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>/out/ing alone
how is it, guys? Yes? No? Depends?
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I would say pic related
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>>815951
Yeah I go alone because I go to get away from people.
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>>815958
do you find it awkward if you come across groups of friends and you're the only loner there?
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experiences on thru-hikes, tips for beginners, questions on thru-hiking, gear recommendations, etc.
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Currently in belden on a nobo pct thru ama
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>>815742
how was southern california? any scary animal encounters yet?
also have you read wild
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>>815745
The worst sections were towards the end of the desert, at one point I carried 9 liters of water for a 42 mile dry section. I walked at least half of so cal at night just because I could get away with carrying less water. Not really any bad animal encounters other than getting stung by a bee. No bears or cougars so far. I haven't read wild.
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Hello campers,
I need your help to build a campfire. I show you my stacks and tool.
Please help I never done it completely on my own.
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if I had thought to worn protection, maybe I wouldn't have gotten that rash 2016-07-15 21:17:45 Post No.815355
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if I had thought to worn protection, maybe I wouldn't have gotten that rash
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Ouch, just had a first experience with something that I think was a stinging nettle. Kinda freaked me out there for a minute. I'll definitely watch out for that in the future...
stories about bad interactions with plants?
>stock photo, but that's what it looked like alright
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rub a dock leaf on nettle signs
http://gurumagazine.org/askaguru/why-do-dock-leaves-cure-nettle-stings/
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>>815355
Welcome to humanity, motherfucker...
> tfw I'm not invincible
No shit!
>protip - wear a condom too jackass!
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>>815355
>first experience with [...] a stinging nettle
Fuck dude, have you been living inside a basement your entire life?
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Ok so, who was the patch guy? I need one of these, bad. I know he made at least one, just waiting for a link to buy it.
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>>815045
here you go
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>>815045
found another
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General psychedelic mushroom ID thread.
Also, is what I have a magic mushroom? It was found in north Texas, it recently stormed quite a bit here. Shaded area near some brush.
Will post more photos below
(Pic related)
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OP Here again
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>>815006
Do them regardless
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>>815006
Unfortunately North Texas is a pretty bad region to find Psilocybe species. I am almost positive that is not a psychoactive mushroom but to be certain you need better pics, show gills, better pic of the stem and better lighting.
I was told a while ago that this is the place to come to for bikes. I carried a 30lb bag on my handlebar and now the bike rides differently (go figure). I'll carry it on the other side next time to create equal wear. Question: the repair for this is to buy a new handlebar, right? Nothing more could have been damaged than the handlebar, right?
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If the handle bar is bent take the grip off, put a bar or something round and smaller inside, then straighten it.
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>>814934
So you think the damage has to stop at the handle bar, and you think I should straighten it?
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>>814930
/n/ is more the bicycle board
Three women had to be rescued 20 hours after they started tubing the Muskegon river in Michigan. The women started to panic after floating 6 hours, and around 3 miles downstream, when they didn't see their car and it started getting dark. As they tell it, a man assured them they would end up back where they started because the river runs in a circle. None of them being familiar with the area, believed him. Not one of them had their phones and were only found thanks to some drift fisherman who heard their cries for help.
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http://www.mlive.com/news/muskegon/index.ssf/2016/07/muskegon_river_tubing_trip_tur.html
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>>814843
I'm suprised they made it that far. Most black people can't swim.
Who is the asshole who told them the river runs in a circle? I want to buy him a beer.
>captcha: rivers
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>>814843
>a man assured them they would end up back where they started because the river runs in a circle
Fucking classic
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Post some /out/-themed infographics for those of us that are too lazy to read.
I'll kick things off.
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anyone made a bottle fish trap like this and had succes?
any other easy traps in water to make?
il post what i have pictures
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>>814408
how does this work? if a fish can swim in there surely it can swim out of it too?
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something large like this would require more work and rope but could catch pretty large fish
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Hello /out/,
I want a friendly debate on what I should go with. Tent or hammock? I live in BC, Canada and would like to do both winter and summer camping, eventually bowhunting aswell. We definitely have the trees for hammocks however the tops of the rocky mountains are pretty barren and much more suited for tents. I'm sure this has been discussed and argued about time and time again, I was hoping for some solid reasoning why I should go for which. I'm currently leaning towards a lightweight tent/thermabag/sleeping bag set up.
