Archived threads in /out/ - Outdoors - 46. page

>>1070249
thats not NEARLY as bad as some of the pre-build stuff ive seen

>>1070253
Like what anon? I really can't imagine much worse than this.

Let's see:
60L pack& rain cover: <150
2man tent w/ ground cloth & rain fly: <150
30o(f) sleeping bag <80
Optional liner <40
Inflatable pad <60
MSR stove & fuel <50
MSR 2 person cookset <50
Altiod tin full of fire starting supplies <20
Flashlight <25
Headlamp ~40
Glow sticks $1ea
Knoife <$25
Multi tool ~50
Poncho: $1
Sawyer filter & bladders / bottles ~$80
FAK ~40
9 mtn house meals: ~90

~$950 or less total for a better set up than that bag.

I'm sure people could do better too. That's over estimates off the top of my head.

Convert holiday weekends into longer weekends.

>>1070237
I don't work, pretty much just live in the woods. Most of my friends will extend weekends up to four days or so.

I feel your pain.

University plus full time work leaves me little time for more than weekenders.

I'll use my work holidays strategically, for example take a Friday when there's a bank holiday on the Monday so I can get 4 days.

Otherwise I suffice with one or two week long trips a year.

>>1070140
i used to have this image as my desktop on my pc for a while. forgot about it it's a nice pic

>>1070140
>spearfishing

why not just go hunting at that point

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All I need is this photo I took a while ago

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Lost two 4-6lb trouts tuesday this week, and its been bugging me, so I went back to the same spot this evening. Ended up catching pic related (3.5lb) and a smaller one.
Weather conditions weren't the greatest, so it was difficult to find any interested trouts, but it was good to hook something and then not lose it afterwards.

Caught a little 14" channel cat on a #4 hook and couldn't get the hook out of his lip to save by life. Used pliers and everything. It felt like I was going to break him so I cut the line at the base and let him go. Will he be ok?

>>1070035
Maybe. Maybe not. If you really want to get the hook out, push it all the way through and crush the barb with the pliers. If that doesn't work but you still popped the barb out where you can get to it, use the wire cutters on the plier to either cut the eyelet of the hook or the whole barb off and slide the rest through.

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>>1069801
Powerline cuts are a godsend for black rasberries. I've been finding pound after pound of these fuckers back in there

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These bastards starting taking over the ground in my garden but now I just let them run wild and eat a purslane salad once every other day or so. It's AGGRESSIVE.

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I found a nice patch of chanterelles last week. Pickled the smaller ones and dried the larger ones.

Both cattle and sheep, can answer some questions a bit later on as I've got a bit to do just right now

No but I keep my meat in my cattle if you know what I mean

>>1069774

Yes, ask your questions.

>>1069580
If that thing ever gets loose in the woods, I will shoot you before I shoot it, too.
Hope you're trolling desu

>>1069628
>If that thing ever gets loose in the woods, I will shoot you before I shoot it, too.

Why?

>>1069629
Because outdoor and feral cats are a goddamned plague on the natural environment and biodiversity. We already had two threads about it this week.

>>1069243
>wilderness
OMG I LOVE CMCANDLES.jpg

Didn't u test the waters with camping and weeklong thru hikes to see if you could hack it? Come on, man

>>1069254
I went camping 4 or 5 times in fields near my house with friends between the ages of 12 and 15. I was almost the most responsible and diligent person in the group. I also don't tend to eat much so I figured I'd cope well with a restricted diet. But holy crap I realized on the first night that my doing this was just a consequence of a mental breakdown, not a sincere desire to live in a natural environment or whatever. I am now UNEMPLOYED and don't even have the mental stamina and charm I had when I found my last job. Nobody will hire me now for anything higher than minimum wage. I'm currently staying in a tiny motel and the people all look like they'd skin me for ten dollars.

>>1069040
I guess it's about general outdoorsy stuff. It's the Internet dude, none of us really do this shit instinctively.

