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>>845876
>warrior elite ops x300
Yeah, it looks like a pretty shitty pack. What are you planning to use it for anyways?

>>845876
>Am I doing a mistake
unless you're just using it to tote lunch for you and your airsoft buddies, yes, you are doing a mistake.

>>845882
hiking, camping and traveling

got any recommendations ro another product?

If it's not safe to eat the dead animal, it's not going to be safe to eat the maggots that are eating it.

>>845825
Yes, the maggots will be fine to eat. Just rinse them well, wrap them in a big leaf, and bake them or use in a soup/stew. Never eat them uncooked!

>>845825
What makes it unsafe to eat? Can't I just throw it on the fire till it's ultra well done and be good to go?

shitfart

No I've not used it for climbing/rappelling purposes, but I do use it to get up and into your moms ass.

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>>845333
Checked.

I use pic related. It matches my favorite Spyderco knoife.

What is the point of this thread?

>>845144
OP is demonstrating that he is more out than half the board.

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>>845136

I would like to know more about deep ecologists. Is that Linkola?

>>845114
>would like to know more about deep ecologists
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_ecology

>>845114
>Is that Linkola?
yes

>>845022
glider insertion

>>845022
Some popular national parks have easy trails near the parking lot. Some of these are paved

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>>845022
There's also "Leveraged Freedom Chair" which some outdoor enthusiasts use.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jexoTE5hzOo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PdkVQbJzPw

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>>844815
Last Quidmas when we did /out/ Secret Santa a good anon bought me a tin whistle to play while /out/ and I've had great fun playing it these last months! I'm not good, but as a multi-instrumentalist it's something really fun to do, and it's not terribly challenging. I have a couple harmonicas as well but that actually takes real work to master.

https://clyp.it/fkj041mz

>>844815
You carry a guitar plus your gear just to sing shitty songs? Do you even /out/?

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>>844821
Why be mean anon? There are like 50 threads on /out/ right now, what gives?

>>844657
I kinda agree with anon here >>844663

Depending on your fishin holes, you may want to go a little heavier on the line. Idk if it's just me, but going heavier with the line on casting reels doesn't seem to impact casting distance nearly as much as with spinning reels.

If you aren't going to be hooking into lilly pads a ton, 15lb will be fine.

I'm hitting a lake Saturday that I've caught bass, pickerel and plenty of panfish in before. I just checked online and apparently there are brown bull cats as well. I'm taking the canoe out so I can hit the bottom in the middle of the lake. If I'm trying to get cats on the bottom, am I better off with nightcrawlers or chicken liver?

>>844668
No go 30 or 40

Actually, I just found it, but the question remains regarding the types of food one would find in the gas stations and markets close to the AT. Do they cater more towards hikers because of the proximity?

http://theatguide.com/PlanNobo2010-12.html

I hear most towns on the trail have good resupply, though up north the same stuff gets expensive as fuck. And yeah, places do tend to stock items with hikers in mind. I haven't seen anything really that makes me want to send a box anywhere, could be a bad move but i'm not going to bother. I'm leaving early March, soo pumped

>>844588
Most towns on the trail have a lot of stuff geared towards hikers. If a certain gas station is the closest gas station to the trail, you can bet they stock stuff for hikers. Even if they don't have much, they will be able to point you where to go. They are very, very used to hikers coming and going.

>>844462
Calamine lotion, maybe visit a doctor. Too late to do much at this point. Watch where you're going in the future so you can wash that shit off before it sets in.

DUDE wash everything that may have been in conctact with the urushiol oil. Re-exposure is a huge part of nasty breakouts. Clothes, pillow, tent, or whatever might have oil on it needs to be washed. You might have more and more exposure appear on your skin over the next couple days from any re-exposing that happened after the initial brush with the ivy. Some people have breakouts increase for 2-3 weeks because they have oil on their steering wheel or something and don't know it.

Also, if it's on your eye you'll probably want to see a doc just to be safe.

>>844462
>he isn't immune to poison ivy
Why even leave the house?

Looks great. Are you making cordage?

It looks like It needs more light

How long would it take till i see anyimprovment or nugs ??

>>844255
He reviews swords and occasionally geek shit, but he doesn't have much online content or input towards outdoor activities.

Try on /k/ this might be more relevant there.

>>844293

Hm, yea good idea.

>>844255
he looks like a fag and has weird style, but sometimes he talks sense.

i didn't think we could get in but my friend climbed under the grate and it worked surprisingly

>>844090
So you guys like blow each other down there?

>>844095
I fucked yer dad last night. He was looser than the pipe.

You should use a real animal skull if you could somehow get one instead of that mask. Also tie little straw people all around the trees near it like in the blair witch project.

hang some bloodied bodies from trees

leave some skeletal remains lying around

>>844081
>place concealed mics and speakers along the trail
>record people and animals and make a soundboard
>place dummy in near end of trail in the undergrowth barely visible
>play sounds and pretend to be a skinwalker
>??????
>profit

>>844060
Just grab a zebco with a reel style of your preference.
Can get them at Walmart for $20-$30.
Grab one of those little kid starter tackle boxes.
Sinkers, bobbers, hooks.

I always preferred live bait.

If you're doing bluegill all you need is some tiny treble hooks, don't even need bait.

If you want to surf fish you'll need a lot heavier gear. Same with anything ocean really- not going to get there for $60.

>>844060
Stay away from poles with any sort of clear plastic. They shatter and break easier.

Im going to buy a new rod and reel tomorrow actually with about 60 bucks. Ill let ya know what I get. Or you can check the never ending fishing thread.

http://www.basspro.com/Shakespeare-Catch-More-Rod-and-Reel-Combo-for-Trout/product/10209018/

http://www.basspro.com/Fishing-Rod-Reel-Combos-Spinning-Combos/_/N-1z0uxav/Ns-p.price%7C0


shakespeare is a good starting point, if youre looking to catch at streams, creeks, and ponds.

I'm sure you know what to get, sinkers, bobbers,etc

I'd suggest getting a trout magnet kit, they slay panfish