USA Innawoods

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>Vermont, Tennessee or Oregon.
I'm sure it has to be one of those goofy places.

>>941767
Alaska is a far away dream for me. I want nothing more than a bit of land and all the time in the world up there.

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/thread

Now let's get all the inb4s out of the way

>sarcastically posting "yeah our state sucks, don't come here" (but really please acknowledge my state)
Yeah, no your state just sucks

>b...but I don't like people from that state so it's bad!
Cool, check out /int/, /pol/, or /soc/ if you want to whine about people instead of discussing the outdoors

>>941792
This is clearly made by a califag who has never been farther east than colorado.

>>941792
This map is such a meme.

>>941792

>official anything

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>>941792
>"official"
>made by one guy
>scale of 0-10?
>best state is only 8.5
>so the scale is 0-8.5?

Amateur effort at best.

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>>941792
>Texas
>1.5

>Louisiana
>2
have you ever been to these states?

>>941792
>delware - 1 ???????? it's literally a tiny strip of housing developments and shitty strip malls with some industrial farms in the middle, there is literally no wilderness

new jersey - 1 ????? fucking why? the pine barrens? have you ever been there? it's a small group of pine trees filled with garbage covered in graffiti and you hear nothing buy highways. the rest of the state is the antithesis of /out/

pennsylvania should be at the very least a 3 if virginia is a 3

>>941792

>all the booty blasted eastern coast folk

enjoy your 2 whole acres of wilderness.

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>>941844
Short answer: No.

They've never been to Texas, and defiantly never the sportsman's paradise of Louisiana.

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>>941963

>>941859
And North Carolina is the same rating as Maine.

It's bait anon, don't take it.

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>>942085
total bait

kentucky 2.5 LMAO

>>941963
>>941965
>>942541
>m-my state is great
>posts a stock image
Must be a great state if you've never even been close enough to a pleasing landscape to take your own picture

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>>941759

Born and raised in Massachusetts. Live in Nevada.

Maine is best. Maine is perfect. Too bad it's surrounded by shit.

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>>942545
not HD, but a screen snip i took from my most recent video out in Southern Louisiana last week

I'm not gonna say arkansas is great, but I'll tell you about hunting laws.

For $25 you get 6 deer tags and 2 turkey tags. You can also harvest 1 bear, but they are pretty rare and can only be hunted in certain places. This hunting liscense let's you hunt everything but waterfowl. We have over a million acres of public land and some of it isn't hunted that heavily. Trapping permits are also free.

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>>942545
also taking pictures of the swamp gets boring after you have lived there your entire life, it's like living in the Alps, if you were born and raised there, its gonna be a lot less impressive to someone who was born and raised in Oklahoma

also pic related to one of the thousands of lakes in Louisiana

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>>942545
here's your (You)

>>942795
>A picture of a sign

What a faggot

>>941792
if it's a scale of 1-10 IL sucks ass but it deserves at least a 2-4 for having Shawnee National Forest and Starved Rock and a couple others decent places and fucktons of open space.

>Indiana
>forests

Did I miss something?

>>942765
Sounds pretty alright to me anon

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>>942945
pics from a trip i took to shawnee national forest

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>>942945
>>942960

>>941844
Random anon here who rode from California to Florida, when I went through Texas twice I found nothing but private land selling guns.
Looking for government ground to set up for the night sucked.

But it was easy as fuck to set up in the Mojave. So...

>>942947
>Indiana
The trees are all in the south end. The rest is just corn and rust.

>>942969
Too many Californians get pissy when the land access isn't the same as it is in their state.

Yes, there is very little in the way of free public access to land in Texas. However, if you live here and you've got any social skill at all you should be capable of getting permission from a landowner to go onto their land.

Even without that we've got almost 100 state parks, a bunch of wildlife management areas, 3 long-distance trails, 4 national forests, 3 national grasslands, a huge number of reservoirs, and every single one of our beaches is public.

>>941792
>Not ranking Florida at a 7
Confirmed for never living here

>>941844
>have you ever been to these states?
I have, actually lived in Tehas for 2 years and although much of his map is wrong, Texas does deserve a 1.5
Louisiana on the other hand is easily an 8/10

>>942556
Maine is a liberal Marxist hellhole
Closest you'll get to decent in that neck of the woods is Portsmouth

>>941802
why the fuck would anyone need to go further east than co?
it's all shit from there anyway

>>941803
meme is a meme

Oregon really is the best /out/ state. Whenever I take road trips out there I'm constantly amazed by the varied scenery.