I want the MGTOW faggots to an hero desu

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>>1069040
If you hide (or better yet, filter) the knife threads and other general bullshittery, this board actually isn't too bad.

Unfortunately as this board has grown, the legitimate technical discussions have dwindled, the quality posters of old now lurkmoar instead of actively creating content.

>>1069054
>general outdoorsy stuff
It's not even that now, it a few specific outdoorsy stuff (Hiking, backpacking, bushcraft). Anything else is virtually nonexistant.

I mean I understand this is still 4chins, and I know the type of people that are attracted to a site like this...

>>1068790
I wish I was this passionate about something.

Well, something besides worrying about what other people think of a guy I've never met, that is. You're kinda pathetic.

Let's pretend his passion was Nascar driving...

Christopher McCandless sets off, from California in an old car he rebuilt himself (he replaced the fenders and painted it), on a trip to the Daytona 500. He only gets across the state line when he runs out of fuel because he forgot to fill it up. Instead of simply walking to the nearest gas station or flagging down help he decides to push his car over an embankment and set it on fire. He then proceeds to walk on foot to the nearest car lot (which happens to be in Mexico for some reason, mostly because he burned up his map in the car and he's been taking backroads.) He finds an old bicycle in a garbage dump and uses that.

He finally gets to the car lot and buys a fixer-upper for $50. Before leaving the car lot he has to change a tire, which he replaces with the solid rubber donut. He buys fuel and heads off to the Daytona 500 again. Only he's heading deeper into Mexico and eventually ends up broken down in front of, "Autodromo Internacional de la Jolla" due to no water in the radiator. The engine block has seized up. Luckily, there's a race about to start. Christopher...er "Alexander Superspeeder", who changed his name, pays the $125 entry fee for the race.

Unfortunately, Alexander Superspeeder doesn't have a race car. He does however have an old bicycle still. He uses the bicycle to race. He makes it only 3 laps before he is too tired to steer straight and veers off into a race car and is killed.

Some Jew picks up his story and writes a book about his life and how he followed his dreams. Another Jew makes a movie about it. Armchair racers around the world adore him.

The End.

>In to the Wild
>man is mentally ill
>man shuns society, gives his money away, burns the rest of his money, identification, credit cards, gets his vehicle caught in a flash flood, becomes a filthy vagrant hitchhiker, changes his name to "Alexander Supertramp", kayaks to Mexico illegally, loses kayak in a dust storm, goes to California, shuns civilization again,
>man goes innawoods in Alaska and lives in an abandoned bus for 4 months, and was most likely the person that vandalized the supplies of food caches (he was a really stupid, mentally ill person after all, who wanted to destroy everything he had available to him from civilization)
>man dies from equal amounts of stupidity, ignorance, and starvation (and from being injured)
>enterprising Jewish author decides to write a book about it to make money from someone else's tragedy
>another enterprising Jewish guy decides more money can be made from the mentally ill innawoods guy and decides to make movie about it

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Into_the_Wild_%28film%29
Budget $15 million[2]
Box office $56,255,142[3]
8 awards

>>1068298
Why do you need 3 shorts for?

>Last minute camping trip with coworker
Pack lube too. Was she the one inviting?

>>1068305
1 for possible swimming

Id rather bring extra than not enough

>>1068306
>Changing clothes everyday while /out/
Anon plox

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>>1067964
Try and ask >>>/fa/

>>1067993
For some reason i dont think they can help with outdoor equipment so well as /out/

>>1068001
If you say so.
I only found some kinda similar looking ones on a german site for you:
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nice thread, faggot.

Women can go anywhere, you should broaden your porn horizon. Then you would know.

I would not recommend eating pussy after it has been innawoods for more than 4 hours. Grills are unsanitary creatures.

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>>1067296

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>>1067011
wheat semolina, guess I'll add a spoon in each soup portion and reduce it more or less to 10 portions.

That's asuming I wont eat anything else but I'll probably do.

>>1067011
If you are fat you can always starve yourself.

> survival soup
interesting choice