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>>883090
size wise, its small. like a fruit fly. which is what I thought they were at first before catching one.

>>883090
bedbugs do not fly or have wings, not sure what that bug is though.

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June bug?

>>881118
Get a hotel room and bang the ,AF newbies.
They haven't had any dick in 12 weeks.

>>881118
Mfbg

>>881131
What's this mean? If it's some military acronym I haven't heard it yet.

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>>880923
Umm, no.

>>880923
>wanting to die

>>880923
/k/ has a moleman. Ask him.

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>>876653
Actually a pretty decent book. Read it during a backpacking trip through Wyoming.
Sometimes it gets a little existential but overall it was nice to get the perspective of a life in "solitude."

>>877038
Halfway through it right now. I find the passage with the native american basket seller enlightening. Why should I spend my whole life figuring out how to make money when I can instead live my life without the need for much money and do what I love?

I like it, it's a good read. But I feel like it gets pretty over hyped. His life wasn't that much more simple compared to a lot of others at the time. He basically just took a sabbatical at his friend's cabin.

Still, even if it's not a tale of survivalism or primitivism it's a book people should read. Partly because HDT was one of the first American literary works that wasn't a political pamphlet, and also because it's a good story about stepping away from your normal life and learning about yourself.

>>885153
trotline?

Thank you!

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>>885153
marker bouy. it has a soft piece of lead on the end. you find an are you want to mark be it ledge, rock shelf, reef, drop off and you drop it off the side of the boat. it marks the location of the structure you would like to fish.

I use my fish finder to do this now a days.

>>884814
yup, thats moss.

>>884814
Why are you growing moss?

>>884814
you paid money for moss?

recently natgeo released:

http://www.natgeomaps.com/trail-maps/pdf-quads

wow, ive always had a hard time making maps available to me, and despite usgs maps being decades old, they were still largely inaccessible

>>883706
Same man. Mt laguna is best. You the same anon that hiked a part of the pct near pine Valley?

>>883887

Yessir, looking to get out west of the rec area this weekend for a little remote camping.

>>883346
picture taking
Leave only footprints, take only memories.

>>883349
Was gonna say this.

Or get a Mora and start bushcrafting!

Walking around in the woods is a perfectly fine hobby in it's own right

>>882597
Looking for an inexpensive folding blade.

>>882600
Opinel

>>882600
CRKT
Kershaw
Some cold steels
Some Ontarios
Some spydercos

Gerber if you have no self respect or soul.

Didn't knew her channel but after watching a couple videos I can say that is quite pleasurable desu.

>>882106
Is it safe to let your dog free at night and get next to venomous mushrooms?

>>882106

HOT

>>881989
Bye don't forget to pack some

>sage

>>881989
>bug out
Back to >>>/k/ you paranoid nutjob.

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>>881989
Well far out, man!

Here we have an example of anon actually planning to do it.

>>881993
Here we have jelly bitch whiner fuckwad that does nothing but complain, stop liking things I don't like.

What a little bitch.

How did it go, op?
Did you remenber to bring tp and telt plugs?

>>879396
>BLM land

Why would you camp next to Black Lives Matters protesters?

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>>879396
My nearest REI is having a 'Survive the Zombie Apocolypse' seminar on next wednesday and I'm going!

Prolly dress Z and try to pick up chicks!

Btw, nice blog, your life sucks.

Gear is important, but supplies are as well. Food and water my friend. Also dont forget something for the mind. Hygiene is different out there.

>>879204
the wawyer mini is good for what it does. but apparently you actually used it, unlike thr morons that recommend it here.

get a first need. they are expensive. they have a few pages of instuctions. and the replacement filters cost almost as much as the unit.

but trust me. it is the absolute best filter, unless you are a "15 pounds is to much" hiker.

they save on weight just to wait. pottery.

i got a katadyn pocket. never had trouble with it and the filter lasts forever.

>iodine or chlorine
just no

just my opinion though

>>879204
i cant imagine not having a camp fire so I usually sport two 48oz stainless bottles for a majority of my water needs then use a sawyer or my pump katydyn when I am on the move/emergencies. I hate iodine or bleach to purify and never personally carry it.
>>879209
what are your issues with the sawyer?

>>884585
Where you heading senpai, boys and me are going Huntin /out also

Crawl in your bag completely dry. Better clothed and dry, but better naked and dry than wet anything.

After in your bag, stuff dry clothes in there with you. It will help insulate, and also remove the air space it takes to heat up the remaining room.

Obvious is heating a metal bottle with water before bed, stuff in a sock, and enjoy.

Also get a dedicated pissing water bottle to save you from having to get up before you want to.

Eat a snack before bed. Will help you with metabolism of keeping warm.

That cold you do not risk rain, so open your vestibule more than usual to increase airflow, which reduces Condensation, and helps avoid a wet sleeping bag.

Insulate yourself from the ground, of course.

Camping that cold is serious business, but absolutely doable. Also guarantees you seclusion.

Have fun and take photos for us, brother!

>>884585
>rated to 0
The metric system failed you. That bag would be good to go here in the states.

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Poorfag

>>883348
Dont be mean i have conscription in a few months and need something that will get shit done. Military knives are robust but dull af

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>>883354
Cold Steel Finnwolf

I like it. Strong lock, scandi grind.