ITT things you would do while /out/ if you knew you would never be caught
>tfw too self concious to ever /out/ in a blanket rapaki and feel the glorious ball room and air around your johnson.
>>922636
I need to at least seal my lower body up from bugs.
>>922636
went rockclimbing nude, 2/10 would wear testicle hammock
>>922636
I would wanna try goin /out/ in a rice picker hat and straw rain cape. They make sense in terms of waterproofing, but I don't wanna look like some fuckin' weeb
>>922860
you'd look like a hobo not a weeb.
>>922875
I'm actually OK with this. Thanks!
>>922638
I'd wear almost the same outfit
I kayaked to a small island and walked around naked in public for the first time in my life.
>>922636
Tfw /out/ and always concious about the Maori that would have walked the same ridges as you. /spooky/
>>922912
Apaches and cowboys used to fight on the land where i /out/ found an unfired 71 caliber slug after heavy rain. way cooler than arrowheads
>>923072
I'm related to Pocahontas bitch, stay salty
So what does /out/ think about various old school ways of carrying shit? I've tried a blanket roll before, and it was comfortable but inconvenient as fuck. Only did it for a trial hike of a few miles and hours.
I've also been interested in buying/making a trapper's basket pack out of an old basket, but don't wanna invest the time and resources if it turns out to have obvious flaws.
>Does anyone have experience with blanket rolls or trapper's basket packs?
>>923271
>more pic related
>>923271
I've always wanted to do this. Sadly it usually turns out that modern lightweight materials usually beat the old. I'll do it anyway though. I'll write a blog or something for you anon
I know it's a meme, but sometimes I wouldn't mind trying some hiking in a woollen cloak and hood. It would snag on fucking everything on the offtracks places I like to go and a jacket is essentially the same thing but superior, but meh.
>>922638
Hiking Kilts areavailable. Did a section of the AT this past summer. Saw quite a few people in them.
https://sportkilt.com/category/52/Hiking-Kilt.html?gclid=COD9jaz1qdECFQgFaQodiUwMqA
>>922636
lol u should totes do it I've rocked a sarong plenty it's ridic comfy mah nigga n chicks dig it
>>922902
>go to Eleuthera with wifey
>go to ten bay beach
>bunch of naturalists
>wife and I decide YOLO
>almost immediately get a raging boner from the excitement
>super self conscious of my noticeably stiff dick.
>boner will not go down.
>one of the nude couples come by to chat
>I'm laying prone to hide Benis
>couple won't go away (we think swingers maybe?)
>wife grows uncomfortable, wants to leave
>no choice, stand up to put shorts back on
>wish I had a camera when couple saw my diamond junk.
We got naked a few more times at super secluded beaches on the island. I got a Hard on every time, just felt exciting. Resulted into some pretty awesome outdoor sex so no complaints.
>>924359
Hiking kilts are cool, but if I were gonna wear a man-skirt, I'd go all the way with a "great kilt" or just the traditional style. Thanks to this thread, I researched it and it seems like it's just a long swath of wool cloth. You can fold it up in different ways to make it more a cloak or give yourself pockets. All in all, it's a pretty badass bit of gear if you ask me. Very multi-functional.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEmES4-7kvc
>>923286
> I wouldn't mind trying some hiking in a woollen cloak and hood.
I've done this, and it's shit. There's a reason people didn't hike or bushwack in cloaks; they're more for road travel.
>>923084
...in the same way that every scotsman is related to William Wallace kek
>>922636
1000 acres of bud
>>923271
Not very aesthetic, but you can just stick a plastic trashcan in the main pouch of an ALICE pack and you have a perfect pack basket. You can take the pack off of the frame, because the trashcan is rigid.
Dave Canterbury has some videos on it
>>924511
Yeah man I'd be up for this too. But there are practical limitations like getting dressed on the ground in bad weather, and bare legs and ticks.
>>926234
How would you harvest all that?
A horde of mexicans?
>>929465
>horde of mexicans?
>implying they exist in any other quantity
>>929466
This. I ordered 4 Mexicans one time, little did I know that they shipped by the family. They were just so damn cheap I had no idea, and each family was nearly 20 people. To this day I'm still finding Mr. Pibb cans all over my property.
>>929466
this
why are there so many of them?!?!?!?!?