going to argue if you say you felt it was unsafe to drive because you were too tired.

Where the hell do you live that fire is illegal ?
Is it a drought fire ban? If so then dont fucking start a fire.

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>>985638
Dakota Fire Hole. It is the only one with stealth in mind, though I don't know why you'd want to make any fire where stealth is needed.

Also, visible smoke is a sign of an inefficiently burning fire. At most, it should only white smoke right as you light it then turn clear. If it turns to black smoke, there's not enough air and you overloaded it. Wet fuel also makes white smoke.

na not a drought related area
we're in germany not actually quite sure but imo u cant just light a campfire on public ground here

Did rainier when i was like 12

Shit is boring i just play video games now

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>>985619
Climbing Rainier is not mountaineering, unless you do it without a guide

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get on this level

>that picture
>it doesn't say "prease"

If you are under 25 do conservation corps

>>985391
I'm thinking of trying tree planting this summer to make money for uni

what's the best way to train/prepare for it and what's the bare essential gear needed

also any tips on how to plant efficiently or the best company to work with?

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>no electric buffer

Unfortunately not. I've never had a knife get rust like this before, but it's been a few months since I've been out.

>>985221
Glitz. It's a product mainly targeted at gun owners. Follow directions, Polish lightly with the grind grain.

Turtle Wax Chrome Polish and Rust Remover works ok and is easy to find.

If you're not worried about "pretty", just use 600-1000 grit wet/dry with some oil.

camp at brainard lake
hike to lost lake

>>984995
what city u in m8

get the all trails app. its perfect for non hikers and beginners and most of the trails on it are 2-5 miles.

>>985003
Would I need snow shoes?

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>>984981
other pic

>>984981
Why is the vet giving away ticks

>>984981
It really doesn't matter. Go outside and you will find some ticks.

Wait until you get a bullseye before you start to care, faggot.

>>984977
Thanks for reminding me that I need to build one.

>>984991

You're welcome.

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Anyone with honey flow beehive experience?

>>984489
Maybe.
What capbadge?

>>984503

You either do or don't.

>>984504
Here you go:
>https://www.manualslib.com/manual/56179/Garmin-Foretrex-401.html
What capbadge are you?

If you enjoy forests, the Ouachita National Forest isn't too far from Texas, and just an hour from there is the Buffalo Wilderness Area. Both great places to go /out/ in my opinion

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Me, too. I've lived and traveled almost exclusively west of the Rockies, so the gulf coast in particular was really interesting. Just taking a walk through a park somewhere near New Orleans was full of new stuff. You've got wild anoles! And vines of all descriptions, and leafcutter ants, and giant fucking orb weavers. It's all so differenty.

I'd very much like more of that, but it seems like to get really properly off the beaten path you need a boat or something. And there are people everywhere, and not a ton of public land.

Where's a guy to go?

>>984319
You basically described south florida. Plus pythons and gators and iguanas everywhere.
Florida has tons to offer in terms of unqiue species but I have always been a fan of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

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>>983933

20 - 30 Jahre alt ca. 180 cm groß dunkelhäutig schmale Statur

sprach "gebrochenes Englisch"

trug u.a. helle Jeans und kurze Sommerjacke

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>>983951

>going camping in an islamic country without wearing a burka

shiggy diggy

Yeah but at least in Europe we've got tough gun control to prevent us from being attac...Oh wait :^)