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jesus fuck OP

>>1064990
you could just help me as well

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>>1064991
o'pea there are knife and acks threads all over this board. they're also the most annoying and shitpostastic threads we have. just go join one of them and sift through the already existing myriad of arguments, suggestions, and confirmation bias rather than cultivate a whole new one unto yourself.

Good thread, brightens the board, I like it.

Now this a decent op's photo, you guys have been fucking up lately thb baka senpai.

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>>1064660
>>1064661
NOW we can finally talk about fishin

I was working today right by this lake with peacocks and some nice LMB in it, right around 11am. But it's super clear water and those lakes you can really only hit em with good conditions.

Anyway there were a few kids/dudes maybe high school or college age casting Rat-L-Traps and shit and gettin nothing. I was going to tell em the spot right around the bend where I often land nice LMB but then the cocky fisherman took over in me and I let em fail. Rat-L-Traps ain't gonna land largemouth at 11am on a sunny July day anyway. Not in Florida.

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>>1062541
Actually, stuff like vinegar is super effective at killing plants. However, it does not discriminate about what it kills. Thus, anything you pour or spray it on will die and so will the things touching it. Roundup is only good when crops/lawn is mixed in with weeds and you want to only kill the weeds. Hence the "Roundup Ready" gmos for crops. So, if you need to nuke something and it isn't mixed in with things you don't want to nuke, use vinegar or boiling water. Vinegar will be more effective in the long run for things like clumps of grass, when pouring it on. Use only as a light spray, vinegar is great for killing top growth, but leaving roots.

But, seriously, if you use Roundup, you should do the world a favor and drink it. Supporting Monsanto is nothing anyone should be caught doing.

>>1062450
Is the mint shriveling or dying? Allow the soil and plant to dry out a little more than normal, without wilting the plant. Keep it away from other mint species plants. Remove bottom leaves that have lots of spots. You can try something called "Colloidal Silver" as a spray for the leaves if you think you need an anti-fungal. Just don't hose it down. It only needs a little tiny bit on the leaves. You can make it at home or buy it online. Just stay away from the absolute massive amount of retard websites who use it for internal health bullshit.

>>1062389
Did you post a pic of your tank setup? I know changing amounts of nutrients can be pretty slow in some systems. Slow is good of course. How old is the system you are using with that many fish? Have you put plants in the system yet?

>>1062610
Why all the hate for Monsanto? They have done nothing that oher company's haven't.

>>1060179
>>1060179
You have to be either really fat or really uncoordinated to flip one. If you are neither of those things you will be fine after the first minute or two you are in it. Majority of the people I've seen flip and it's very few, have flipped right after getting in it. In that case you're right next to the bank so it's no big deal

>>1060188
I am pretty big. I stand at 6'3" tall, and weigh somewhere on the upper end of 300 (this brings me much shame). I have a big frame, so the weight is pretty distributed throughout. In other words, I'm fat, but I'm not a blimp. Will this cause problems?

>>1060179
How many inches wide is this kayak?
Also, wear a PFD.

Never tried, but i don't think i'd like it.

>>1059773
What makes you think you wouldn't like it?

>>1059774
Don't want things to crawl up my ass, don't want somebody seeing me naked in the woods

I dont watch cartoons or play video games.

>>1058953
What kind of scale is that?
From zero to bushfag?
From zero to asshole?

>>1058953
It's damn good. I wish it were bigger with more stuff to do, see and build

The official list contains neither
dragon dildos nor anything of
effective use vs. skinwalkers.

fuckno.png

Fuck op include the list you shit.

Shelter

1. 12×12 ground cloth/tarp (grommets approved)
2. 8 mm climbing rope – 10M
3. 550 parachord – 20m
4. 1 hatchet
5. 1 saw
6. 1 ax

Bedding

1. 1 multi-seasonal sleeping bag that fits within provided backpack
2. 1 bivy bag (Gore-Tex sleeping bag cover)
3. 1 sleeping pad
4. 1 hammock

Cooking

1. 1 large (no more than 2 quart) pot, includes lid
2. 1 steel frying pan
3. 1 flint or ferro rod set
4. 1 enamel bowl for eating
5. 1 spoon
6. 1 canteen or water bottle
7. 1 bear canister

