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That thing looks grim. Also, you could buy something not hideous for the same cost that will likely shoot better as well.
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I just use mine for target practice, my dad made a target out of an old fruit box, packed it full of rubber shavings, and put some sort of cover piece to shoot through. All we have to do is print out a target, tape it up, and we're all good.
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That thing looks grim. Also, you could buy something not hideous for the same cost that will likely shoot better as well.
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I just use mine for target practice, my dad made a target out of an old fruit box, packed it full of rubber shavings, and put some sort of cover piece to shoot through. All we have to do is print out a target, tape it up, and we're all good.
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They're invasive and their natural predators have been largely pushed out of their habitats. Unlike what liberal retards seem to believe--un checked population increase of any species is awful for the environment and unhealthy for the species as well and almost always leads to disease, food shortages and agressive territory conflicts for that species.
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Would camping really constitute a good reason if you're wild camping without landowner permission? If you're not meant to be camping then you're probably not meant to be carrying either
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Would camping really constitute a good reason if you're wild camping without landowner permission? If you're not meant to be camping then you're probably not meant to be carrying either
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In England, right to roam covers most open air activities such as walking, birdwatching, climbing etc, but extra stuff like camping and caving are explicitly not included in that, according according to my local councils website. With that in mind, I would've said you don't have a good reason to have tools (knife, axe, saw whatever) because those aren't useful in activities covered by right to roam. With landowner permission everything changes though.
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well an axe/saw is fair enough anywhere you can legally have a fire (although i do hate all the amateur bushcraft enthusiasts massacring living trees) but even in an area where fires are prohibited a knife is a highly versatile tool which i imagine most any camper could at least use in food prep and you aren't obliged to restrict yourself to the usual <3 inch non-locking non-serrated non-spring loaded pocket knives you can have most anywhere
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so as long as you're camping in scotland and its obviously a knife and not a sword or the likes you should be clear of all wrongdoing
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I really need to get myself up to Scotland for a weekend by the sounds
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Is there even an /out/doors in London?
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Country police don't exist anymore, they always come from some urbanised shithole town, even if you're rural
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I'm letting a broody chicken sit on a clutch of duck eggs. Because what the hell why not.
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Is there a chance that red sex link hens can go broody.? I don't have a rooster at the moment, but I think it would be cool to have a hen raise her own chicks.
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Fossil fuels, but that anon was specifically talking about off-grid farming.
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Any tips for selling ducklings that you hatched? Are they easy to move? what is the likelihood that you end up with ducklings to feed and house for way longer than youd like?
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I tried to hatch pekins, runners and welsh harlequinx Runner mixes but basically only got the welsh runner mixes to hatch. Lots of demand for the runners and the pekins which didnt really end up hatching. I can always hatch them this next time around, hopefully it works.
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It gets easier over time.
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You can love something and still slaughter it for food
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You will die soon?
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>Look at my mental disorder
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>t. unhinged
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Tardo mode.
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>I know you are but what am I
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So you scoop up all of your shit and walk around with it in your bag all week? Kek fucking disgusting no thanks I’ll let some fox or coyote grab it later and be done with it.
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>can’t answer the question
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You absolutely can. I will still think you're legitimately mentally handicapped, though.
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This. Its Bohemian Grove Jews. Get that in your stupid brains.
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Appalachian anon here. I don't know much about them yet, but I 100% believe that some kind of spirits inhabit North America and those who were here before us understood them better than we do. Tbere's always the cultural norms argument but I think there's a reason some of the world's most productive societies (as opposed to say, the Chinese) developed so many spirits which were haunted by greed. Injuns kept the spirits contained. I've been in the woods since I was a kid. I hunt and backpack solo all the time, always walking across the hills. I've seen
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>mysterious noises of metal creaking that very obviously came from a very small area, but where I couldn't find anything to cause them. I heard the noises no matter whether the wind was blowing, time of day, etc. Gives me chills and makes my eyes water to think about it.
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>rattlesnake coming out of the brush at me in PA on a forty degree, rainy morning. Some wacky shit had already gone down on this trip so I connected this to it - from what I know snakes out in open ground in weather like that are not super likely.
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https://www.varusteleka.com/en/product/jalas-3322-fantom-drylock/17168
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Haix Black Eagle. It's a Bavarian company that specializes on boots for emergency services. They're pretty good.
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You like her hairy pits, don't you squidward
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Some shitheel influencer instagrammed and youtubed about my favorite car camping spot and now IT IS BOOKED UP FOR THE REST OF THE YEAR. Every fucking single day is booked and most of these idiots probably won't even show up.
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Alcoholism. Quit before it inevitably gets worse. Name one long term benefit of drinking alcohol.
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Beer is estrogenic, makes you drowsy, gives you a headache, dehydrates you, and lowers your IQ. Why would anyone ever drink it? Beer consumption and masculinity are direct opposites; the least masculine cultures consume the most and the most masculine cultures consume the least. Beer is nothing but pure, useless, worthless poison that no one would ever consume if the better stuff wasn't illegal.