Thank you all.
I made the lovely picrelated for the sake of the thread
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>>814087
Fucking in a hammock really sucks.
/thread
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>>814087
How can a hammock even work with strong winds?
I don't own a hammock but I think that if you're getting only one of the two then it's always a tent because a hammock is too restrictive in where and when can you use it.
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>>814120
I'm guessing with tie down tarp to guard from wind however the wind passing under you is the worst
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Fishing & Tackle Thread 2016-07-13 19:54:41 Post No.814051
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Fishing & Tackle Thread
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#67-"Little Canal, Big Sneks" Edition
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Still waiting for good shit to post to the Pastebin or Imgur if anybody has contributions.
http://www.pastebin.com/u/fishingandtackle
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If you are thinking fishing might be a good hobby but not sure if you will like it, spend at least $250 on a rod and reel just so you can be extra butthurt when your friend is outfishing you on his $50 setup and give up the hobby entirely. Less anglers to compete with.
Little storm front is sitting just out west, not sure if I should try and go fishing or enjoy the AC and soft couch now that I am home from work.
Talk about fishin'
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>>814051
Is that a trap?
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>>814052
>usually (sometimes) bend the hook
What does that mean?
Past couple times I have hooked it up, the swivel has bent before anything. Sometimes it is at a knot in the leader, sometimes it pops loose and I have no clue what the hell I got hooked on and why it came loose.
Since the lakes I fish are mostly manmade, I am getting snagged on these rocky ass drop-offs. And it gets snagged somewhere down lower on a pretty much vertical drop-off. When I do that, it just breaks the line wherever it is touching the corner of that ledge and you won't even bend an Eagle Claw before it busts the line.
The surgeon's knots on my pre-tied Texas rigs probably don't help.
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>>814060
If I just get the tip of the hook stuck in wood etc I can normally pull enough the hook bends slightly and will pull free even with 15 lb test
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Hey /out/, question: A friend of mine loves his gaiters and always tells me, that they are the ultimate addon to ankle high hiking boots.
I'm not so sure about that: At the end of the day they are pieces of denim with buckles. But I want your experience. Does anyone here go hiking with such low (military style, not talking about moist protection gaiters) gaiters like pic related? Is the lower leg support really that much better wearing ankle high hiking boots?
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>>813883
Why not just blouse your trousers?
I mean real fucking gaiters. Waterproof gaiters. Yea those have a use. But whatever the fuck you posted is just ankle weights
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>>813908
Well they are Wehrmacht/Bundeswher gaiters. And ont forget the US had low combat boots with dgaiters too (M1943 boots) .
Btw how should blousing increase ankle support?
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>>813883
>At the end of the day they are pieces of denim with buckles.
No they are not you fucktard
>Does anyone here go hiking with such low (military style, not talking about moist protection gaiters) gaiters like pic related?
There's a reason even third world militaries don't use separate gaiters anymore, especially ones made in the 40's
>Is the lower leg support really that much better wearing ankle high hiking boots?
Do you know know what a gaiter is
>Well they are Wehrmacht/Bundeswher gaiters. And ont forget the US had low combat boots with dgaiters too (M1943 boots)
What was the point of you making this thread if you're clearly not interested in learning anything
>Btw how should blousing increase ankle support?
You cannot be this stupid
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Rape gangs coming for dat azz edition.
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>>813072
Why do you trash out the forests.
Residents are beginning to become upset and might form a good ole homeless beating squad
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>>813074
I don't.
Anyone that does is an ahole.
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Fact: Gorillas have 2 inch penises
Look it up
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I'm tired of living on other peoples terms, tired of paying rent, paying insurance, paying for cars, paying for gas, registration all that nonsense.
I'm going to become 'homeless' on purpose.
My plans are to get a cruddy job somewhere, a tent, sleeping bag and other necessities and live off of the gym, library, laundromat and laptop/tether.
Has anyone done something like this? Pros/cons?
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>>813071
>You so lie/bait.
>0/10
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>>813075
Thanks for bumping my thread idiot, but this board is nearly dead so I suppose you win somehow.
Have my bits as commendation
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>>813077
You are puny and hatefull.
You will never matter.
Dig dumpsters and repeat, "I'm a winner."