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>>842683
what is wrong with this bag?

>>842749
It's in my price range (180 CAD), large (65L) enough for my needs, aluminum frame, bottom+top access but I know there must be something better.

>>842749
>>842757
I don't see anything wrong with this pack, looks sturdier like an osprey counterpart + it has a front opening lid, which is a big plus imo. Try it on if you have the chance, but I'd go for it desu.

>>867037
Lol whats with the wolverine claws on the feet?

Seems like the wrong place to have a capeshit convention.

>>867040

Iceclimbing irons. /Out/ cant out.

>>867045
>needing foot claws to climb snowy hills
lol

>>866272
I told ya membership was $20. I'll split the net profits with you 50/50 if you do all the writing. I'll do all the scripting and maintain the site.

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Man trout fishing is fun

But how do I catch one :(

>>866287
hook, splitshot sinker, bobber, power bait.

very easy

Construction labor or lawn mower

Post some /out/ porn NOW!

>>865004
What kind of construction work can I get?

>>865010
I will not post more pics of my sister, so piss off or stay thread related.

>>859424
>How do I properly overwinter capsicum chinense? I've grown annuum for the past couple of years by just leaving them outdoors but my chinense plants died when I did the same thing with them.

Bring them indoors or use a polytunnel.

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How do people support their heavy toms when laden with fruit? I use tights to tie them to the stakes and usually cut up a sock to support the trusses from above.

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>>859534
Spirals

Reviews in question:

https://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Military-Weather-Poncho-Blanket/product-reviews/B001L0VX2W/ref=dp_db_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1

>Don't leave home without it.

>Of all the pieces of U.S. military kit I've ever seen (through 20+ years of miltiary service), none equal the Wubbie for value for money, utility, and comfort.

>The original idea was a quilted, water resistant blanket that could be attached to a poncho (hence the bits of string on the corners and edges) to make a warm weather sleeping bag. Yes, I've actually heard of people doing this, but this is such a limited vision of what the Wubbie is capable of.

>Picnic blanket, quilt, bedspread, couch cover, used by itself as a sleeping back, in survival kits, for air travel, pet beds (with or without human consent) etc. I used to keep mine by the couch for siesta time, but it kept getting stolen. In Germany, soldiers would take an unlined rainjacket and a poncho liner to the tailor and get the best cold-wet weather jacket in the world back.

>>862219
Milfag here, it's both lightweight and compacts well. I imagine it would be great for ultralight type stuff, when we drop rucks and go out of our assault bag I always bring it with me, along with the poncho. Great little makeshift sleeping bag, when the full sleep system is a little too bulky to carry in your AB.

Also is enough to take the edge off when it's too cold, or cold and wet when attached to your poncho. Nice little blankie, and even if you're using the full sleep system, it's just a malleable little extra piece of fabric you can purpose use to cover whatever bits are still cold.

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I found this really strange one that I can't identify.

It looks like an overcooked egg.
Flip it over and it looks like a Lovecraftian monster.

I found chaga when I was rock climbing a few days ago

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Chaga grows like weeds where i live... For how much it sells in us? We could make somekind of business with it. Found this shit last time

>>841186
I know nothing about hammocks but I bought one anyways because it was cheaper than a tent. Can I zip two old cheap coleman sleeping bags together and use it as a pea pod type setup and not die?

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>>841327
No need to sew them both together, use one just like a normal sleeping bag and another one as an underquilt.
Just run some shock cord around the edges (personaly made two small holes in the corners and ran the shockcord inside) and attach some adjustable cords for the suspension

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>>841416
with cordlocks tightened

Good intentions
But i didnt enjoy it.

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>>834756
Got started as a Tiger, stuck with it through Eagle.

Learned a lot along the way... outdoors obviously, but also business, life, career, friendships, people, etc.

Not really one of those things I go around telling people, but when the topic comes up and someone finds out I'm an Eagle, it's typically "Cool, I didn't know that." Turns out two other coworkers are Eagles as well.

There's good troops and bad troops. Fortunately I was in a good one. Know a bunch of guys that tried it and went with not-so-good troops, and didn't stick with it long.

Cub scouts was run by the den mothers.... so arts and crafts was a big part of that, with the occasional "camping" trip (local YMCA or something, *maybe* a state park/campground).
Boy scouts was generally scout-ran, with adult guidance.
>Let's do Philmont!
>but you need money
>Let's do a fundraiser!
>okay, here's some options
>Let's do this one, here's how it's gonna happen
>made it happen
>did Philmont
>was awesome

>lol early-2000's digital cameras
>pic related, from my eagle project

>>834756

Not much. Organized pedophilia should remain with religious organizations.

>>863018
My silvers are still good so I won't be needing to buy any this year. Also kek that pic always reminds me of link related...

https://youtu.be/55V6dzLjuos

>>863092
Is that what you look like?

InB4 Arc'terx and Icebreaker fan bois

>>864199
And russians are already here!
While 2ch is down.

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>>864199
>"No Fapping" Edition
>posts 3D loli

You've never been to /b/ before have you?

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And this is my brother.
He like to drink vodka and catch fish.

>>863357

Cause it tastes good, nigger. Now fuck off.

Okay

What is wors?

And you should try grinding your red meat down and forming a patty. Doesn't have to be beef.

Throw it away and order a stainless one you dumb fuck. Moras stainless steel outperforms its carbon. Morakniv has stated this, and the only reason they push carbon so much is that the retarded american market thinks its fucking gods gift to knives. Help me help you anon.

>>862533
So educate me. What's so great about ss?

>>862517
Good lord that edge. What have you been doing with it that has chipped it so much??

oh also there's a poll of which site to get

http://www.strawpoll.me/11280942 (embed)

i was going to try and crowd source the money to buy the land, but i want to know which Property i should focus on, this is basicly a Charity type thing becuase its not for my soul use and becuase its "private property" ill be giving anyone who goes there the right to build a cabin on the property after we buy it/ raise the money to buy it also if we get to 10k ill sacrifice my anonymity and show that you can trust me not to be a faggot and Run off with the dosh, i really want one of these properties and i really want to share the bounty of actually owning land with you guys since you all really cool

>>862008
Britanon from the old thread here, If I may throw in my two cents, I feel that we should figure out a solid, written framework of rights and responsibilities before we start taking money - if folks don't trust that we'll see this through, they won't cough up, and equally I think it may be appropriate to allocate some land to more permanent residents, who have paid for it, and more omni-sc/out/ land elsewhere. I think it would be a great shame if someone where to take advantage of kindness and altruism, so we should have safeguards to prevent that.
Hate to be a downer, but I just really want this to go well for all /out/kind.

>>862015
i agree the Britanon, we need some kind of "sc/out/ charter laying out rules and safeguards, so we can use this thread for that something that when an anon comes onto one of the sites to say, they read and sign a contract or something so i guess we need to come up with the safeguards for this property like you said, any ideas?

No, that's cringy as fuck, even worse when backpacks have tons of velcro on the outside. I did buy some out round patch because the anon doing it was top notch.

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>>831500
> no
> yes

Sad waffler.

>>831511
Well my english is kinda shit so sometimes I have difficulties to explain myself. I bought one as a souvenir from the /out/ community, I don't attached it to my backpack though, it stays stored in a drawer.