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This but unironically. California is a waste of water.
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>>2566589
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This but unironically. California is a waste of water.
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Just about every single fruit and vegetable you eat in the US comes from California when in season. The rest of the country just grow BS subsidized crops like corn and S 0 Y beans. If it wasn't for sunny California, all of you flyover fags would be eating nothing but onions all day with gallons of corn syrup to wash it down. California is basically just a massive industrial farm with a little bit of pretty around the edges. Flyover fags have no idea; they could not even begin to imagine fields filled with nuts and fruits and veggies instead of retarded ass corn and onions.
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It is true that California produces a significant amount of agricultural products consumed in the US due to the multiple planting seasons due to sunny and warm weather year round. That said you ignore why the industrial midwestern farming infrastructure is built around basedbeans and corn, it's not like they just randomly picked crops by throwing darts at a board while blindfolded, you can Google it, its not like it's some big secret. Additionally it's a mutually beneficial trade in many ways, you talk about fruits vegetables, nuts, etc, for everything California produces it consumes plenty of pork, beef, and poultry which are significantly sourced from middle America and that corn/onions you shit talk goes to feed animals in basically the entire country, I suppose you could give up almost all affordable meat products except for maybe fish, in return we would have to restructure our vegetable markets and source stuff from Argentina or hydroponics/greenhouses/Southeastern states. In the end the loser would be the country as a whole, both California and flyover country would be made poorer by idiotic domestic policy. California produces the agricultural products/demand it can very efficiently and so too does middle America.
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>>2575830
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>Just about every single fruit and vegetable you eat in the US comes from California when in season.
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Lmao no. California has a near-monopoly on US production of a number of central valley crops as well as US wine production but there's a huge amount of all kinds of produce grown in many other places. I get my melons from fucking Colorado.
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The rest of the country just grow BS subsidized crops like corn and S 0 Y beans.
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First of all, California's agriculture is also subsidized to the gills. Second, California has a unique economic situation regarding agriculture largely thanks to its proximity to the pacific. If, on top of growing nuts for a domestic market you are also growing them to export to asia, then being within spitting distance of two of the world's busiest cargo ports makes much more sense than growing them in Missouri and then trucking them for 20 hours to get to Long Beach. Thirdly, the vast majority of american butchery products come from places that are not in fact California and equally as importantly, are raised on those fields of corn you snub.
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>If it wasn't for sunny California, all of you flyover fags would be eating nothing but onions all day with gallons of corn syrup to wash it down.
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Lel. The main reason that so many things come from California is because it's cheaper to grow and process them there and not because other places around the US are incapable of growing them. There would certainly be a marked return to seasonality (which you are not immune to;the grapes I bought today were from Chile because winter exists in Cali as well) in a number of crops but if you think that all of a sudden nobody in the US is going to have melons or green onions or strawberries because they're not getting them from California then you're retarded.
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>Flyover fags have no idea; they could not even begin to imagine fields filled with nuts and fruits and veggies instead of retarded ass corn and onions.
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>And the almonds go to China
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The almonds go to Israel. Jews fucking love nuts and they're always being fucking jews. They actually shut down their domestic Almond production and their neighboring country's as well because they didn't have enough water and they didn't want their upstream neighbors taking the water before it got to them. Now they rape California's water supply to feed their insatiable desire for nuts and nut products.
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They also import a shit ton of pistachios from Iran of all places. It's technically illegal but these fucking jews claim that all other pistachios are inferior to Iranian pistachios, so they set up Turkish shell companies to act as a middleman / passthrough and get around the embargo (and also to get a better price)
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I bought an Opinel No.7 on a recommendation. Used it to clean out 3 rabbits and could never use it again. The wood swelled and the blood made the pivot rust into oblivion. I have another one for around the garden and it's great for that but I would never take one /out/ again.
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>>2567304
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I bought an Opinel No.7 on a recommendation. Used it to clean out 3 rabbits and could never use it again. The wood swelled and the blood made the pivot rust into oblivion. I have another one for around the garden and it's great for that but I would never take one /out/ again.
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>>2575372
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never ever clean game with a folder unless it's a survival emergency. I see idiot boomers do this and their knifes smell like shit and are loaded with germs.
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The Buck 113 is almost perfect but they put a lanyard hole on it for some retard reason. White river M1 is another good example.
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I'm glad there's a thread for this, I had the same question.
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A few months ago I got a Svord peasant knife, it opens on friction with a nice lever on the other end.
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The handle is nicely shaped, it's sturdy, and the knife itself is literally razor sharp and hardy as hell, it's a real great nice, especially at thirty bucks. The only problem is deploying it takes much longer than I might need if it was very urgent, say if I was held at gunpoint by a mountain lion.
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Anybody got another good, sharp, hardy folding knife that folds but can be deployed quickly? Automatic, wave, flip, I'm not too worried about it.
