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>>795331
see: >>790797

Slug damage?

If you're into the no pesticide/herbicide thing like I am, just put a plank so the slugs can crawl under it when the sun starts to shine, pick it up before the night and dispose of them.
Also, if you have plant fleas watered down medicinal alcohol does wonders, vinegar is bad because it fucks up the PH of the soil.

Same problem with my beans OP but I think I have snails not slugs. They eat the sprouts the plants don't even make it as far as yours. I bought 3 bean transplants and used those instead and it's working out great so far.

>>795024
Looks like basil

>>795024
that my friend is medical grade cannabis sativa also known as marijuana

>>795024
i'd bet for basil too. crush a leave and smell it

>>794489
>Fall
Stopped reading there

I want 60-85 degrees year round with rain once every 7 days for roughly half the day at an average intensity.

Where find?

>>794494
Somewhere on the east coast of new Zealand like hawkes bay or the wairarapa. Further north is warmer but rains a lot, the south island east coast is drier but colder in the winter. Look at the climate chart for Hastings on wikipedia

>>794440
Well it depends on what you want to do if you're doing traps you won't be taking on big game much if not at all. One of the mistakes I made was placing traps near someone elses property (they got mad and I never saw my traps again). You also have to decide how much effort you're going to put in it. Are you going to build your traps from stuff you find in the outdoors, or are you going to buy traps? Once you have that sorted out I would go out in the area you're thinking of trapping and find game trails, but don't disturb them. After you found some active game trails then you can set up you're traps.

Make sure that whatever you do is legal where you do it. I live in Sweden where bowhunting is outlawed, doing so leads to big fines or some time in prison.
Trapping here is fine, as long as the trap is approved by Naturvårdsverket ("ministary of nature", something like that) I think and you follow the guidelines/laws.

>>794440
Find a good book on snaring and hunting small game. Choose your preferred hunting method. Learn all you can on that then trial it all /out/. Id start with rabbits

hes got a pretty nice set up

>>794459
this.
dont see why the guy would die to be honest.

Still sad

Honeysuckle.

>edible
No.

>>794211
that isn't honeysuckle
>>794169
fruit close up? I mean come on... do you even want us to identify this plant?

>>794169
Opposite leaves.
Leaf veins travel toward the tip.
Just by those, I would guess it to be some sort of Dogwood (Cornus).

I have no idea what exactly you're asking for, but if it's tips regarding car/van living we already have two threads up

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>>793979
>move to LA
>/out/
>mfw
maybe you want >>>/trv/?

>>793979
>I want to move to LA

anon you need to get that checked out its a symptom of a serious medical condition

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Second string lure for me - Savage Gear sandeels in pearl. I use the weedless version; I've had a few species on these, but mainly bass.

If you post this in the fishing general people will reply to you.

Come on in over here:
>>793014
Generally helpful people who lurk that thread.

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>>793576
I have these OP I also wear them in cith they are very comfortable

>>793576
whatever you do get something with soft soles. you don't want to be hoofing on pavement for a long time in shoes with stiff hard soles. around cities i just like running shoes because they're light, breathable and well cushioned.
>>793787
i recommend not getting goretex. your feet will get hot as fuck and will always be soggy.

>>793576

Hiking shoes aren't overkill at all. I tend to wear them at work.

Buy some Merrell moabs, low rise. Pop a couple Dr. Scholl's gel inserts in them and you'll be walking on clouds.

>>793331
>headphones while out
>putting you face in the pic like a teenage girl
What the fuck are you playing at OP?

>>793666
I live everyday /out/ so wearing headphones keeps me entertained while being in the oak woodlands.

I edited the picture to be much smaller but when I checked to see how it would look with just the plants it was small and low quality. Idk, didn't think that was a big deal, really just want to see people foraging/tending, the nitpicking to me is unnecessary.

Anyways what do you gather, what's your biome?

>>793331
hey man, foraging seems cool. can you tell more about it? i could google it, but someones first hand experience is more interesting.

>>793666
shhh pls stop being edgy

>>792574
get a heel insert, they're cheap, you place them under your insole and it should take up the volume that is allowing your heel to slip (alternatively get a larger aftermarket insole like superfeet or both)

wearing thick socks or two pairs (so long as its not constrictive) could also solve the problem

I just wear crocs when I go /out/.

You don't need to spend money on boots it's a waste of time imo save your cash for other shit

>>792665

100% this

As long as it covers your feet, who yhe fuck cares?

Without a doubt the Ontario Ranger TFI

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>>791705

>>791707
But it's still carbon steel which was what worried me the most.
Also pricey

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>>790021
And, this was tonight's meal; fried yellow squash.

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>>790021
>>790023
That new rocket stove is a huge step up from my 1st smaller one in these images.

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>>790021

Hey, that looks like a cool project. It seems like it might be hard to carry around? I was thinking about trying to make pic related, how do you think that would go?

I was also considering making those penny stoves out of two beer cans, but having to take fuel around with me is giving me second thoughts. I dont really know how to add fuel to a penny stove while its burning, either, so youre screwed if it runs out half way through, right? Wood burning ones wouldnt have that problem, I guess. Any advice?

>>786593
Men only I assume?

>MGTOW4LYFE

>>786622
Gayy

>>786593
Could do Yellowstone, it's close enough SN is a little far.

>>783156
Put it in the old tire since it looks like nobody will be picking that up any time soon.