my innawoods. What's yours?

>>656388
Looks pretty memey

>>656388
>>>>that pack even close to nearly fitting all that shit
>no shelter from rain
>an axe AND a saw
>knife AND poker thing next to the axe
>>those non waterproof boots
>literally how do you start a fire
>PLASTICWARE

2/10 is the best i can give you, and thats because u made me reply

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>>656388

Your innawoods is just random images from the innatubes like most basement dwellers here

>>656417
>pack
ill give you that.
>no shelter from rain
poncho used as tarp.
>poker thing
??? thats a sharpening tool
>timberland not waterproof
lol.
>fire
true... will have to look up on that.
> plastic
it's the lightest thing...

>>656417
where do you see a saw?

for urban survival its pretty good. world needs to get really fucked up first tho. doubt it will happen

>>656527
>plastic
>it's the lightest thing...
and works incredibly well on that stove, I'm sure...

sarcasm aside, what kind of axe thingy is that. I kinda like it but too lazy to go through images...

>>656540
Multi Mission Axe. Great tool. Can be used as crowbar, axe (obviously), wrench and hammer as well as other things

what brand is the jacket on the right please?

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ive posted my dayhike/overnight setup before but recently changed a few things..

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it gets plenty of use too..

>>656543
Man I just got that same mora, is it pretty good?

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Not one for milsurp

>>656548
theres 2 mora in the pic - which one do you mean?

>>656551
Black handle, got a proper leather made sheathe as well.

>>656548
nevermind - i figure you mean the bushcraft black.. its great for working on wood but the skandi grind is fragile, it needs constant maintenance especially in my area where everything is always wet and its no good for food prep or dressing game. i love it but i think i will move away from skandi ground, carbon steel blades for my next knoife.

>>656555
yeah i didnt like the plastic sheath for it so got the leather sheath from thebushcraftstore.com (i think).
they accidentally sent me a ferro rod and DC4 sharpening stone free.

also, not shown on the table is my folding survival bow from primal gear and a solar charger my fiance got me for xmas - its a fucking freat job !

>>656549
W-what's in your "cock kit" anon?

I bet it's l-lewd....

>>656542
http://www.rockys2v.com/apparel/rocky-s2v-provision-jacket/603610.html

Which poncho should I get?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Craghoppers-Waterproof-Poncho-Evergreen-Medium/dp/B00SVFZW7M/ref=sr_1_3?s=sports&ie=UTF8&qid=1451608817&sr=1-3&keywords=poncho
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Helikon-Waterproof-Poncho-Ripstop-Woodland/dp/B004HYRERM/ref=sr_1_26?s=sports&ie=UTF8&qid=1451608817&sr=1-26&keywords=poncho
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Baleno-Mens-Ouragan-Rain-Poncho/dp/B001FAHB24/ref=sr_1_96?s=sports&ie=UTF8&qid=1451608956&sr=1-96&keywords=poncho
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Baleno-Mens-Tornado-Rain-Poncho/dp/B003P9W84E/ref=sr_1_1?s=sports&ie=UTF8&qid=1451609604&sr=1-1&keywords=Baleno+Tornado+Men%27s+Rain+Poncho

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After all comments I made some changes.
Added a Kodiak 20,000 strike firestarter.
Added a great poncho which can also be used as tarp.
Added Cast Iron Lodge skillet and Titanium Sporks (x2).

>>656687
have you ever tried starting a fire with a magnesium striker?

>>656689
I already have the Kodiak firestarter, just hadnt added it to the list. Yes, I have used my equipment.

>>656691
well how did it go?

>>656692
works real well, even though the tinder was a bit humid/wet it lit up fine. Why do you ask?

>>656693
just curious,what did you use for tinder,wood shavings by the context,ive not used strikers very much i usually use matches

>>656695
pine wood shavings, I live in the mediterranean, thats why I dont have heavy jackets or cold weather clothing in the pic, it never gets lower than -2C here, almost never rains either. but when it rains.. oh boy, get ready for the downpour

>>656697
i see i live in alberta canada, so fire-starting is a big thing to me when i think of survival ,gotta love the smell of pine saps though.

>>656698
We have so many problems with fire here because of how dry it is it's not even funny... No problem starting a fire!, I can understand in Alberta it might be problematic

>>656699
in the pic your knife's serrated do you use the upper part for shavings or your hatchet multitool?

>>656700
the hatchet is light enough, and the steel is good enough to make shavings.