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Thanks for the tips, I'll give it a go. It's ridiculous that shipping stuff halfway around the world is cheaper than buying local
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>>2575526
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Thanks for the tips, I'll give it a go. It's ridiculous that shipping stuff halfway around the world is cheaper than buying local
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>£161.62 per kg
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>>2575561
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Yes. It's ridiculously large
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You morons made me buy a beginner pipe set. Can't wait to try it.
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Holy shit man. I thought i had it bad.
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Keep at it, its an art you need to learn. Takes years to perfect it.
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>>2574745
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FVF is one of the hardest tobaccos to prepare properly. It took me well over a dozen bowls to finally get it right. Definitely an accomplishment lol
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What does Sam Hyde smoke? I’ve seen him talking about C&D Autumn Evening and Apricots & Cream and how good they are. I feel like he’s a burley guy at heart though.
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>>2575703
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In an old vid with Charls he smokes Davidoff English mixture and some Royal Yacht. I'd also like to know what he regularly smokes nowadays though.
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>wodehouse
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Literal boomer humor
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>>2575847
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That's fucking like Greatest Generation humor. Even worse
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seriously. That place is the originator of
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I ordered a pipe online and when it got delivered my mom opened it and started crying she smashed the thing what do I do now? I really want to start smoking I've never done any nicotine before.
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Dont live with your mum or alternarively break her arm for opening a letter thats not for her.
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Buy it at a tobacco store, and if you can't because of your age, then don't.
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Anything from the home wrap product line has a hydrostatic head of 1300 or greater, which is on par for many nylon floors. Especially as a tent or bivy ground sheet where it's below a second material that's fine. Also pretty tough vs polyco or lightweight nylons.
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Anything from the home wrap product line has a hydrostatic head of 1300 or greater, which is on par for many nylon floors. Especially as a tent or bivy ground sheet where it's below a second material that's fine. Also pretty tough vs polyco or lightweight nylons.
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I ordered 2 romanian plash palatkas, should I wax them or will it be fine? I find conflicting information online
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>>2575541
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they're made with really thick canvas and do a great job keeping out the rain and cold without being waxed, so only thing to think about is how much you care about the added weight and larp factor of waxed canvas. ngl it's kino af
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>>2575559
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Mostly just gonna be for a bit of extra warmth, I have modern rain gear, I would assume the wax could make it kind of gross feeling, but idunno
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I ordered 2 so I guess I can wax one and see if I like it
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they would have been waxed when new but likely worn off by now.
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>>2575419
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The only legit reason I have to change is that I seem to have an ankle-rolling incident about every other time I get on the trail. I've never actually hurt myself while doing so thanks to quick reflexes, but I think it's just a matter of time.
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That said, I am also a crypto hippie autist and like the idea of minimalist shoes (and minimal clothing in general) while outdoors, and barefoot shoes appeal to me for that reason. I've also been getting more into climbing recently, so the toehold thing isn't a triviality either. That's why I'm torn
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>>2575569
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I have a waxed cotton jacket and a waxed Hemp hat. The jacket is extremely light and works great and the hat is Gucci. I do use a Pancho in torrential down poors because the wax is water resistant not water proof. You also have to re wax it every few years bit that's easy.
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>>2575559
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>weight
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>larp
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God damn I hate nu /out
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>>2575608
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>You also have to re wax it every few years
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i already do that with my Fjällrävens though
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elaborate your point? he is completely correct? you can buy norm-core bright blue stuff that is light and modern, or you can buy heavier stuff thats survived the fall of empires
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there is no such thing as nu/out you gate keeping turbocunt.
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I wasn't complaining. Most waterproofing has to be done every year or two.
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im just too much of a lazy fuck and i always push off doing it, had a really nice old oil skin hunting jacket that got moldy because i just left it in the shed for a year
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>>2575578
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Sounds like we're pretty much in the same boat actually. Though I have been good so far on ankle issues.
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You should focus on good hiking boots first, that is by far your more pressing problem. I can't recommend you specific brands as I also am a poor, other than don't buy Keen. I have done most of my hiking in either trail runners or really low end hiking boots (think Ozark Trail and Nevados, absolute Walmart tier shit). And those usually do fine initially, but they fall apart in a few months if you use them heavily. I can tell you you should stay away from cheap fully-waterproof hiking boots, your feet will swim in sweat and get blisters. Either get boots that can breathe, or get higher end waterproof boots with Goretex.
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I also have the kind of autism that makes me want to get into minimalist/barefoot hiking. I haven't bought the minimalist hiking shoes yet, and it sounds like you shouldn't either, save your shekels for good hiking boots instead. But to get a similar experience and see if I like it, I recently hiked a few miles with a pack on in some $8 wader shoes. I definitely felt more in touch with the ground under my feet and enjoyed how I could take advantage of my foot's flexibility to grab onto rocks or balance on logs. It works some muscles in your foot and ankle you're not used to if you have used modern shoes your whole life, but I expected that. I probably will get the barefoot shoes at some point in the future
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>>2569139
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Cotton poly blend. You get a mixed bag.
