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>>1059474
m-40 series, with the right filers will.

ffs theres like five gear threads already and this is more /k/ material. GTF/out/

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Ask Fritz Haber

Selfless bump

>>1059178
What the hell? Just tell them you are new at this, total n00b, no clue. Why pretend?

Or did you humble brag about your 6 ton tuna catch with a harpoon while fishing in Mauritius or something?

>>1059178
Don't fling your rod around, tell them you are a newbie, ask for help if you need, be polite, be conscious of where every bit of your rod is and where the lure and sinker are at all times.
t- former fishing newb.

>>1058683
Boston fishing licences generally take about 6 months to process and that is only if you're selected in the lottery system. Also, unpowered watercraft (kayaks) have been banned for safety reasons so you might not have a good time.

>>1058683
>going to Boston
Oh god why

>>1058683
>>>/trv/

A cat won't stop a skinwalker.
Get a dog, fag

>>1056992
I swear to God if I see that thing offleash I will pepper spry it.

>>1057008
>putting non-belligerent animals on leashes

This is just poor care.

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The floor is Muslims?

>>1060367
Oh (you)

>>1060369
Y-(You) too

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Fuck off back to whence you came.

Who the fuck pays for camping? Also enjoy camping on someones lawn you glamping trash

>>1059833
>/r9gay/ville
errrrmm nah >>>/r9k/

Garlic and bourbon

If you aren't hungry enough to stomach something then you shouldn't be eating it.

Might I suggest you pick up up a burger or some fried clams?

>>1059649
Shut up eurofag It's an invasive species

Did a loop around Marcy last summer; hike he Haystacks, March, Grey, and skylight.

There is nothing technical about it. There are portions of the trail where rocks make it very uneven and if it's muddy you'll have a tough time; but it is what it is. The trails up any high peak are pretty direct to the summit, no switch backs or offsets from the elevation; so in one sense they can be more difficult than a 14er in the Rockies.

Which route are you coming in from? Are you going to do it as a day hike or are you going to camp out at a lean-to?

You really don't need anything more than a fanny pack with water and snacks if you don't plan on spending the night. Trekking poles might help you keep your posture / protect your knees.

Any of the peaks are doable for a beginner; but if you're not in shape they can take a bit out of you. Some people take a full 12 hrs to just go to march and back; some trail runners do it in 3-4.

If you're a beginner you'll probably have some issues with your feet getting beat to shit if you jump right into a 15mi day hike. That's probably a more likely issue than cardiovascular endurance.

>>1059136
Was planning on parking at the Adirondack Loj and going from the trailhead there. Are you familiar with any other good options? I was split over whether or not I should do a day hike or spend the night. It'd either be a solo day hike for me or an easy two-day trip with some less physically-apt family members. That's cool that it can be done lightweight and cheap for a day hike.
>>1059139
I've been running 5-8km 4 days a week which is far less than the hike, for sure, but probably higher-impact.
Would hiking shoes help much?

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working in the woods everyday with steep hills and 1000 whips in the way you have 3 options
1). go slower
2). go around
3). get fucked

A light pair of pants made from something sturdy and non-denim will do wonders for your trek though.

You don't really need to bushwhack if you know how to follow animal trails and you're not afraid of crawling or climbing around every once and a while.

>>1058808
But sometimes theres no animal trails where i want to go

>>1058723
Buy some ever clear or pure grain alcohol at the liquor store and you'll be good. You can also mix a little into powdered drinks

Go to a pharmacy and ask for "alcol", "alcohol puro" or "alcohol de quemar". Usually they will try to sell you 70%, but you want 96% (96 grado).
Barring that, go to paint or hardware stores and ask for "alcohol desnaturalizado"

>>1058723
Definitely gasoline

Fuck off you faggot corporate shill

>>1058467
IDK about those pants, but decathlon in general is great for low quality at very low prices.
Seriously, it's good for anything that you can compromise on quality, you can't beat it FOR THE PRICE.

Their merino shirts are the cheapest on the market, their sneakers are cheap and good enough, the basic tents and hammocks work pretty well, it's a good store.

>>1058467
>25 euro pants
This is an american board . Try /int/ or /bant/

>>1057405
The holes are to prevent the blade coming off. They are full of molded plastic. Looks like a well engineered design to me.

The price is too high.

>>1057407

Mora Companion $12

Mora Garberg $90

For me, it's not enough of an improvement to justify that much of a price increase for a small increase in tang material, and two pinholes and maybe a lanyard hole would be all it needs...but I can see why they put the holes away from the mid point of the blade, because that's where 90% of the torque that'll break a tang would be concentrated and rounding the transition would appear to make sense over a sharp sudden reduction.

Yeah it's tough but not $80 tougher.

cringey destruction test.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVwrk88VFio

>>1057566
>>1057407
>>1057405
About to click purchase on a mora companion, for a knife to keep in my truck toolbox and forget about. Would reccomend for that?

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>>1057293

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>>1057295

>>1056921
Seems like you don't know what you are talking about. Industrialized farming practices are about equal when it comes to organic or not organic. Both can use pesticides and fertilizers.

>>1056930

Organic can only use non industrial fertilizers that are far from the productivity of them.

>>1056921
I don't support "organic" farming per se, but I do support local farms. I imagine the difference in emissions between shipping tomatoes from across the country vs shipping them in from just outside of town is negligible. Most local farms tend to be "organic" so I end up supporting it tacitly I suppose.

I would have kept on...slush is not gonna kill you??? The idea is to beat Mother Nature...not let a drizzle stop you.

>>1056789
Her worry was that we'd slip, and to be fair that would be pretty bad in this situation. The few steps I did take out onto it ( and I think this scared her more than anything) I punched right through the snow and fell about 20 inches or so with one leg. I mean, I would have continued, but at what point is it too dangerous in this situation? The final slope started a little ahead of there and went straight up to the summit.

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The mountain will be there another day.
Your goal is to get home safely, but you'd like to make a stop at the summit.
Make good decisions so you can reach that waypoint another day when the conditions are right.

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