>>656687
Do you think your from the future or something? you don't need to do cyberpunk cosplay in the woods.
Also what kind of a shitty backpack is that?
Two of the same eating utensils?
CAST IRON SKILLET? To cook what? Cyber bars?
What kind of a fucking space hatchet is that?
Poncho as a tarp? will you be in the fetal position all night?
Is this bait? You really piss me off.

>>656702
continue to be pissed off,this is not what people meant when they told you to get /out/.

>>656702
haahhahaha baiit

>>656701
before i afk for the night i would recommend that you consider something in the way of a first aid kit ,nothing too extensive just the basics like gauze ,rubbing alcohol butterfly bandages and some pain relief be it advil or something stronger like acetaminophen codeine

>>656705
What's the worst that could happen when sleeping two nights in the woods?

>>656706
death,usually.

>>656709
We don't have bears, wolves, moose... we only have squirrels and deer here. But i'm assuming you're talking about maybe falling and getting hurt?

>>656710
dont forget lions,but yeah that and accidents with edged objects.

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>>656549
>>656679
Kek, just realised the cook kit says cock kit in the photo.

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>>656560
I bought a proper made leather sheathe as well. Got it from Wales.

>>656543
Why do u need 3 knives, 2 ferral rods, axe and saw? Seems kinda over redundant....

>>656740
ever hear the term two is one, one is none..
i really only use the big ferro rod, the smaller one on my sheath is a backup.
the multi-knife is for game prep, i only carry the mora pro s sometimes because its my prefered woodcraft knife - i make my own bows and arrows.. the folding saw i carry because my fiance prefers it and i like the axe better. wood processing is a big thing for us to get a fire going because its so wet here all the time. i have so many different ways of fire lighting too - lighters, char cloth, fatwood etc. its always a challenge here getting fire so its good to practice different ways.

>>656740
including water and the axe everything packed up weighs in at about 9kg..

>>656740
ferral rods?

>>656747
You beat me to it.

>>656687
>shegmagh
Why

>>656529
I see you're going with the original "Adam" setup.

>>656747
They're wild m8

>>656929
Dust and sun. it gets up to 40C in the mediterranean

>>656970
Are hats not good enough? Are you an arab? If it's hot why would you wear all black?

>>656545
What knife is that?

>>657284
mora bushcraft black.

>>657029
Because he is focusing on being fashionable and techy, rather than looking for functionality.

>>656388
>>656687
>No water
>No food
Once again.

>Square sleeping bag
Only in summer, Anon.

>>656543
>7 knives, an axe and a saw
Get a sleeping bag instead. Get a wood stove and you won't even need one except for food preparation. An opinel is all you need.
And get a bigger bag.

>>657315
ive got a wood stove - its in both the pics i posted..
why do i need a bigger bag?

>>657315
also where do u see 7 knives?
theres 3 in that pic and i already explained their uses and why i carry them..

>>657322
If you think 2 is 1 and 1 is none, then 2 is none.
Whatever you pack, you must take care of your stuff. I see a knife with 3 blades and some leather stealth.

I haven't seen the wood stove, but if you have one, why do you carry an heavy axe and a saw? Your hands are all you need to collect the small wood it require.

If you want to stay out longer, you will need more size on your bag, and anyway, you should not compress the sleeping bag (in blue?) too much.

>>657325
the blue bag holds my trail blanket.
how do u suppose i process wood for my stove if all i have is an opinel?
everything is always wet here so i have to get larger pieces of wood to get at the dry stuff in the center..

>>657327
So, where is your sleeping bag and your tent?

Brushwood are easy to find dry, and they does not burn a lot of time, but they make a strong flame. Just keep the fire going.
From what I understand, you only stay out for one or two days. If it is the case, the wood would be lighter than the axe.

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>>656388
I'll play

>yes I am a landowner
>yes I camp mostly on my own land
>yes I live in Texas
>no these are not actually the items I own, I just picked items similar since I couldn't find everything.
>shotgun is for when I see any coyotes or a meal

>>656702
holy kek

>>657335
7/10 would sit around a bonfire with

>>657328
not sure what brushwood is.. its mostly coniferous woodlands here.
when my fiance comes out overnight we carry more stuff like a tent and proper sleeping bags - the setup in the pic is what i carry when its just me and the dog.. it works for me so wheres your setup?
also how would u justify carrying a nights worth of wood into the forest? hows that lighter than carrying an axe!?!

>>657348
I mean just tinny part of wood. You don't need to cut wood if you can just gather the one of the good size.

Do you really let the fire going all the night? You are like, asleep then.