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Cotton holds a shit ton of water, gets abrasive when wet, and loses its form (sagging, sticking, and generally being a nuisance). But it’s supremely breathable and doesn’t smell like dog shit after a day.
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Polyester feels like you’re wearing a god damn trash bag because it can’t breathe, and gets fish dumpster stinky pretty quickly. But it’s super soft, doesn’t absorb water, and holds its form.
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A blend will be middle ground; somewhat breathable, and only holding some water. They seem to hold their shape just as well as full polyester, but stink just as quickly too. Tbdesu stinking isn’t that big of a deal (who cares, really?).
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>>2575651
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>ending statements with question marks like a woman
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Complaining about the "weight" of waxed canvas is dumb, as is calling stuff a larp just because it doesn't give UL fags a boner
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I'm looking to eradicate some feral pigs on my dad's 40 acres. I see clear signs of where they have been digging up the tracks around the property. I have some 180 grain .30-06 (I know it's overkill, but I won't be eating them because they're diseased and plus I want the most ethical kill possible) and I'm thinking of posting up (like camping with a tarp) near a dam. Does anyone have any tips on how I can find them when their active or how to shoot/attract them?
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Basically everything in the genus Rubus will have thorny, woody canes--much like a rose--unless you find some cultivar or wild mutant without thorns. There are exceptions to the rule, of course, cloudberry being one I can think of off the top of my head, but most species will fit that bill. I'll agree with >>2573916 that it is a strawberry of some sort. Don't know about exact species, since that would depend in part on where you are in the world.
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>>2573893
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Basically everything in the genus Rubus will have thorny, woody canes--much like a rose--unless you find some cultivar or wild mutant without thorns. There are exceptions to the rule, of course, cloudberry being one I can think of off the top of my head, but most species will fit that bill. I'll agree with >>2573916 that it is a strawberry of some sort. Don't know about exact species, since that would depend in part on where you are in the world.
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>>2575426
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Fragaria Vesca is the other species of strawberry native to the USA that looks like that. I was making an educated guess.
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Europe imported their wild strawberries from the USA although some claim they used to have a variety from the romans... I really can't substantiate that though. Strawberries weren't popular until white flower became affordable to the middle class around 1900 when milling improved enough to make white flower cheap--and that's when pastry making exploded and Americans started pimping strawberries (and cultivating them in earnest).
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Plants of the Pacific Northwest Coast
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The gold standard of plant field guides.
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>>2575652
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Do you mean Fragaria virginiana? Cursory reading on wikipedia seems to suggest that F. vesca is native across the northern hemisphere, although I'm by no means a strawberry expert. It does also cite, albeit somewhat poorly, that the word strawberry is attested in Old English, which would suggest that Europe had some kind of native strawberry, since the Old English/Middle English transition is around 1066.
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>didn't you mean this variety
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They seem to be the same all but in name and 100ish years of acclimatization to europe.
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Berries didn't matter to rich people in antiquity because poor people had better access to them. When white flower (highly refined with shit nutrients but hard to make prior to the 1900s) changed all that.
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hardware store sharpening stone. I found one for $2 at a Chinese grocery store for kitchen knives.
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>>2574281
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hardware store sharpening stone. I found one for $2 at a Chinese grocery store for kitchen knives.
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>wraps a textured, synthetic handle
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the edge insanely over ground. Even if it had a makers mark of something once valuable it's fucked up beyond being valuable anymore.
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>>2569946
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Those look like my sack
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>>2569946
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Those look like my sack
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>>2575500
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>Looks like my balls
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I don't believe you
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This is probably the most boring ar build I have ever ever seen
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>>2573525
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This is probably the most boring ar build I have ever ever seen
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>>2571603
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Kel-Tec Sub2000 is basically the grownup version. That, or an M6.
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>>2569993 (OP)
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more like kike
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>>2569993 (OP)
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more like kike
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>>2574731
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I don't think I've ever been in the Golan, but I was at the Hula Nature reserve which is pretty close. Saw probably tens of thousands of storks stopping over on their migration. Probably the biggest concentration of wild animal biomass I ever saw in my life.
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Not really a hike but this is a picture of the dead sea around sunset. Couldn't tell where the water ended and the sky began. Really trippy sight in an already really trippy place.
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Ultralight faggots, when will they learn?
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25% are 250g, half a pound.
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>>2573424
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>Gaslighting
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>>2573452
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>you must be weak
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You’ve never camped more than a few days, and only in fair weather. You’re fat. You’ve never backpacked more than a few miles, and even then your focus was on camping rather than hiking. You don’t even know the difference between camping and hiking. Your feet are softer than the inside of a vagina. You think pemmican and whole potatoes are a good choice for hiking food. You think pack weight isn’t important. You have no idea what you’re doing.
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>>2575707
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All wrong.
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Git gud, son.
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>>2575709
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Thinking ultralight is for the weak is a very common newfag assumption.
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>>2575713
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If you fret over how many grams you can shave off of your kit I'm going to assume you're a wristlet, a minmaxing RPG nerd, or both.
