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How do we know you are not a radicalized mudkip here to make the cyber terrorism on our women and children?

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>>642843
>this thread is literally the cancer killing 4chan
I usually welcome new people but you sir are a faggot. now if you have noting /out/realted to post fuck off

>>642847
Stop posting my pic of my tiny house you stalker mitherfucker! I swear to God if you come near me I will spray you in the face xith wasp spray and shoot you in the dick, you fucking asshole!

Op fuck you too, you fucking rape fantasy teen beatoff machine! Grow the fuck up!

>>633029
you wear blaze orange and you sit in a blind or a tree stand. if you need a nija skills and a ghillie suit you're either hunting ilegally or you're hunting people

>>633029
If you're talking hunting on the move as opposed to waiting like pic related the thing I try to remember is stop, be still, look and listen more often than you would think. It's amazing some of the things you see/hear when you're static and other animals were watching in the direction of your noise and then relax a bit and start moving again. Doesn't just apply to hunting either, there's a lot of animals that will attempt to wait you out in stillness.

>>633031
this deer can't really see yellow and orange
i think they see blue mostly green but not much red

> wtf has happened to /out/?

Op, of course! We all do it, just don't tell the secret.

>>647951
You will never wake up.

http://www.rei.com/product/878519/rei-half-dome-2-tent
This weighs much less

Woot has hammocks on sale, and their tarp. Hammock for $20, tarp for $16. Add some straps and you've got everything for about $55.

I know it's not a tent, but it is an option.

>>647832
Eureka Apex 2. Best tent at that price point I've laid my hands on yet. Simple, freestanding, pockets, attic, good, spacious double vestibule fly, great quality, vent, not too heavy. It ain't featherlight, but I love the thing and it is perfect going on 6 years of use.

Nobody ever has done that

Because nobody who has one of those tacticool belts or bracelets is a serious outdoorsman and if they are they brought cordage that you dont have to spend an hour untying to use

>>647641
>if they are they brought cordage that you dont have to spend an hour untying to use


pretty much. my main hiking buddies are all lead climbers (which i am not) and rope is always part of their main carry.

>>647653
>using rope for climbing
fuckken noobs

have you considered buying a stove there?
if you do the cans will be available too

>>647034
well im starting in patagonia so im pretty sure therell be loads of outdoor shit available everywhere, but when it gets into the less touristy areas thats what im worried about

For weight concerns, and travel to your start... I would buy whatever they have there. If you aren't worried about weight, get something like am MSR Wisperlite or Dragonfly, whatever the international model is that allows for many types of light and heavy fuels. You just change the jet. And your choice of a 10/20/30oz fuel canister. With those you can run alcohol, diesel, gas, kerosene, and white gas. So you wouldn't worry about what type of fuel you have access to

I fancy trying Sierra Nevada, have any /out/bros been there?

>>646387
Where you at anon?
if you're near similar valley, ojai is a cool place to /out/ nothing like Washington though

San Bernardino National Forest, Sierra Nevada, Big Bear, Cleveland National Forest, Joshura Tree National Park. All great places to start if you're unfamiliar with the area.

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>>645317
Was it wrapped in foil?

Looks like a small fat dick.

>>645326

You must be a pessimist
to me it looks like a big fat dick but I am a half full kind of person.

nah, with western civilization going tits-up in the next 18 months or so I wouldn't worry about much more development for a long while.

More housing developments go up
Named after the things they replace
So welcome to Minnow Brook
and welcome to Shady Space

>>644485
i am both excited and extremely terrified that you might be right

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Rice City Pond <Mall>
Goat Hill <Estates>
Ellis Pond <parkway>
;_;

>>646966

how awkward are you?

after the basic introductions say something like like " for posterity's sake lets imagine i just gave you a fantastic hand shake with the ideal amount eye contact" to break the ice.

trim your beard. dress business casual and admit you were not sure how to dress for a Skype interview. maybe crack a joke about having a change of clothing handy.

jus b urself :^)

>>646966

I'm never myself for a job interview...In fact half of my resume is a lie, other half is just the truth stretched out. All the questions they ask I lie through.

