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Depends. Are you from murica?

>>632568
Eye contact, head nod, "Hi," sometimes conversation. Bail out at any point if not reciprocated.

>>632570
No, swedfag actually...

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mine is just audio, gets cool at 60 second mark
https://youtu.be/hjuAejxluh0

>>641333
digrpat is thatchoo bro? MJC Recordings here :D

https://youtu.be/r4nlB_aj3PQ

>>641333
i god I forgot the fucking evil coon recording! heh good schit man.

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The view behind the last pic

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The bass I caught with the net

>>640663
You broke the law son. Delete this thread or expect a visit from fish and wildlife

>>640369
Depends entirely where you live and what kind of /out/doors you have within reach. Since transportation seems to be an issue for you, maybe some sort of cycling would empower this more (cross country, road biking, bike touring, DH, etc.)

>>640369
Boomarang

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Archery for sure, (recurve). After the initial investment of the bow 100-200$ and say 6 arrows 50$, you don't have to spend any more.

You can practice all you want innawoods, you can hunt with it once you've practiced enough and you feel a bit safer with it by your side.

Furthermore as a time killer innawoods you can learn to make arrows.

Just be sure to find a decent stump or a hill you know you won't lose your arrows on.

>>639791
Why not just bring a harmonica and play your own jams?

>>639791
nice list, should be longer tho

>>6400>>640007
Add moar

>>639658
i would never buy his stuff, i aint no piss drinker + none of them have a brass knuckle hand guard so you can't punch the shit out of a bear when he decides to maul you.

>>639658

I myself don't care for their knives...or Gerber for that matter. If you're not anal about steels, or need a beater knife, I'd buy it.

I do enjoy the BG ferro rod though.

>>639658
decent blade, not the best by any means usually you're buying the name more than the actual knife

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This fine fellow came by near the end of the season after he ran off some smaller bulls.

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This guy sat down in front of one of my cams and proceeded to sun himself, scratch, scream, bugle and generally rut around for a good hour. I had to clear 400 photos of him. I kept a few of the good ones.

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Wow, just started my reserch for this yesterday!

12k+ in miid-winter. Starting at 8k, hoping for two nights or less on the mountain.

Gonna gearfag up for this!

>>639387
Grab some friends and summit for free.
Fuck guided trips on a mountain with no need for a permit. Also, it's easy enough to do in 1 night. Baker is a cakewalk.

>>639387
I have medium term plans to hike mount Kilimanjaro. Really the only factor is having the free time and money to go over to Africa, the hike itself looks pretty easy. Dunno if that really counts as mountaineering though.

I did a tandem jump this summer in Mexico. Pretty neat and I'd like to do it again. Scary part was the anticipation before and just when they opened the door. The jump itself was just like falling really fast.

My co-worker had over 1200 jumps and held world records. He died doing it. Many do.

>>639189
Yea, but that goes for any extreme sport where you get too comfortable/cocky and try to push the limits.

>>638897
on hands: wear gloves

on feet: wear socks

>>638898
Wool socks in particular, or apparently double socks if you've just got shitty cotton ones (I've never done it but a friend swears by it cause he's too cheap for wool).

>>638902
Thanks for the real advice.

Third world governments don't give a fuck. They will keep destroying the world for a cheap buck.
And as long as first world activist think hashtags will effect government policy's we won't be able to change things either.

>>638779
I don't think that's very accurate. Lots of really poor countries are the ones that are getting flooded or extreme drought as climate change continues. The problem is that poor countries don't have much power to do anything as they aren't big emitters and don't have much sway with China, US and Europe. Also, going clean costs money that they don't have.

>>638784
As China becomes a less financially feasible place for mass production we will look to even poorer countries. Kicking off "industrial revolutions" in t
these corrupt countries. Even if these countries legislate initiatives to prevent pollution it doesn't mean the industry will put them into practise.
I watched a Vice on pollution in China. There industries dump chemicals that will strip the skin right off you directly into water ways. There are laws in place to prevent this, they even have equipment to prevent this, it's just cheaper to dump. Since they have the equipment the industry and government tell the people everything is being done and despite protests and class action law suits nothing changes.

>>638291
> area is safe
> defines safe
> no bears, no wolves
> did not google "campground murders" before leaving
> did not google "camping list" before op

Kinda hard for me to help those who won't help themselves with basic research.

How are you getting to your campsite ? Drive the car up, hike in, boat, etc ? If you have transport bring a chair, blankets/ old comforter / pillows, bring toilet paper, and its dark as fuck in the woods at night so bring extra flashlights and what not.

General advice:
-avoid dead fall above your tent location
-try to make tent location as level as possible so the rain fly will work properly
-poke around where you set up your tent and remove any rocks for comfort and also so you can actually get your tent pegs in the ground
-bring garbage and zip lock bags, they take up no room and have a million uses

Your not gonna starve to death so just try to get a good nights sleep and stay hydrated.

>>638303
thank you

>>638178
>composite handle
this board will hate it

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>Eastwing

>tacticool
What do you think op?

>>638072

I love that stuff. I have a coghlans folding shovel that's about 15 years old.

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>>638072

ITT: post cringy Coghlans gear

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>Mfw when /k/ chooses Coleman over Coghlan's.

>>637971
Just use your phone OP. Get a waterproof case, a solar/battery charger maybe. You can call, take pictures, download outdoors maps (if jailbroken for free), etc....

>>637975
How about no. Phones are great and all but I've yet to find an android app that allows you to mark, tag, and plot like a gps handheld.

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62fag here. Get the s model, base model lacks extendability and barometer / compass; higher models have a topo map already installed and / or a useless camera.

Display is tiny but well readable even in bright sunlight. Routing works best for max 20 miles when using the hardware device, no limits when using pc software (besides very derpy experimental routing).

A modern phone would outperform it in terms of CPU power, but will only be useful with power tank.

64 should be a step up, so wondering as well about pricing.