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>>2575726
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>half a pound
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>a few grams
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See: >>2575707
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>>2575726
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Also
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>kit
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Total newfaggot
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>>2575732
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You're a special kind of dumb
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captcha: T0S KYS
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>>2575713
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The difference of 250g will not the difference between Ultralight or not. I don't like to haul heavy stuff either, but to get from a 6.5kg loadout to a 6.75kg loadout makes no difference.
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>>2575925
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Non-Americans continue to prove how clueless they are. It’s not just half a pound, it’s one item that’s half a pound.
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>I wouldn’t notice the difference
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Yeah because you rarely leave your apartment.
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For me its the tarp
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>>2575934
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>Yeah because you rarely leave your apartment
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I'm the only one in this thread that hasn't posted stock images. I would say you are projecting.
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You can't go out because your stuff is 250g too heavy is the most stupid thing i ever heard.
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>>2575934
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Aren't you that trans woman with the trip code? You write 100% like him.
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>>2575942
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>You can't go out because your stuff is 250g too heavy is the most stupid thing i ever heard.
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You didn’t read that. Stop being a faggot.
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>>2573805
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a few more
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>>2573805
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a few more
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>>2573805
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>>2573806
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chad
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>>2570875 (OP)
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Tf is a 14er? Why are liberals so obsessed with flags and gay fucking names for everything? Just go outside and hike
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>>2575622
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>Just go outside
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This board can't even make it that far.
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>>2574148
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A wired mix of urban and rural still pretty comfy I saw at least five dear today just sitting and watching from the side of the hill I live on
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>>2574148
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A wired mix of urban and rural still pretty comfy I saw at least five dear today just sitting and watching from the side of the hill I live on
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>>2570993 (OP)
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Where I live it's full of hills and mountains and villages around them, I would usually start from my town and then navigate the mountains and reach other towns for breaks. I stopped going out after I started seeing shit in the corner of my eyes all the time, it made me anxious as fuck.
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My yearly destination trips are much more interesting than my normal weekend hikes or day hikes.
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I’ve done a Mt. Hood hike several times, always in the spring or summer.
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>fly to Portland
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>light rail to Gresham (suburbs)
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>bus to Sandy (exurbs, mountain town)
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>bus to Timberline Lodge/Mt. Hood
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If you’re not flying with food, you have to budget more time. And since the transit lines don’t operate 24 hours a day, you have to figure out when you’re landing and where you’ll be staying the first night. You might be able to fly, buy supplies (I don’t think you can fly with stove fuel; I bought mine at Dicks, two blocks from light rail), get to the trail head, then hike, but it would be really pushing it.
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You have to do the same for the return trip. The bus from Timberline to Sandy stops at like 7pm. Plus it’s an hour ride.
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When I did this trip the first two times I stayed at Timberline. It worked out pretty well, as I wasn’t being pressed for time, plus their breakfast buffet is really good. On the last trip I stayed in a Best Western in Sandy that has a Safeway next door. It was much cheaper and honestly more comfy. It’s another hour on a bus to Timberline, but it gave me an hour to enjoy the morning scenery as it passed by the windows, and time to collect myself. On the way back I had time to sort of unwind and relax before doing laundry and eating Taco Bell (also next door).
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>>2571091
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>>2571182
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porra anões, onde posso achar um lugar como esse no interior paulista?
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>toiletries (I use my camping toiletries at work)
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what does /out/ think of Leatherman multitools? They seem almost shilled but maybe they are just that good...
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>toiletries (I use my camping toiletries at work)
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>clothing (unnecessary)
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>>2573064
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black people don't go in the woods...
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why did I get memed in to barefoot shoes?
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they just hurt to walk around in, but I'm in too deep to quit them
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why did I get memed in to barefoot shoes?
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they just hurt to walk around in, but I'm in too deep to quit them
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>>2574063
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This
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If you have been wearing heels your whole life it takes some time to get your feet legs and back back to where they are supposed to be.
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Ancient people walked a zillion more miles than you ever will and they had no shoes at all.
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>>2571637
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I beat the absolute tar out of my altra trail runners on the Hoh River trail, and I've used them on scrambles and hikes. They are my everyday beaters now, and I've had no issues with my feet or anything. I sincerely think they might be one of the best shoes out there for amateur hikers.
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>>2573717
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> Everything needs to be done to one extreme or the other.
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I've used them without them and used them with. It's much better with, personally, especially because it relieved my tendonitis. The main advantage of a minimalist boot is not having heal drop and all the rubber shit underneath. When you're in the mountains with a heavy pack on for a week, on difficult terrain, having support is pretty helpful, and having an inside edge to push into slopes is priceless.
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>>2571732
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A faggot...so standard ultralight gear, got it.
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>>2571732
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A faggot...so standard ultralight gear, got it.
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>>2571561 (OP)
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anything but trousers
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>>2574834
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What's the "/k/ A Flat Place" a reference to? Is it just a mid-west play on "A Magical Place"?
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>>2574834
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What's the "/k/ A Flat Place" a reference to? Is it just a mid-west play on "A Magical Place"?
