Archived threads in /out/ - Outdoors - 170. page

>>967998
Why not simply everyone drive a camry?

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>>967998

Because the consumerist madness that is the knife industry, biz and world consists solely about how good can a knife split wood like a chisel.

drive next

>>967998
You split little logs like that down to get at the dry wood inside them, then feather it so you can start your fire. Thats the only time you need to do that. Once the fire is going, youre good. Memesters around here would rather just play make believe about knife autism than admit there is a place for processing firewood with a knife.

"my music is so amazing and special i don't need to check the catalog to see if there's already an /out/ music thread" general

see >>963824 you fucking lazy faggot

>>966972
John Fahey, Robbie Basho, and Leo Kottke are the ultimate /out/ guitarists.

Fahey: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIavfcdqnLo
Basho: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ezp0WMTAzc
Kottke: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QOf_fl9Sp8

Bonus Round! Acoustic Jimmy Page - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67Yt-S0fFSA

>>966988
Sorry I did it in a pinch- board is slow anyways so it doesn't matter much, could have a thread dedicated to just eno + out

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barebacked a Malaysian twink in the woods.
im only joking mate.
guess the time i grabbed out for a fishing lure with 3 treble hooks swinging from my line like i would grab out for a beer was pretty dumb and painful

Followed a GPS upside down down a riverbed in NZ.

If you're thinking "that's freaking retarded" yeah it was. You're welcome.

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>>966321
One time I batonny chop chop with my knife.

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https://youtu.be/fud-Lz76MHg

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>>963824
>go /out/
>listening to artificial sounds
>ignoring the natural sounds around you

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>>963831
>implying there's a scientifically possible thing called "aritificial sounds"
I bet you call lamps and lightbulbs "artificial light" too

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>>956236
When you get into a blade off with a white suburban boy... like me... Pic related, just got it yesterday after a 9 1/2 week wait.

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>>956343
But this is not /k/, so here are my, for the most part, outdoor knives.

>>956344
I just got that tiny crkt in the middle. I think it's the untralight knife I've always been searching for. It's great for skinning and woodworking alike.

>That feel when I can't take any of my favorite camping knives when I travel abroad because I'm not checking a bag

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I'm want to get the wisport Sparrow 20L pack but I'm a poor fag. Does anyone know of a similar style pack for less?

>>950827
20 litwrs is too small.
Next queation

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What is the best way to prepare shellfish like mussels while /out/?

>>947600
Yes it is a meme.

No, except being used differently to fight, and being very certainly inferior to regular knives for that matter, it can't do anything.

Good luck field dressing an animal or preparing a meal with that.

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>>947602
I don't think field dressing would be that hard considering you can choke up and they are pretty small irl.

>>947610
Then do it and post in on youtube.
It's better to have the opposed curve to skin.

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>>946556
Or, y'know, you could buy something lighter and more accurate that's chambered in a modern caliber and can actually take a scope.

>>946562
Why would you want some stupid fudd gun like that?

>>946562
>Dat buttstock grain
muh dick.

>are seatbelts necessary
>are helmets necessary
>are airbags necessary

It's a risk you'd have to take, anon. If it means anything to you a 6' 165 lb friend of mine just got bucked off and broke his arm/a few ribs and dislocated his shoulder.

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>>831410
Ever broken ribs before?
That's reason alone to wear one. I'll tell you it fucking sucks, and it's not something I want to do ever again.

If you're jumping, especially just starting out, i'd suggest it. Trail riding I wouldn't bother.

Does the barn/whatever have gear you can borrow? See if anyone else has one they'll let you try?

Never rode without one in the rodeo arena. Vest is likely what saved my life when I got stepped on.

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>>831453
>Ever broken ribs before?
Nope, When i played rugby, we had a man on our team that played a match only 3 weeks after he broke one or two ribs. They were really tender but he managed to play two matches like that until they were fully healed. I fractured one of my vertebraes during that season as well and I couldn't do anything physical for 2 weeks, and another 2 before full contact.

My current barn has a policy set at 2'6", It's not really setup for this sort of thing but my instructor told me they can provide basic hunter/jumper lessons at the same rate as my ordinary english lessons (4 for $150, 1on1 private hour long)

I figure that i'll just stick around there until i've maxed out at what I can learn, then off to another barn.

I've decided to get a vest, I'll most likely get a cheap $50 chinese knock off to hold me over for a few months until I progress and i'll have more money for the real deal down the line.

There has to be marking somewhere. Check under the spinny thing what holds the boolits

I opened the barrel and there are no markings there either.

>>>/k/

>what is Google

Good luck building on woodland. You've got green belt regulations, conservation areas, sites of significant interest, etc etc etc. Never mind if you have native species the habitat directive is a cunt.

Speak to your local planning authority they'll tell you what restrictions you have.

Generally speaking if you buy woodland it has to stay as woodland. That means no houses.

Sustainable development may win you brownie points as there's usually a presumption in favour of sustainable dev in development plans.

Need to give more details.

>t. Environmental manager

>>974789
I have been doing my own research but I wanted to see if anyone already has woodlands and their thoughts on the process.

I know building a house would be a no no/huge ball ache, but what about a hut/cabin?

I was thinking about maybe turning it into a "wild camp" site if it's worth it and use the funds it makes to put back into the site/buy more land. I know it's all going to be a long process as I'm waiting for land that's close to me.

>>974795
You've have an easier time with a Cabin/Hut than a House.

The only issue is you're not going to get alot of Woodland in the UK.

>>974301
in my tims i have a pair of "FP insoles." technically they are skateboarding (for people who dont want to feel their board for some uknown reason) but they work great in my tims. a perfect fit. i think they were like 20-30 bucks.

>>974301
Dr. Scholl's gel inserts for me
>yes I'm gellin'
I work and hike in my steelies, they last 4-6 months and worth the 20 bucks.

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Maybe try something that offers support, like superfeet? Foam insoles give cushion, but they don't help keep your arches from stretching out, causing plantar fasciitis and other foot pain.

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>goldfish

>>973730
Well, they're just pretty carp.

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>>973732
The ones in the wild tend to lose their coloration and look pretty much like regular carp.

>>973395
Hopefully you sent the washer. Dryers need not apply, the lazy bums.

boring as fuck

>>973402
Fucking this.

Dishwashers a best appliance though.

>>973240
You just need to get used to it. Eventually you enjoy the sounds of nature and they help you sleep

You are skimping with the wrong gear. You forgot to buy the whiskey.

i sleep better in my hammock than in my bed at home (unless my thermal pad slips a bit)