Hygiene

1. 1 bar soap
2. 1 8 oz tube of toothpaste
3. 1 face flannel
4. 1 40 m roll of dental floss
5. 1 small bottle bio shower soap
6. 1 shaving razor (and 1 blade)
7. 1 towel (30” x 60”)
8. 1 comb

Hunting

1. 1 300-yard roll of nylon single filament fishing line and 25 assorted hooks (No lures)
2. 1 primitive bow with 6 Arrows (must be predominately made of wood)
3. 1 small gauge gill net (8 m x 2 m OR 1.5 m deep x 3.6 m long and 2” [50 mm] mesh)
4. 1 slingshot/Catapult
5. 1 net foraging bag
6. 1 3.5 lb roll of trapping wire

Food

1. 5 lbs of beef jerky (protein)
2. 5 lbs of dried pulses/legumes/lentils mix (starch and carbs)
3. 5 lbs of biltong (protein)
4. 5 lbs of hard tack military biscuits (carbs/sugars)
5. 5 lbs of chocolate (Simple/complex sugars)
6. 5 lbs of pemmican (traditional trail food made from fat and proteins)
7. 5 lbs of gorp (raisins, m&m’s and peanuts)
8. 5 lbs of flour (starch/carbs)
9. 2 lbs of rice or sugar and 1 lb of salt

Tools

1. 1 pocket knife
2. 1 hunting knife
3. 1 Leatherman multi-tool
4. 1 sharpening stone
5. 1 roll of duct tape or 1 roll of electrical tape
6. 1 small shovel
7. 1 small sewing kit
8. 1 carabineer
9. 1 LED flashlight
10. 1 pair of ice spikes

I can't believe how many injuries there's been so far.

>>1058302
How many choices do we get from each?

>>1055760
If you have trail mix, she will pick out the parts she likes, and leave the rest

Your mistake was getting a girlfriend in the first place, you through your life away for penis feels.

>>1055769
rip

A packet of milo.

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>>1050332

>>1050328
Turkish.

>>1066995
Get a bivy. One slug crawling in your nose while you sleep will cure you of your fear, like faggots afraid of spiders - you just need to hold a spider to see they are harmless little bros

>>1066997
I'm going into cardiac arrest just thinking about this
God I wish I wasn't such a pussy about this. I and doesn't afraid of anything about everything else /out/ related, just these harmless little molluscs

>>1066995
1. Check camp site for nasty bastards.
2. Pour a boundary line with salt around your spot.
Might attract some unwanted wildlife but obviously you're much more scared of sluggos.

Any bracelet is a fashion statement.

Something which has use but is also worn as a fashion statement because it's cheap. So, both.

>>1066638
I don't care, neither should you
just wear it if you need it whether that's for making a lasso to catch a bear or because you like to wear it

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They seem to grow two different styles of flowers. Here's one. So far I've seen white, pink, and a mix of the two.

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Here's the other type of flower growing on it.

>>1066626
Hollyhocks

Where? This doesn't look like any of our native horned lizards:

http://www.californiaherps.com/identification/lizardsid/phrynosoma.id.html

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as you can see the spines are very hard to see as they are quite small, but trust me they hurt. In the previous picture you can see small darker dots on the surface, those are the spines

i was thinking stinging nettle (urtica incisa), but i don't know because of the flower in your
second pic

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>>1066255
yeah me too, it looks very similar but I've never seen any stinging nettle with flowers like that on it. Maybe it's a subspecies?

Upper NY state by the way.

If you're not sure, contact your local city hall and ask them. Generally, you're probably fine making a campfire in your backyard as long as it's not a raging inferno, or you aren't burning chemically treated wood, trash, or leaves. Odds are, unless you're next to a national forest, you can't legally make a fire in the public woods, and either way, they won't like you burning anything anywhere near the trail.
These links may answer some questions:
http://www.dec.ny.gov/chemical/58519.html
http://www.dec.ny.gov/permits/58505.html

>>1066144
and also,
>laws are for pussies and you should do whatever you want!
is probably what a good portion of /out/ would say, but I would say there is a time and a place for civil disobedience, but burning ordinances are not really the right time or place.