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Does anyone know who makes this and if there's any available?
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I was mostly just shitposting because I started dabbling into companion plantings, rotations, and stuff like that, but I do need a couple more seasons of basic stuff first
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Reminder to put strawberry plants you don't want in your compost bin.
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I was mostly just shitposting because I started dabbling into companion plantings, rotations, and stuff like that, but I do need a couple more seasons of basic stuff first
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Reminder to put strawberry plants you don't want in your compost bin.
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I was in college during the early days of Minecraft. I will be the first to admit that I was a dumbass as a college undergraduate. I played Minecraft for hours on end. Over time it slowly dawned on me that all this time shaping computer worlds could be used shaping the real world. When I left college I made sure I had a lawn and began gardening with one square raised bed. I found that doing actual work in the world is actually much more rewarding than Minecraft. I’m on my third property, second I’ve owned now, and with each one my skills have grown. Now I have a massive garden, chickens, a woodworking shop, and more.
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|
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Minecraft was my gateway drug out of being a fatass gaymer into being a real man. I appreciate all y’all in this thread.
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>>2575560
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Minecraft had a big influence on me as well, it for sure is my most played game. I guess if you're the type that enjoys creating something then gardening is a very rewarding hobby.
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>>2575560
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post pic of garden
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Did I miss anything fun/easy to grow boys? It's raining today, so no work to do, but here's the list of everthing I have in mostly raised beds and a few flowerbeds:
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>Butternut Squash
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>Jack o Lantern Pumpkin
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>Sugar Baby Watermelon
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>Allsweet Watermelon
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>Golden Zucchini
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>Genovese Basil
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>Purple Basil
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>Thyme
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>Rosemary
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>Oregano
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>Raspberry
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>Everbearing Strawberries
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>Early Beets
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>Radishes
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>Yellow Onions
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>Chives
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>San Marzano Tomato
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>Black Krim Tomato
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>Sungold Tomatoes
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>Hot Peppers
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>Snack peppers
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>Bell pepper
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>Variegated Eggplant
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>Sweet Corn
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I'm in Stanislaus County, California, so there's not much that we cannot grow here this time of the year besides Brassica. Still, I feel like there is something easy to grow that I am completely missing here. Is there anything that I can add to this menagerie? Something weird, or out there, or uncommon, or the like.
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Anyone have luck with exotic or weird crops that can be grown in a normal garden?
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Not just me thats stuck with cotlydons eh
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>>2575439
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Epic gardening is OKAY. His advice is solid but I fuckin hate the clickbaity content and thumbnails.
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>>2575580
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https://www.rareseeds.com/basil-lettuce-leaf is pretty fun if you like basil.
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I dunno, they hardly get any sunlight and the one that is older, you can see it's grown more leaves, so my guess is they will all get there with time.
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what did you do to your starting soil there anon??? it looks really bad, but maybe it's just the lighting. If you're having trouble with your seedlings, you need to put them under an overhead grow light.
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>>2575611
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>what did you do to your starting soil there anon?
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> If you're having trouble with your seedlings, you need to put them under an overhead grow light.
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No growlights, only minimal light and sun from windows.
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Anyway I don't really care about the peppers, the seeds a from a bell peper I ate and I don't really have a climate to grow them. So if they live they live and get a chance, if they die, they die.
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It's mostly a test to see germination rates, how they handle soil conditions and so on.
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I do not. Sorry.
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>>2575588
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thank you for this anon. exactly what I was looking for although I'm just gonna get my mom to grow it because she's the basil whisperer. Any other suggestions I can add to the cart?
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I see. Well now you know that most tomatoes and peppers are at pretty close to 100% germination rate. You could probably leave a bell pepper in the fridge for a month, eat the whole thing, then shit on the ground and they would all germinate. Probably the easiest to start out of them all.
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How much light do pepper plants need? Thinking of putting them inside my grow tent on cloudy days, i'm thinking 12 hours should be plenty?
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>>2575663
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The last month and a half I start running my lights for 16 hours.
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I would imagine on cloudy days anything would be fine. We've had ours in the window the last two days due to high winds and heavy rain and they are doing fine.
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>>2575653
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>I see. Well now you know that most tomatoes and peppers are at pretty close to 100% germination rate.
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Sure but I'm also testing different soil conditions and what survives in them.
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I also often take seeds, nuts, whatever I find and test if it's still germination viable, how does it handle different soils, whats the growth rate, temperature tolerance, moisture, such as flooding or too dry and seeing how plants grow and survive.
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People will look at me grow stuff with no growth laps or dead in the winter and tell me its "too early". The fools... If they only knew my end game!
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>>2575666
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>The last month and a half I start running my lights for 16 hours.
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So more light during fruiting, good to know
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Probably gonna put them behind the window on good days and in the tent on bad days. Could put them on the balcony, but that requires hardening them off, no?
