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>>954524
/out/: The Game

>>954528
SDV is p awesome

>>954524
The Long Dark

>>953620
>What's the best /out/ shit on Amazon?
Okay, I'll bite.
>want to use it to begin my /out/ hobby
I can help with that!
>camp out of my car
I know nothing about this...

>>953620
I can get you half way there.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004H8BIKW/ref=twister_dp_update?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
>8.92
https://www.amazon.com/Sports-Internal-Backpack-Backpacking-Camping/dp/B000F34ZKS/ref=sr_1_1?s=outdoor-recreation&ie=UTF8&qid=1487455884&sr=1-1&keywords=teton+backpack
>69.43
https://www.amazon.com/Morakniv-Companion-Outdoor-Military-4-1-Inch/dp/B004TNWD40/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1487455904&sr=8-1&keywords=mora
>13.56
https://www.amazon.com/Fiskars-X7-Hatchet-14-Inch/dp/B0002YTO7E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1487456057&sr=8-1&keywords=fiskars%2Bx7&th=1&psc=1
>24.97
https://www.amazon.com/RioRand-Portable-Cookware-Backpacking-Cooking/dp/B00FQZEYWE/ref=sr_1_16?s=outdoor-recreation&ie=UTF8&qid=1487456211&sr=1-16&keywords=mess+kit
>12.59
https://www.amazon.com/LifeStraw-LSPHF017-Personal-Water-Filter/dp/B006QF3TW4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1487456536&sr=8-1&keywords=life+straw
>18.99
https://www.amazon.com/Therm-A-Rest-06089-Therm-a-Rest-ProLite-Mattress/dp/B00R7JD4G4/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1487456618&sr=8-6&keywords=therm%2Ba%2Brest&th=1&psc=1
>49.97
https://www.amazon.com/Sports-Tracker-Ultralight-Sleeping-Backpacking/dp/B00DDP3DZ8/ref=sr_1_24?s=outdoor-recreation&ie=UTF8&qid=1487456668&sr=1-24&keywords=sleeping+bag
>48.90

>Total 247.33

Kelty Redwing 50 - $100
Kelty Grand Mesa 2 - $107
Kelty Grand Mesa 2 Footprint - $26
Thermarest Z-Lite Sol - $35
Teton Sports Trailhead +20f - $36
MSR PocketRocket - $32
ISOPRO 8oz. fuel - $12
GSI Halulite Minimalist - $28
Fiskars 7" Folding Saw - $14
32oz. Nalgene (x2) - $19

That's $409 (plus shipping). Need to add a knife.

>inb4 shill

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>>951545
Scandinavia. Move there with me.

>>951545
SE Alaska aka Alaska Panhandle

>>951545
Kansas. You just said a place not a good one.

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>>950257
Or alternatively you could actually lurk the board for a couple of days and use google. How do you expect to survive outdoors if you require spoon feeding at home.

>>950257
>recommend me some decent budget priced /out/ gear
what do you need, anon? You can't expect for us to help you if you're that vague, also what activities do you have in mind?

>>950266
Hiking through the woods, practicing different basic skills such as starting fires, making traps, building quick shelters. Just to start to give myself a bit more knowledge on self reliance.

>>923119
I do. I use a Samson GoMic with my laptop or my phone. Far from ideal but gets the job done til I upgrade. What do you do with the recordings?

>>923142
What do you plan on upgrading to?
I see it as scrapbooking, but slightly less embarrassing.
A friend and I were thinking, also, about using construction-site sounds and stuff to do music.

Tascam DR-05 sounds really good for the price (got mine for a little less than $70). Stereo too, so that's nice. And I never notice it when I strap to my bag.

>>956445
Seems like a huge dickaround. Why not just buy a lightweight tent?

>>956445
I think you want the homeless general thread

>>956445

Tent in backpack.. so there is no room left for eh just stuff, like food, nice comfy blanky, a stove, your guns, hobo knife, and can collection.

Just don't.. Sometimes combinations are not made for a reason, like the tent/backpack.
Get a nice backpack and some basic stuff, and use your backpack as a pillow so your stuff is safe.