I have an old as fuck bag that need a replacement since 10 years ago, from 3 to 8 days of food, rain clothes, a sweet shirt if it get cold and 2 L of water.

I cook on a gas stove, mostly soup and Chinese noddles, or I make sandwich and eat dry fruits. This is probably why I don't understand the need for something as heavy than an axe.

To sleep, I have a sleeping bag rated -5°c but it is old and I think I should not use it under +5°c, a 2person tent and a polyurethane mattress severely damaged but I don't care.

And a lot of small things that I am not going to list here.

>>657437
fair enough, your responses are reasonable - too many people on here offer critique without ever setting foot in a forest.. i realise i carry too much but it works for me and i go out all the time.
i dont know what your climate is like but where i am it rains all the time - any wood like you describe is always soaked through - i would give up my knives before my axe - it really is that useful to me. the weight is negligable compared to what it does for me.. besides its a tomahawk, it doesnt weigh too much.

>>657335
What country, bro ?
I'm curious cause gun.

>>657549
>>yes I am a landowner
>>yes I camp mostly on my own land
>>yes I live in Texas

>>656744
>hear the term two is one, one is none..

You obviously don't believe that because you have one of many things in that pic

>>657607
i dont believe much at all..
i know i carry more than i should but what i have works for me. i carry redundant items where it counts the most for my environment.
quit trolling and go enjoy the outdoors - its nice out there.

>>657501
To be completely fair, I don't go in the wood. One more reason for the gas stove.
I get out in summer, sometime spring, so wetness is not an issue for me. I still think you need only one knife and you can let the saw at home.

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cuz i have basic survival skills

>>657628
agree to disagree then.
i like my knives and how they are suited to different purposes. i like using them and even maintaining them.
this thread is becoming a bit of a circle jerk and the original op is long gone so i'll just post a few pics from my latest outings - hope u like them.

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These are my essentials. Rate.

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>>657661
>no commando saw
>no contain-alls
>no silvers
eh, 6/10

>>657661
Compass and FAK might be handy.
Maybe something to cook in if you're taking food. If not you might not need the fork.
Apart from that pretty good.

>>657666
Well I have a compass app in the phone but no real need for it desu since I live in a relatively small country. As far as fak goes I carry some paracetemol pills only, If something serious happens I will be fucked anyways with a small fak, so I don't care even carrying it. Also I forgot to put my campingaz stove in the image, it's how I cook my food.

>>657666
satan approves of the advice - you better get that FAK !

>>657550
Nice, what's the size of your land ?

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If anyones interested in the contents i can post a dissected photo.

>>657900
I'm interested.

>>656687
how heavy is the skillet?

use an army mess kit, no idea why anyone bothers with anything more complicated, just a waste of time and weight

>>657867
I have 180 acres to my own here with my Dad owning all of the area around it for 1,000+ acres. My dad said that anytime I want to take full responsibility and care for our cattle, horses, pheasants, pigs, and goats I can have the rest of all the land.

My best advice for land ownership that I can give to /out/ is this; If you acquire land never divide it for your children, it's unlikely that each of them will show interest and the lure of just selling it and making money is too great for them. That's why in Texas you have countless properties that are each 10-25 acres. Instead give it to one son, that's why my family still owns every square foot of land that we've had since the 1800s.

>>657993
You can easily state in transfer of ownership any covenant to prevent this

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>>656527
>poncho

>>656687
This desu

>>657957
100% agree

>>656529
This is the only objectively best set up

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>>657923
Here ya go friendo

>>658506
be careful.. some guys take exception to you having more than one cutting tool on this thread.

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Piggybacking here, does /out/ have a consensus on the Kaufland 40 degree mummy bag?
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00IS8DGAW/hkngv-20

>>658509

Hueh... well before that happens i should add that i forgot to place my hootchie in the pic.

>>658512
pardon my ignorance - whats a hootchie?

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>>658516
Austrlian armies name for a tarp shelter

>pic related
>mine in use with the hammock

>>658520
thanks. also - whats that fixed blade on the left?

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Harcore Hardware Australia MFK03-G

>pic is while i was cleaning it after we both went for a swim in an estuary

>>658522
thats cool - never seen it before.
i like your setup, it seems similar to my own (no.656543) i can tell u actually spend time out and put thought into your gear.
im really into my archery too but never used compound - what do u hunt?