I now work at a hospital, making 19.34 an hour, with full benefits. Given I do work my ass off at the jobs I have.

So when asked a question, answer it right then and there. Don't fumble with your words. Think of yourself as hot shit, don't come off cocky about it.

Also this would be better suited for /adv/ not /out/

You could give their softshell a look. The Mixaction Dry.Q Elite Jacket is going for around your stated price on Sierra Trading Post. The softshell is going to be more durable but not as warm/waterproof if you are planning on using it to just stand in a rainstorm though.

I am in the market for a new shell myself as my old one is getting pretty ratty and I don't know if I'd trust it in a real storm anymore. Haven't used the Mixaction before so if anyone has used it before or knows a better alternative let me know.

http://www.sierratradingpost.com/mountain-hardwear-mixaction-dryq-elite-jacket-waterproof-for-men~p~9571k/?filterString=s~soft-shell-jacket-men%2F&colorFamily=01

What's a shell? Just a top layer waterproof?

What are you using it for? How waterproof does it need to be (I.e. how rainy is your area)?

The Marmot Precip is the first thing that comes to mind. It's basically the Mora of jackets, from the perspective of someone who thinks Moras are good value and functional for what most people need. However, if you already have issues with tearing your jackets, it may be better to opt for a "true" 3 layer hardshell, which will be more expensive and a little bit heavier, but will be very durable and fully weatherproof.

>>645196
>great unknown

Between contact with the natives, military exploration and the previoulsy existing Spanish colonies it was actually pretty known by the time of mass Western migration.

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>>645196

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>>645196
The Mormons published a list of supplies each family would need before they started their trek west. I would imagine it was similar to / based on the equipment used by pioneers on the Oregon Trail and such.

* 1 good strong wagon well covered with a light box.

>2 or 3 good yoke of oxen between the ages of 4 and 10 years.
>2 or more milch cows.
>1 or more good beefs.
>3 sheep if they can be obtained.
>1,000 lbs. of flour or other bread or breadstuffs in good sacks.
>1 good musket or rifle to each male over the age of 12 years.
>1 lb. powder
>4 lbs. lead
>100 lbs. sugar
>1 lb. cayenne pepper
>1 lb. black pepper
>1/2 lb. mustard
>10 lbs. rice
>1 lb cinnamon
>1/2 lb. cloves
>1 dozen nutmegs
>25 lbs. salt
>5 lbs. saleratus (bicarbonate for raising bread)
>10 lbs. dried apples
>1 bushel beans
>A few pounds dried beef or bacon
>5 lbs. dried peaches
>20 lbs. dried pumpkin
>25 lbs. seed grain
>20 lbs. soap
>15 lbs. of iron and steel
>A few pounds of wrought nails
>One or more sets of saw or grist mill irons to company of 100 families
>1 good seine and hook for each company
>2 sets of pulley blocks and ropes to each company for crossing rivers
>25 to 100 lbs. of farming and mechanical tools
>Cooking utensils to consist of bake kettle, frying pan
>Tin cups, plates, knives, forks, spoons and pans (as few as will do)
>A good tent and furniture to each two families
>Clothing and bedding to each family, not to exceed 500 lbs
>10 extra teams of each company of 100 families

>In addition to the above list, horse and mule teams can be used as well as oxen. Many items of comfort and convenience will suggest themselves to a wise and provident people and can be laid in the season; but none should start without filling the original bill.

tl;dr guns, food, cattle, clothes, and tools for farming / logging and repairing your other equipment

You need nothing. Coke machines are at the top.

Yes.

I climbed Fuji back in 1970 while stationed at Camp Zama. Big fun!

>>644410
I'm at NAF Atsugi. I can't wait! I see that mountain everyday I'm pumped for it

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This has to be the absolute worst post I have ever seen.

I'm partial to Yamaha.

>>642916
in before >human

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Always liked the look of ESEE knives I wonder how pic related would hold up for $30.

440C blade with G10 scales. 6 inch blade 5 mm thick.

>>637053
>dat junglas doe
>dat dpx doe
Noice

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Is this a Mora?