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I've always been a fan of Primitive Tech guy's show over tell presentation format.

And those biceps, no homo

>>956153
I'm going to start doing this, exploring bushwalks and interesting places, I wasn't planning on talking or showing myself, just focusing on the outdoors. Is there anything in particular you want from these kinds of videos?

>>956153

What for? Just to gaze at?

I live in Boulder and get the parks pass every year.

They are hard-asses about off-trail camping at RMNP. The upside is that there is tons and tons of National Forest and BLM land all around RMNP that doing dispersed camping not far outside the park is totally viable. Especially if you mostly hang out near Grand Lake or go a little ways South of Estes on the Peak-to-Peak Highway. Fuck it, you should just drive the Peak-to-Peak all the way to Nederland (be sure to visit the carousel) and then go down into Boulder and/or make the drive back to Lyons.

In May, the lower areas of the park will be chilly at night, but otherwise very nice. Trail Ridge is often closed until first or second week of June because there will be still 6 feet of snow, but you can ask about that at the gate when you get there.

The East side of the park is definitely the busiest. West is not as busy, especially if Trail Ridge is still closed and you have to drive all the way around to the Grand Lake entrance. Ouzel Falls is a hidden gem of the park and you can't get there from the main park areas. You have to get there via poorly-marked turn-offs for the Indian Peaks wilderness along the Peak-to-Peak. When leaving Estes on 7, if you get to the three-way intersection where 7 goes down to Lyons and 72 continues on to Nederland, then you missed the turn-off about a mile previously.

>>956146
Its a no fire, no leave the trail park.

And they are assholes

>>956158
Would you recommend the Arapaho National Forest then? Ever been there? Ideally we're looking for a place that we can hike in, camp (with an open fire), fish, explore, etc.

>>956129
A carrybob or a carbob?

Get a food dehydrator. Make crockpot meals like chili or even an omelet and dehydrate it, rehydrate on the trail. For breakfast mre I do a veggie omelet dehydrated, a coffee blend (pre portioned coffee, dry creamer, and sugar,) cereal (granola, powdered milk, and freeze dried blueverries) maybe some Gatorade too. Just add water!

>>956129
Better in every way without making any concessions will be hard especially if you don't already have a vacuum sealing machine or dehydrator.

My advice for a 3 days Bob, either spend the damn money or stuff your bag with 3 days worth of a mix of clif bar & tuna salad, it will get you to the fema camp just right.

>>956090
>Where do casual campers shop for gear?

wal mart

>>956090
I occasionally get things from the local army disposals, got a decent backpack there that's lasted about 9 years and still in good order. Used to get other camping gear from Anaconda before they turned into an outdoor clothing shop for yuppies.

>>956125
Pretty much this.

>>955818

>still somehow sick for some raisin

Does it being cold or not actually have anything to do with the common cold? I didn't think it did.

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>>955818
>tfw
>this is feburary somehow
LOL CAPTCHA MADE ME CHOOSE BODIES OF WATER. FUCK OFF GOOTMOOK.

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>>955821
Existing in a colder atmosphere weakens your immune system and increases the odds of you actually getting sick. Of course, if there's no cold or flu virus lurking around your life, you won't get sick just from going into the cold.
But if there is, being cold increases your symptoms because your body's immune system is weaker.

Muh odds. Muh chaos theory. Muh spoopy science.

Smaller ones are about the size of a normal sized thumb.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loquat
?

>>955096
Think that's it! Thank you!

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>>936733
i got me a BGS-Feldmütze a little while ago

Cold: although I like the idea of face warmth, ive never worn any sort of face cover that doesnt itch my face. Any suggestions on this would be appreciated.
So besides face, ushankas are good for head warmth. Nice that you can customize if you want the side warmth or not.

For sun: light field hats although I always look a bit goofy in them

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>>955895
More pics

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>>955896

Deer?

not the cheapest, but good product and they send you a nice catalog once a year
rareseeds.com

>>955893
there is a small local company i have been using for years, they have great tomatoes. I believe they are called Monsanto not sure if they sell online though :)

>>955893
Just search for "heirloom seeds".