>>658525
Misso is vegan and the bow is 60lb so my game choices are limited

I can get away with small game and roo's so long as its pest removal

>arrows in the pic have target heads on them, used for slaying bubblewrap targets

Ausfag here
>>658506

>>656543
I like the axe, mines some cheapo brandless one from the bottom of a surplus bucket

>>658529
its funny - our environments couldnt be more different (im in ireland) but our kit is similar.
that axe is one of my most prized possesions - the CRKT woods chogan t-hawk. highly reccomend it.

>>658532
Haha no shit? Whats your average summer temp?

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>>658535
i think this is accurate - just a google search. its the rain thats really bad though - i swear it never lets up !!

>>656545
I really like that sheath (is it a sheath? The leather thing). Is it custom made for your Mora?

>>658544
Are those numbers for rainfall in mL measurements?

>>656541
if you're going to get an axe, get one you can also use as a hammer, instead of some t4ct1c4l hatchet

>>656543
it sure looks nice and new

>>656687
i know it's fun to play digital paper dressup dolls, but you're missing out on actually learning about your gear. all that stuff won't fit in your backpack, and you will be uncomfortable (at best) sleeping through all but the warmest of nights

>>657321
>why do i need a bigger bag?
you won't if you add a radio flyer wagon to your kit

>>658565
what bit looks new?

>>658555
more like inches

>>658546
its way better than the plastic crap that comes with the knife - i didnt get it custom - its available from thebushcraftstore. its not too pricey either.

>>658571
i really should get one of those..
just wish i knew wtf it is !?!

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>>658587

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>>658613
just jerkin your chain - this one is better.

>>658506
Thanks, nice stuff.
What's your second knife ? (Not the mora)

>>658719
no.658522

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>>658684
Still decent rainfall, consistantly a pain in the ass

Heres mine

>>658719

This post is the knife
>>658522

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Just got all my crap out to scope it before I pack it in for this trip I'm about to take.

2 knives, honing stone
3 lights
Thermal blanket
Sleeping bag
Thermarest
Hammock
Assorted clothes, thermals, underwear, warm layers, balaclava, coat
Tarp
Winter gloves
Goggles
GBA, charger, phone charger
Machete
Pillow
Paracord

>>661565
Forgot the shovel.

>>661565
what kind of knife is the fixed blade in the left?

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I love how /out/ is prepared bootwise. I've always used my work boots, each year I scrap the old pair and replace them with the exact same POS Dakotas'. Is there a huge benefit to standard hiking boots over work boots besides weight.

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>>658506
Someone has been to platatac.

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>>661805
Bk17

>>661871
work boots, hiking boots, same thing. the only advice for boots that matters, comfy and durable. everything else is preference. stell/comp toe, waterproof, met, etc.
if you have never bought some super nice ones i'd recommend it. you wont have to replace them every year and god damn nice boots are nice

>>661565
What are you doing where you need 2 knives, a machete AND an honing stone?

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this is what 3 days in the bush looks like.

only one shoe is pictured but I generally take two.

>>662156
i have a pocket knife and that little bk17 for camp stuff. get this, i use the machete for clearing brush. crazy, i know. if that didn't blow your mind, i use the honing stone to keep my knives sharp. it's insane.

>>656687
serious question OP: have you ever spent the night outdoors? have you ever cooked a meal outdoors? because your kind of coming across as a bit of a try hard. do you kids still use that term?

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>>662197
I prefer Whitaker's peanut butter chocolate, but apart from that it looks the same as mine.

>When will they start making bacon chocolate?

>>662201
But how long are your trips that you need to touch up your knives after camp stuff? Are you scrapping just them against rocks in your down time? What exactly is the "camp stuff" that is apparently very efficient at making the blade dull?

>>656543
Not bad, I'd probably go with a different pack and axe though. Also
>plastic water bottles.

>>662117 #
I replace them yearly not because they breakdown, the business I work for covers a certain amount towards work gear. It can feel wasteful, but my feet thank me.

>>658506
what canteen

>>662387
>It can feel wasteful, but my feet thank me.
If we're talking leather boots (and if you're expensing them then why get anything else), your feet would thank you even more if you let them get well broken in.

>>658522
that is a knife

>>657669
>camPINGAZ LAD ESHAY

>>658520
What hammock do you use ausbro?

>>662197
All that in the bag? What about water?

>>662355
i'm homeless, my trips never end
it's not like they dull every day

>>662387
well shit, just go crazy with it then

>>662623
Service issue kidney canteen not pictured

>>662668
Snugpack Jungle Hammock

>>661565
Nice hat op

>>662630
A month or two of everyday wear is plenty enough break-in.

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>>656388

>No firearm.

No thanks.