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>>637953
Yes. If you are the prop casting director in the next Rambo movie production.

If, No, then I would say don't buy anon. Your money could be spent on so much more, like a haircut, and stylish clothes that will help you get laid the next time you're visiting the milkbar.

>>637953
it's oddly shaped, looks too balanced for a machete

>>637953
wtf its a sword

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Total weight with water topped off (little over 4 lbs). I have extra wool socks and undershirts but I'm still designing how to add them.

>tfw no reply

>>637784
idk what you want me to say i don't personally have any of the gear you have and i don't live or out in a place like florida at all.

seems like you have a nice stainless steel cook / container set. your knives seem adequate.

He is a big fat phony.

I just don't give a shit anymore

>>637419
I don't think of him, I think of God First in all things, but never him.

>>637417
neat

Holy shit these look hard to aim.

i understand people had nothing to do in the old days but how were wars fought with these?

You were born 100 years too late.

Boothill, Tombstone, Arizona.

Are you fucking retarded?

We are ALL decended from Cro Magnon!

>>635373

She should be OK.

Almost certainly not

>>635373
Pine sugar actually used to be a common sweetener for native Americans, and the needles were frequently used as a source of vitamin C. Pine pulp is still used in food today as a filler/fibre source. Pine nuts are used in salads, and have a buttery/minty flavor. Pine pollen can be used as a flour substitute. Pine is completely edible.

Unless she's allergic, in which case yeah, she'll probably die.

>>634966

please respond

>>634966
I like rocks, but I don't like the idea of dying in a forgotten mine shaft.

>>635107

I wouldn't reccomend going solo, and there's usually information out there on what's stable and what's not if you talk to locals and/or the gem/mineral society of the area.

I've always had the pleasure of having great guides, but I would imagine even a solo trip up to a horizontal shaft to get at something near some sunlight, ontop of getting a beautiful hike, would be well worth it.

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>>633367
Stuff sack included. Bic pen for comparison. Available online as well as in store.

Mine had a thread that was pulled a little, gave me another $5 off it.

Nice find.

Bye.

>>633271
>I'm gonna do it /out/
ok
>I'm going to become Chris Mcandless 3.0 this winter.
ok
>No, you can't talk me out of it.
ok
>This is a decision I must take, and it is my own fate.
ok
>Give me advice on what to wear so I don't die of hypothermia. Temperatures will reach -7 F in the wilderness where I'll be.
we have threads for this already
>>631959
>>629966

>>633276

/thread

>>>/lgbt/

>>632865

I have seen a lot more urbex here than any other board. I try to do as much urbex as possible but it is getting cold here. Go to anything interesting recently?

>>632869
A few days ago, I actually revisited the Clothcraft Clothing Factory, the first building I ever explored in Cleveland. I didn't get any pictures that visit, but I did shoot a decent YouTube video. Earlier this summer, I got to visit an entire abandoned neighborhood in Pittsburgh with about 20 abandoned houses.

>>632349

2 1⁄4cups Bisquick
2⁄3cup buttermilk - (you can use powdered buttermilk)
1teaspoon sugar
1tablespoon butter, melted
melted butter, for brushing

Mix the Bisquick, buttermilk and sugar together in a bowl.
Add the melted butter into the batter.
Stir until a soft dough forms.
Turn out onto a well floured work surface.
Knead 20 times and don't be afraid to get additional flour into the dough.
Roll 1/2 thick
Cut out into 2" rounds (or your preferred size).
Place close together in a lightly greased Dutch oven
Brush tops with melted butter.
Bake for 8 to 10 minutes or until golden brown
When you remove the biscuits from the oven, brush the tops with melted butter again.

>>632380
sounds good anon. thanks.

>>632349
Only if I don't have to carry a fucking cast iron skillet and kettle on my back.

>price range
>style
>functionality
>length of trip
Give those details and the board might help you better. Or tear you apart because it's not what they like. Depending on who's lurking both might happen.

>>631482
>price range
anything
>style
something that doesn't look autistic carrying around school.
>length of trip
I said day hike enough room to carry school books and or food/gear for a day hike.

I can recommend http://www.amazon.co.uk/G4Free-Military-Tactical-Backpack-Rucksack/dp/B011IBE44M/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1447708820&sr=8-1&keywords=g4free
Good space, big for a good EDC if thats what you like. Can carry food, sleeping system and shit like that for 1-2-3 days. Good space for books, pc you name it. If more space needed be there is molle. Also it's cheapish.
It does not have a hip belt (for more hiking style), and if molle is not your style this is not what you want.

>>629425
are you high?

>>629425
> googling how to be gay and retarded at the same time

Ok...

I've been in hot springs with tons of organic matter in them.
They were full of tannins and alkaloids.
I wouldn't call it tea though

>>639637
dude I watched an awesome video of a guy catching crawfish with a "trash" fish he caught.

he speared a fish close to the river bank, cut it up and put it in shallow water, and picked up the crawfish as they moved towards the hunk of flesh.

>>639644
If the crawfish population is dense (true of a lot of smaller streams), you don't even need to bait them; you can just pick one, get behind it, drop a rock in front of it, then use your hands to catch it as it reflexively scoots backward. Then you just toss it in a bucket with a bit of water in it. Repeat again and again as much as you want.

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Washington's regs are a smidge heavier, it seems.

I used to catch them for giggles when I was a kid, in AZ. Never really thought about them since, and now that my interest is piqued the season is over. Curses.

It's worth the money if you plan on getting a job where you'll get paid more to have WFR training. If not, then it probably isn't worth the money.

If you are strapped for cash you should just buy a book on first aid and learn that way.

>>639187
> passes out
> dick in hand

Well you should have fucked her, sounds like you were ready!

>>639191
You are what is wrong with the world.

Kill yourself