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Only pic i have of my eyes -- pupils are a bit big though. Theyre normally green/blue/hazel

>>22760
9/10 though

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Ikr

>>22614
>proving my point
attention whore

>>22589
>Davie

>>22589
If I were you I'd arrange the lessons but ask them before hand what you're gonna learn. Study up by watching youtube videos so you do better than a regular jackoff and do like 3 or 4 lessons to get the time on the horse.

>>22589
Some places have public stables that are way cheaper than private lessons
Also, if you are just going to ride western style, you don't need lessons. Just sit on the horse

I have a question somewhat related to this topic, so I'll post here for a bump. Can I use 18 or 20 inch bolts in a cross bow that came with 14 inch bolts, given it has the correct weight.

Only just starting archery myself but the Samick Sage is said to be a great takedown recurve for that budget. How experienced are you with bows?

>>22576
I bowhunted at a younger age but fell out of interest. I know the basics and I'd say a but more

>>22566
>Any collective interest here?

no

actually I have a bit of interest. I'm in 406 and there are tons around but exploring them is a good way to get shot.

>>22566
>illegal cabins

How? If no one lives in them 24/7 they are "out buildings."

Ok

>>22558
Yet nothing stays the same.

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Boops

Only one I've been to was Tahquamenon Falls. Beautiful place.

https://rootsrated.com/stories/10-of-the-best-hiking-trails-in-michigan

>>22524
A friend and I did a two day hike along the NRC/Manistee River Trail. It's inland from Manistee about 40 miles, and was a nice two day hike with some decent elevation change and places to camp along the Manistee River. I'd suggest checking that out.

You can hike right the fuck out of my state you goddamned tourist

But can you use it for batonny?

>>22513
Sure is something you can do. Do it somewhere that you're allowed to though. In Australia there are a number of routes in the Alpine National Park that are fine, and many that are off limits.

Horses can have a serious degrading effect on the environment so keep to the trails and where you're allowed to be.

>>22513
I went when I was a kid, although it wasn't like that. We'd come back to the same campsite every night after trail riding all day.

You couldn't travel solo with a horse for more than a day or so without an extra animal just to carry feed. They eat a lot more than you do.

You're not going to find anyplace "off the map" that you can take a horse, either. So that usually means you're stuck with normie campgrounds and trails that you're not allowed to sleep on.

people in california do it all the time. sierra nevada has pack trails all over it.

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>>22511
Sorry, but I have to respectfully disagree with you. My vote would have to go to Agafia Lykov. She was born in a hollowed out pine washtub 3,500 feet up a mountain in the Abakan range in 1944 after her parents fled the soviet regime. She's only been to the modern world six times in her life and she's developed an immunity to deer ticks from being exposed to them for so long. The closest settlement to her is 150 miles away and the only access to her property is by boat, helicopter, or hiking in. In 1978, a group of geologists found the Lykov's camp by happening upon it by helicopter, making them the first outsiders the Lykovs had seen since 1936. She's been almost entirely self sufficient since 1988. All hail the queen of /out/.

>>22501
how about you go upstairs? your mom probably has a bathtub you could splash around in.

>>22501
What is the point of this thread?
You can hike and swim lots of places

>>22503
He has never been outside in his life

Friends couch

>>22438
>>977843

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>>22438
>Van?
>Down by the river?
why not both?

No

1. If the stream only has small fish in it, that is likely all it will support

2. If you introduce non-native species and they survive they will negatively impact the local species and ecosystem.

>>22432
This
op is an idiot

>>22433
>ask something
>you're now an idiot
Thanks lad.

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>>22334

>>22334
probably a bunch of liberal envoromentalist garbage

>>22334
Paul Kirtley
British wilderness guide with some very interesting guests.

Damn, wish I still had my wildflower project from high school biology. I took photos and pressed ever y wildflower native to California's San Joaquin valley.

We only need to do 10, but I had a lot of fun and a few extra weeks so I kept going.

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>>22264
I was driving through huntsville tx yesterday and almost stopped to take a picture at the sam houston monument. There was a perfect hill covered in buttercups leading to the statue.

Heres a pic of a half burnt clearing instead.

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>>22265
Nice, how many total wildflowers did you catalog?

And what's the best place to check out wildflowers in the valley? Whereabouts did you find them?

These are from Antelope Valley, btw.