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>>671833
Cut a hole in a trash bag and put it over your head
How hard is it to figure out how to make a fucking poncho

>>671833
Stay Home.

>>671850
>the only answer for last minute

Fuck off you Nigger loving faggy faggot

>>671805
Not op, but what is your problem?
>can only call names
>don't know how to sage
Maybe you should go back to >>>/b/ or >>>/r9k/

They're trying to jew the National Park Service because they're buttblasted about losing their lucrative contract.

Really I wouldn't be upset if the NPS just booted all those asshole concessionaires out of our parks.

>>669503
The cascades in Washington and the smokey mountains in Tennessee and North Carolina are both temperate rainforests and would be like what you woüld experience in the Himalaya.

>>669523
I'd second The Northern Cascades or Olympic National Park.

>>669527
Thirded. I've been to the Cascades and the Himalaya. If you can get a free plane ticket to Nepal though, via churning credit card rewards, it's really quite an affordable vacation and an incredible experience. I felt like I was in a dream.

I would love to have a ginger plant that I could take with me hiking ... For reasons

>>669167
Would that be for figging anon?

>>669166
I've tried this twice and failed both times. They're really cool tho. There's a guy in England who's kept one in a big wine jug for like, 20 years if I remember right.

>>665515
Looks like glass to me.

Its river glass. Broken pieces of glass that gets polished by the water over time till its smooth. I have a jar of it from my childhood.

>>665515
I'm leaning towards quartz because of the amount of conchoidal fracturing. A sure way to test is by actually scratching it on glass. Quartz has a hardness of 7, glass is 5.5. I took an intro to geology class.

>>659204
I use the Sawyer mini. I want to say it was some huge lifetime. I have every expectation that I'll break it or lose it before it dies. The Sawyer is just wide enough to wrap in duct tape, and who doesn't need extra duct tape? The Lifestraw I think does a buy one gift one deal, where they send one to Africa.

sawyer claims 100,000 gallons. that's what i have. like the screw on. just carry a couple extra bags.

I have the sawyer mini. I don't like it but it does what it's supposed to. It even comes with a straw btw.

What I don't like about it is how the bag only fits maybe 500 mL and it takes some time to press it through. Way too annoying for me I just use these disinfection tabs now.

>>671119
>wood stove
>pine trees

pls b b8

>>671120
not bait, just burning what i have. they did cut down some oak but it was alive still and is super wet.

why whats wrong with burning pine?

find a place in your back yard away from your house and stack the whole pieces of wood on pallets covered in plywood. stack them neatly and cover with a tarp for a year to let the wood season. if you need it that bad, it can be seasoned over the summer. splitting dry wood is a lot easier than wet wood. as for sawdust, just use a leaf blower and rake to clean up the tree mess

>>669657
stephi, shes CUTE

>>669667
lol fag

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>tfw you will never have to wear twelve layers and have a six layer cocoon around your hammock.

I use obenaufs lp for winter rain/ boots that will get muddy at the beginning of the rainy season. Obenaufs leather protectant for a quick coat on top of it after washing them off.

Mink Oil Or Brown Kiwi shoe polish and scrub the absolute fuck out of it.

And another guy doing Airborne... sweet Christ.

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If you use mink oil remember how qt minks are. Also, when I was looking for a picture I saw some mink in a cage. Probably in a Chinese farm.
He appeared to be blind in both eyes but half his face looked rotten, like a zombie.

That's what you're supporting when you buy it.

>>668715
spot moar

>>668715

bring your spotting equipment with you and spot things throughout the day

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get a job as a construction worker

Gotta go North of Newmarket if you want any good spots m8.

>>668590
North of Newmarket? I live around the area, anything in particular?

>>668781
Lots of good trails and parks around Lake Simcoe, Southeast Georgian Bay, and into Muskoka. The GTA was great back in the day for blasting groundhogs in fields but now it's all pure shit even in aspects not related to the great /out/doors.

thnks anon

king ray

fuck off hit whore

sage

>>671353

I dont really like this new hipster way of filming videos, with color filters and slow motion.

2gay4me.

I prefer the old fashioned 90's style Ray with GOAT taste in music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xwp_mJFRQS0

>>668926

silky

>>668927
I wanted to get it but I though it was too heavy and also it does not have a coating so it will rust.

>>668929

the bahco isn't bad at all

get naked and lay atop of your clothes

>>668439
>what are my options?
What is your budget?

>>668444
I usually try to be a cheap ass but I now realise this is something worth investing in. But I wouldn't mind knowing whats good in multiple price ranges.

I have a few shirts from rei, a thing or two from Columbia, and then a pairs of offbrand synthetic pants and shirts. Does anybody have any recommendations for a jacket or coat for 30-40' F temperatures?

>>649399
I think you should go with lots of layers. I was at a lecture with a guy from Sirius(see link) and he described his clothing as follows:

>Fine mesh underwear(to avoid
>Woolen underwear(in very cold weather, two layers)
>Thick winter pants
>Fleece jacket
>Wind breaker
>Thick cotton jacket
>Down coat
>Boots(3 sizes too big)
>Two pair of thick woolen socks
>Thin gloves
>Thick mitts

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slædepatruljen_Sirius

>>649402
>Fleece jacket
>Wind breaker
>Thick cotton jacket
>Down coat

4 coats for 30-40F weather. Yeah....no.

I actually get a lot of my /out/ clothing from Old Navy. Their active wear line of clothing is pretty good and its super cheap. I got some synthetic long sleeve shirts for $10 each.