Coming from someone that live on the east is a heavily wooded state it fucking blows. Everything is posted no trespassing so your stuck in heavily used tourist traps.

I went out to Utah to visit a college buddy and he took me out into public land. It pretty much changed my life goals on where I want to live. I'm now aiming for northern Idaho

>>941963
went to Louisiana on a 67 mile kayak trip through the Atchafalaya swamp. Fucking amazing landscape. Would not mind living there. Just not in the city. Fuck the city.

>>941759
Tier 1: Oregon, Washington, and North California - forest and warm
Tier 2: Wyoming, Idaho, Utah - moderate climate and forests
Tier 3: Wisconsin, New York - really nice forests but cold as hell

>>943277
Stay in your eastern shithole.almost as bad as California.

>>943404
Why? I'm white and have a good paying job. Please don't make me stay here.

>>943407
>I'm white
You will not be welcome in The Mexican Caliphate of Commiefornia esse. Stay in your country.

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>>942998
wanna know how I know you've only ever been to portland

>>943277
>northern Idaho
Stormfront please

>>941767
24 hours of darkness lol
Big bears that will eat you lol
Massively freezing most of the year outside of the coast lol

>>943534
Don't forget the clouds of mosquitoes and endless peat bogs.

>>941759
im in north ohio

where the fuck do i go?

i want a forest i can camp in with my guns

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Anyone have any advice with combining innawoods with homesteading? It seems that to have a comfy cottage in the middle of a dense forest I am sacrificing arable land to grow my own food.

>>941792
How can I tell this garbage was made by a liberal faggot? The only thing you got right-ish was Montana, Idaho, Alaska and Wyoming.

>Be Californian
>no guns allowed to shoot bears and invaders innawoods
>die

West Virginia as a 3 is downright fucking heresy, and I'm not even from the state.

>>943409
lol

Nuenglan will always be my first love but Montana, Utah and Wyoming sure are special

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Utah tbqh.

>>943785
Shouldn't there be a few 12 year old girls by his side

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>>943534

>>941877
Mate try looking at the OP picture.

99% of forests are on the East coast.

/out/ is full of dumbshit casuals who can't handle leaving public lands.

>>944052
>/out/ is full of dumbshit casuals who can't handle leaving public lands.
Yeah man, massive swaths of land where you can do whatever you want hundreds of miles from the next person are for casuals. Real outdoorsman go to the east coast and pay an entry fee for a tiny park that's 20 minutes from a major highway, or camp in their own backyard.

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>>942899

is that the bet you can come up with?

>>941792
Mississippi can't be a 2. We have so many drifters and tent dwellers who stay up in de Soto hunting and fishing during the summer and hitching rides to louisiana. Then go up north or go back west during the fall. Mississippi is a hub for all the fringe /out/ists, who met up and travel the coast or up 49 to stone co.

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>>943576
>Anyone have any advice with combining innawoods with homesteading?
Bump. I would also like to learn more about this.

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>>942997
Maybe if you only "legally" camp in texas. Other than that once you start stealth camping its pretty fucking awesome.

>t. Living in central texas hill country.

>>941859
Your description of the pine barrens just proves you've never been here

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>>944285
Virgin forest, as far as the eye can see!

What a goddamned terrible thread.

Kentucky is easily the best.

When you talk about /out/ do you mean being a tourist that takes pictures or do you consider /out/ to be feasible survivability?

The west isn't for people. It's too wide spread. Total crap for people.

Areas near Appalachia are the only true /out/ areas.

Stupid ass tourists.

Live in the woods, pussies.

>>944325
Please don't ever leave Kentucky, or breed, you mouth breathing retard.

>>944386
Been on every continent.

Kentucky is the best place on the whole Earth.

Stay jealous.

>>944434
You've been on Antarctica?

>>944434
>look at map
>it's 90% private forest
Wow that sounds great, trespassing every time you want to go /out/

>>944437
No he's just so stupid and inbred that he doesn't know it's a continent

>>941792
>CT is a 1
I accept this fully.

>>941877
>The adirondack park

Tier 1. Alaska, California, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Montana
Tier 2. Washington, Oregon, Florida, Maine, Arizona, New Mexico, Idaho
Tier 3. Nevada, Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Carolina, New Hampshire, Vermont, Hawaii
Tier 4. Georgia, SC, NY, Michigan, Virginia, WV, Arkansas
Tier 5. The rest.

>>944481
>Florida
>2nd tier
Mosquito infested swamps are not enjoyable lad

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>>944456
y u so mad m8? Hillbilly steal your girlfriend?