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>>2575667
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KEK those peppers on the right
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tomatobros we eating good
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Garden rototilled, planting some stuff tomorrow. But first I need to strip off the old deck sealer before it gets too hot out. City is having the annual compost giveaway at the end of next week so I need to clear out some of my container soil tubs.
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>>2575653
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>Any other suggestions I can add to the cart?
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Anything that seems novel, if you're looking to fill space. If you have any specific theme or goal in mind, then I could offer suggestions. Just be wary because a lot of what they offer is generic and is available cheaper elsewhere. Though that's a matter of a few bucks and throwing the dice.
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Might be 80 pounds if you want to eat exactly the calories you need. I find that starting at 60 pounds the mileage you can put out exponentially diminishes so its not really worth it to carry more than 3 weeks of food since you'll walk about the same distance in 4 weeks carrying 80 pounds as you'll do in 3 weeks carrying 60 pounds.
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>>2571908
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Might be 80 pounds if you want to eat exactly the calories you need. I find that starting at 60 pounds the mileage you can put out exponentially diminishes so its not really worth it to carry more than 3 weeks of food since you'll walk about the same distance in 4 weeks carrying 80 pounds as you'll do in 3 weeks carrying 60 pounds.
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It's about 1/4 the weight of your mother.
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If I put my bag on and can't walk around the room with it, it's too heavy.
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>>2571718 (OP)
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about 50lbs before food, that way I can bring it on a plane. People always tell me that I carry too much, and then they break something and need a replacement / repair. I also sleep very comfy.
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>People always tell me that I carry too much, and then they break something and need a replacement / repair.
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Get the 10% stuff meant for agricultural use and dilute it.
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>>2571971 (OP)
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Wear gaiters, necktubes, and arm covers sprayed-down with permethrin or organic oil repellents.
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>>2571971 (OP)
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I don’t get Lyme because ticks don’t get on me.
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I’ve had them crawling on my clothes but never on my skin. Probably they hop on me as part of their normal process but once they realize I stay surrounded by a cloud of farts all the time they bail.
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you guys are literally eating rats
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>>2575336
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True rats eat garbage--that makes a huge difference in meat quality. I also don't eat tree rats though.
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They are smaller then grey and black ones. We have grey and red around here in south Québec.
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Lol his mum is from Rita aus Weiden. Is your gf from Freundin aus Denkne?
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There retarded only use I could see for them is to prop up a tarp shelter or if your old/crippled
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There retarded only use I could see for them is to prop up a tarp shelter or if your old/crippled
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Not everyone is you. Some people have bad knees, some people have arthiritis, some people need balance going up or down steep hills. Use your brain.
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>>2575029
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Tbdesu it’s super easy to overlook. Any reviews you see probably don’t mention it. I’m not sure why, they just generally don’t. And you wouldn’t notice the lower loop because it’s tucked out of the way.
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When you get to a stretch of a hike where they’re not needed (like a road walk or something), it’s super convenient. You might think the poles get in the way of your arm or something, but they just don’t. Same for an umbrella, and umbrellas excel in the Deep South, with its retarded scattered storms during hot weather.
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I have hiking poles but dont use them much but i twisted my ankle and hurt my knee a little bit a few days ago so i will be using them when im healed up
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>>2575516
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>There retarded
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>>2575612
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kektus
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>>2572172
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>You will never be accepted into the UL club if you're carrying those.
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Don't bully him, he is just getting some carp fertilizer for his garden. :(
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>>2575483
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Don't bully him, he is just getting some carp fertilizer for his garden. :(
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>>2575465
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How does one let themselves become such an obese, disgusting creature? Burn more calories than you consume it’s not fucking hard. Could never wrap my head around it.
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YBS Youngbloods and SurvivalBeast YouTube channels have some great bow fishing and spear fishing content
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>>2575556
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Good for them if they've pieces of trash like you who watch them I don't want to watch their videos why do I care about watching someone fish if they're not teaching you how they do what they do. Fuck YouTubers who just make fishing videos but don't share their techniques. If some people like just watching for the entertainment that's all them I don't I look for talented YouTubers who are starting out and try to pick them up as a platform to build a community of anglers who are new but seek to help others. I say screw all the popular fishing YouTubers. They they want to help the little guys starting out so that's what my goal is and if I manage to help new anglers who have channels pass me even better.
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>>2575576
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lmao relax bud they make good content to sit back, relax and enjoy while our water is frozen. If you want tutorials find different channels
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>be vewy vewy quiet
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>I'm hunting cheeseburgers
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100% this fat nigger gave himself string slap
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>>2575596
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Don't forget to use dry fire drills, they can help you with your aim and release point without even having to leave the couch
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>>2575369
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No problem bud!
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Impulse bought this because I want to fucking fish this weekend and I haven't in like 15 years. I'm in Northern VA near DC and plan on going to the Potomac this weekend. Just got a freshwater license too and know the boundaries that my license applies to. Did I fuck up? I also bought a cheapo tackle kit and a radio to listen to comfy music. Anything else I'll need I have a small Ace hardware bucket.
