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Maybe you should find a new hobby besides murdering helpless animals.

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>>648637
>besides murdering helpless animals

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>>648633
Well guys I figured it out.
It's an Android app called HuntStand and allows you to enter a land area on your computer and then synchronize with your cellphone. It also tells you where exactly you are using localization.

Pretty sweet.

http://huntstand.com/

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>>648299
Maine

>>648299
Upstate NY.
Or MA--we got a shit ton of snow in Boston last year

>>648312
I live in Central MA and yeah we got 9ft. One blizzard is fun.

https://clyp.it/psahjlz4

>>647549
You should go the opposite route, take up a martial art and learn to hurt people, you are more likely to have to hurt someone then you are to help them

>>647550
Fair point, I'm already fairly competent in that regard though. A few years of kickboxing plus guns knives and axes leave me feeling plenty safe. But if someone cut themselves badly or hit their head on a rock bullets won't make them better.

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Now I saw the video again, it looks crap after converting it to webm. If there is no obvious answer I will take pictures tomorrow

here is the case I will probably buy. it looks like it should fit it but I am not sure. this one suits 0.62 models

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it looks like a spartan but not had a proper look because of potato quality.

>>646940
here a video with better quality. I can't upload >3mb to 4chan unfortunately.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wo1OawydYUM

http://www.victorinox.com/global/en/Products/Swiss-Army-Knives/Medium-Pocket-Knives/Spartan/p/1.3603

does not show my case in the list of accessories though. If it is not suitable I will go for the brown for in that list

>>646856
Looks probable but take this pic to a forum where people actually know what what to look for (ie shroomery) Its not worth the risk if you're not 100% sure.

No you will die or destroy your liver. You are too dense to post a picture of what's important anyway.

>>646856
It's Amanita muscaria.

Eat it already, you dopey fuck.

I fucking hate that hippie smell.
I bought some high end vintage speaker a few years ago from an estate sale. Turns out the previous owner was an incense freak.
Could not get rid of the smell no matter what I did.
Ended up giving them away.

Please dont ruin nice stuff.

I like the smell of incense when lit but it sticks to everything.

The odor of incense/cologne/potpourri/candles is revolting.

If your gear stinks you should clean it and/or store it better. Chuck a block of cedar in you or pack when it isn't in use. Same for your /out/ clothing.

I hunt mostly in sagebrush plains so I toss a couple of branches of it in the tote I keep my hunting gear in before I store it for the season. Keeps it from coming out musty and it smells faintly of the place I'm going to anyway.

If you dont want a rented campsite you'll have to drive several hours. I'd recommend Shawnee Nat'l Forest in southern IL

> northern illinois

What, like Michigan?

>>645495
Not really. South western Wisconsin is REALLY badass though. Look up Wildcat Mountain State park, baxters hollow, and everything in the driftless region

Sleeping mats suck. All of them. They seriously just aren't meant for comfort.

They may provide decent insulation, and are durable, but man I ache when I sleep on them.

Get an inflatable pad. They're so much more comfortable, mats can't even compare.

My pick is the Thermarest Neoair Xtherm. It's super comfy, and insulated so it's actually warm to sleep on. They're about $200.

If you want to spend less, you can get ones that aren't insulated.

You can't go wrong with the Xtherm though. It's worth the money.

>>651242
Plus... this thing packs down to smaller than a Nalgene bottle.

>>651242
This. If you're really worried about insulation and can handle another pound, take both a mat and a cheaper inflatable, then you won't break the bank,

Also general duck hunting thread I guess

I don't know much but you can also check in /an/

>>650904
Get a fucking book.

Literally should have been prepared way ahead of time before getting such dog. It might not even be a good hunting dog, what's more is you might already be training it to be a shitty dog.

>>645076
depends on weather

The best hiking boots are my hiking boots, all other boots are shit and if you disagree with me you're a basement dweller who never goes /out/

>>644759
What? Why did 'c u ckoo' change to kekoo? Strange.

>>644760
Thank /tv/ for that. They memed up the "c u ck" and it is now wordfiltered and/or temp ban for using it now. Depends on what board I think.

>>644760
Ironic wordfilter is ironic. What are the chances that it'd wordfilter to an alt spelling of the bird lol

>>644292
Kick it!

Anyway, I don't think I've ever played a game while out, except for poker once.

Storytime
1001 card games
I Spy, with scientific names

That's about it.

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I just play "get drunk and take unneccesary risks"

Hippie nonsense

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>>629825
the irish did it all the time

>>629828
Hippi nonsense

>13h and not a single reply
Where are my spanish neighbors at?

>>650462

They are all hard at work

>>650502
>Iberians
>working
Anon, por favor. Plus, Spain had general elections yesterday, so they're either botellón partying, or crying deep in the woods while eating some empanadas de queso.

Depends on the gear she brought and the circumstances of her tramp for me to have any interest.

>>650138
Circumstances arnt to interesting to be honest, they kind of just wanted to do it. They had a pretty good mix of gear including some modern stuff, especially at first, but intended on living as primitive as possible. By the end they found a balance somewhere in the middle of modern and primitive. All their firemaking was done by hand. They also made bows, spears, fishing hooks, traps, etc like the natives used to and, other than a few treats from people they met, all their food came from the land. It was quite the accomplishment I thought. One of those things people talk about doing but never actually do.

>>650144
Sounds boring