>>944481
>Maine
>tier2
Maine is like the fucking east coast version of Montana

>NH
>tier3
I find your list highly suspect

>>942989
>asking some asshole to hang out on his land
>not autistic
Choose one anon.

>>944464
Don't forget pretty much all of the major Appalachian mountain ranges and Maine. And the swamps in the south

>>944481
First two tiers are mostly coniferous forests and mostly in montane areas. Some people prefer ecological diversity

>>944522
Such as?

>>943389
The great thing about Louisiana is that if you aren't in New Orleans or Shreveport, all the cities have swamps running through them or very close.

I live in Baton Rouge, and it takes like 40 minutes to be in batfuck middle of no where, plus Baton Rouge is mostly rural suburbs, my backyard is 2 acres as is most back yards on the outskirts, and you got manchac bayou running straight through the heart of the city

>Great food
>happiest cities in the US
>not too many nigs outside the ghetto parts of cities
>best winters in the US
>sportsmans paradise
>huge bass, big deer, and almost too many ducks and squirrels
God i'm so glad i live here

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>>944481
>Louisiana
>Tier 5
retard

Seems like a good place to ask, is there some online resource that will just give me a map of my state with public access land clearly marked?

>>942997

Louisiana? Psh. More like East Texas.

>>944522
>First two tiers are mostly coniferous forests and mostly in montane areas. Some people prefer ecological diversity

The tiers look like they're based solely on how much government owned land there is.

>>946508
with exception of the south east part of Louisiana, yeah pretty much, hard to call New Orleans texas like, but yeah everything west of Lafayette is pretty much East Texas

>>943534
But the complete isolation... One summer I chartered a flight to a cabin that was hundreds of miles of mountains away from any other settlement for a week. Every day, I woke up to the sunrise at around 4 am, went hiking until I found a good fishing hole, caught unbelievably huge trout and salmon, ate the fish I caught when I was hungry, and that was my whole life for a week. It was perfect. I had to deal with bears and mosquitoes, but that was nothing. I ate what I could catch/forage, and didn't see a single human until the pilot came to get me 6 days later. I have never spent a winter in Alaska and that might change my mind, but ever since that trip, my goal has been to buy undeveloped land, build a small cabin, live off the land and never see another human until I starve, freeze or get rekt by a large animal. That's the dream at least

>>942989
You forgot about Big Bend

>>943534
Not a god damn thing wrong with any of those you sister fucking pussy

>>943571
419 rep?

>>944061
I have never once paid to enter a park on the east coast. Literally what in the fuck are you talking about? Everywhere I've backpacked out west I have to pay out the ass for permits. God damn casuals infesting /out/

>>944434
I'm not far behind you. Kentucky isn't the best, but it's definitely better than 95% of the rest of the world. Minus the people. Hiked the whole Sheltowee last summer. 9.8/10

>>944502
This thread has only led me to believe that Californians are a bunch of fucking idiots who've never bothered to travel anywhere

>>945502
I've been all over the world and New Orleans is hands down my favorite city anywhere

>>946986
Either you don't know what a park is or you're just spewing bullshit

>>941792
AZ, MI and FL should be higher. Other than that, I approve of this list OP

>>943576
Holy shit you are such a retarded storm faggot I can't even fathom how you remmeber to breathe at night. California has the most diverse landscapes out of anywhere in the entire US. The redwoods alone puts it miles ahead of whatever red state shit whole you're from, and we're not even going to get started on Yosemite or Sequoya. GTFO trash

>>947010
Since August, I've backpacked Daniel Boone, Hocking Hills, Cranberry Wilderness, the Catskills, White Mountain NF, Zion NP, GrandCanyon NP, and Rocky Mountain NP. The only three I've paid for permits were the last three. Please, explain to me what a park is, fuckstick.

>>944180
>>Anyone have any advice with combining innawoods with homesteading?
bump

>>947114
What a coincide, only the last three are NATIONAL PARKS. Here's an example that hopefully is simple enough: you have to pay an entrance fee for Glacier National Park, and you generally need permits for backcountry camping. If you go to the Bob Marshall Wilderness just to the south, you pay no such fee and can camp wherever you please.

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>>946990
I live 45 minutes away from new orleans and never go, for mardi gras i travel in a group of 10-15 people because of how dangerous it is

No one will tell you, but there are people held at gun point not daily, but every 2-3 days

It is a great city with almost too much culture, but the crime has gotten out of hand, plus new orleans isn't as good when you know all the good places and little towns in Southern LA

Pic related, it's open to the public and literally no one knows about it, nice to bring a beer and relax for hours