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>>922593
so you might say he made first blood by following you?

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>>922605
ever day with him I just wanted it to be over.

NOTHING IS OVER

Buddy of mine and I decided to go innawoods for a few days. Hiked all day and got to a nice spot to make camp. Go to set up the tent he reasured me he packed. Turns out he brought the tent but not the tent poles. Had to make a basha out of it. Still mad.

that's because they don't have any use besides garage work

t. knower

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>>922308
Grippin feesh

Pliers do come in handy. And then you never know when you might need a screwdriver for some of your equipment. But a real knoife and a pair of needle nose pliers is always better.

>>922308
If you're out with a vehicle like a dirtbike or ATV they come in handy with minor repairs. The pliers also make good tongs when using steel cookware (and of course the can/bottle opener comes in handy around lunch time). I've used mine as a tack-hammer to secure an axe head to it's handle. It's a jack-of-all, master-of-none; not ideal by any means but works well when you're away from your proper tools.

Watch some videos about crosscut saws here
https://www.youtube.com/user/wranglerstar

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>>921995

I prefer an M tooth pattern, alot easier to sharpen.

I have the smaller model of pic related and even a blunt vintage saw cut better as they are hammered to a taper from the tooth area to reduce binding. Pic related is not and the teeth arent set very well.

Does anyone have any recommendations for getting a hold of a one person crosscut saw?

>>921560

What do you need oil for? Are you going to fry something? What kind of meat can you take with you that won't spoil? Unless you're hunting I don't really see the need. Especially if you have that modern coated cookware.

>>922821

There's plenty of ways to preserve meat so it won't spoil while out, obviously. Oil is good for cooking any type of lean meat. Also depending on the oil it could be used for added flavor.

This is all ridiculously common knowledge.

Not to mention you can treat a majority of your tools with oil to prevent rust, so it's good to have in general.

>>921560
who ghee here? best fat for camping

Again? Thete is a thread for this.

>>921157
it's fun to pretend, but pretending to be an operator when you're an adult isn't the sign of a well-adjusted individual.

so, I'm not so sure that people "care" per se, but they definitely think you're a joke.

You clearly want to, so do it already and stop creating these stupid threads or move >>>/k/ where they will circle jerk with you about the advantages of tactical cloth.

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Pendleton, Oregon.

Not very /out/ , but a foggy picture of Oregon nonetheless.

fyi for europeans Oregon has deserts it's very diverse

>>920420
Thanks mate

>Oregon has deserts
Didn't knew that. I was watching The Hunted once again and the rivers and forests are amazing. Portland seems to be liberal as fuck and filled with addicts though.

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Best places in North America. Here is some fog.

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>>920260
Not you asked for but it will serve you much better.

>>920262
thanks

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I bought one of these just for the hell of it. Now it's the only one I carry.

>>919649
Blue grass or outlaw country.

Nothing while I'm hiking. But on the trip to the mountains I usually blast Drive-By Truckers in the car. Then a song will get stuck in my head the whole time I'm /out/ and I sing it constantly to myself. Finally listening to it again when I find my car is one of my favorite feelings.

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>not listening to dungeon synth while innawoods or nightwalking

>>919431
I drink and do regular patrols through the darkness around my campsite to get the jump on any stalkers or ne'er-do-wells trying to sneak up on me. As I get progressively drunker the trigger finger loosens-up more and more. :3

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>>919432
I don't really drink too often much less alone, also europoor so no ar15 to play with in the woods.
I'm thinking about woodcrafting but it may be boring.

>>919438
>woodcrafting
This is a good start. Macrame is a good time passer as well. Carve cool and useful things, tie cool and useful things, use both skills together and see what happens. Birdwatching is another of my go-to activities. There's plenty to occupy your mind /out/ there.

Piggybacking this thread
What does /out/ where on there lower body in the summer or winter? There are millions of vests, shirts, and jackets to choose from but I don't know what to look for in pants.

>>919344
This.

I'm asking because I ride a motorcycle in the wintertime, and while my upper body is fine, my lower body gets cold as fuck.

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I found myself a set of Hanes 100% polyester fleece silvers. They were a little expensive ($40 apiece but I got them on sale for $20 for each the top and bottom) but they are unbelievable. For cold weather you should really only go for synthetic or wool. These Hanes ones can be tough to find buttfuck they're so good.

I had been using the usual cheep cotton waffle fabric silvers and I swear those made me colder. The tagless polyester fleece ones are absolutely hnngful.

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nah, i'd rather get to work

>hot chicks
>op pic

No thanks.

>>916681
If you dont believe me there are a ton of hot chicks up there, check instagram.

>>910396
Try to avoid cotton, and you should have a rain jacket anyway. Put this over your other layers to help act as a wind breaker.
Or buy used stuff. It's just as good as the new stuff (99% of the time).

Also, what do you plan on doing?

>>910397
>Also, what do you plan on doing?
Hiking and camping.

For example last week I did a 6h hike and after a few minutes doing it I immediately started overheating and sweating, anyway I opened the zipper and everything was fine... until every fucking time that wind blows which was every 20 seconds or so. And as soon as I stopped walking I got cold as fuck even with the zipper closed because there was that small but noticeable perspiration layer.

>>910401
I don't know where you're from, but typically in the winter the goal is to not sweat because once you do you'll be even colder when you stop. You shed layers right before you start to hike, then put them back on to trap the warmth when you stop.
The more experience you get the more comfortable you get with it.

You're supposed to start off cold so you don't stop after 10 minutes to shed a layer.

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Washington is nice. stay away from eastern wa though, its nothing but high desert and rocks

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>>903835
>not AZ

Dude, wtf?

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>>903841
yoll be fucked when Ranier's had it with your shit

Depends on what type of pipe tobacco I bring. If I bring an aromatic I will bring rum or gin. Virginia blend would be scotch. A dark blend would be a porter or spiced ale.

>>895698

You sound like you should be going to a AA meeting, instead of camping.

Nigga you gon die

Look at your state laws

http://dnr.maryland.gov/Pages/service_hunting_license.aspx

Register for a hunter education class

>>927913
Go take a hunter safety course then if you have more questions you can ask them in a less vague way.

What gun would you suggest buying for my first hunt?