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>>2575676
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I'd just get some hooks, a bobber, and some worms desu. It's how I started back into it a year and a half ago after not fishing since I was a kid and I had fun. Having the initial fun sparked an interest, then I did a lot of research to get into more techniques and now really into fly fishing.
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>>2575682
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Thanks, I got this, do you recommend real worms (maybe this is a retarded question)?
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VJMHL57
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But realized it doesn't come with line. My coworker recommended a 12lb line so I'll look for that before Saturday.
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--- 2575725
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>out doing physical activity
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>giving him shit about being fat
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>>2575725
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clearly he's not doing enough physical activity
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>>2575725
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>giving him shit about still* being fat
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I mostly give him shit because he is the biggest murican stereotype there is. Fat, fat wife, dumb as a brick, barely literate and gets upset very quickly
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Went fishing and saw this interesting boogie board any clue who the character is
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>>2575725
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That's That's the Florida fishing dude hes the most passive aggressive a****** ever
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>>2575725
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He hasn't lost any bit weight for like more than a year since he starts blogging and posting his shitty fat ass in this general.
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At least I can call Skid a degenerate gay furry fat fuck without him being defensive about it.
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>>2575742
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Deedlit from RoLW?
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>>2575744
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>>2575744
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>hasn't lost any bit weight for like more than a year since he starts blogging and posting his shitty fat ass
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>Skid a degenerate gay furry fat fuck
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Dubs confirm both true
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>>2575686
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Unless you have good experience with fishing, that tackle box actually seems to be a bit overkill and for larger fish. I would recommend getting some smaller hooks that panfish (bluegill) can eat. Real worms, not fake worms. 12lbs line is also probably overkill, I'd go with 8lbs monofilament. Doesn't sound as tough because 12>8 but for a first fishing outing you should be trying to go for bluegill and such and 8lbs will be plenty for good sized bass as well. Advantage of lighter line is that you'll be able to cast farther.
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>OSP do-live stick 3"
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>Deps bull flat 2.5"
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If you want to learn how to fish, I recommend just getting these 2 baits. Get small EWG hooks and throw them weightless, this is called free-rigging. Let it slowly flutter and then pop it. I never get skunked at heavily pressured urban city parks and locals think I'm a fishing wizard. I've frequently shown locals where the exact spots fish will hide, throw my plastic at the spot, and immediately get either a dink bass or a panfish. Every time.
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Just fish urban parks, you'll quickly learn how fish stick to structure and how they respond to stuff, where what species will be at, etc. If it's sunny and the sun is beating down on the water and there's no current, no moving water, fish are going to be ALL located in shade. The sunnier, the better since the spots will be very minimal. There's a key point.
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>just spent $125 and $80 for just 2 soft swimbaits
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Oh my god
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Not counting when I'm catfishing, I have used inline spinners probably 90% of the time I've been fishing so far this year, and it's been fuckin great
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I wonder if a spotty will eat an inline spinner. I kind of bought them for memes
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>>2575842
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I don't see why not, they love underspins and tailspins
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>>2575827
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Anon you should be more worried about the back taxes you owe to the IRS.
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With all do respect to the boys on here I honestly don't get that upset about what people say about me online. It's more upsetting for me that having to explain to my wife who doesn't understand how sad people really are online that she is scared to in front of the camera because she was bullied growing up. She said to me she doesn't know how I can handle the way people treat me online I tell her at the end of the day honey these losers who have so much hate in their life that the only enjoy they get is to make others feel like shit. And you also have people who feel what your doing is a threat to some thing they are doing. I was trying to explain to her at the end of the day you could be 5'10 and weigh like 120lbs and people online will still judge you if I wasn't fat they be targeting my teeth so some times you just gotta troll them back and always remember we have the upper hand not them they're online when they come to us and say that on some thing we control then we and play there games like I said to her these jokers online have yet to come say anything to my face I'm not here to act like a tough guy online but I've been looking for some one to step up one down and catch me out fishing and try they trash talk because I'd love to throw a few I've had a itch for awhile to either kick someones ass or at least lose a fight trying cause some times a good bar fight wakes you up.
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TLDR; No hard feelings hate me my wife and our dream of running a fishing club / bait shop / charter. Sorry we are obese.
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>>2575900
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Grade A wagu faggotanDtsry
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>>2575919
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Faggotry*
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Idea:
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Import Bowfin to germany and stock them here together with bass.
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--- 2575958
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>>2575927
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Yesss import bowfin, what could possibly go wrong?
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>>2575471
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nice thats a reishi!
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I hate mushrooms so much.
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I am literally repulsed by them.
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I can't stop locking this. How horribly am I gonna die bros?
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>*locking
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i inoculated about 100 big logs to make shiitake mushroom 2 years ago . no mushroom yet... i think i did everything right. i can see the mycelium propagates around the holes and i can see some too on the top of the log so that look ok at that level, but some logs are starting to grow competitive mushrooms like turkeytail. shid. hope it won't be a total loss. maybe a little bit later this spring something will happen. I'll keep dunknig a few logs in water to force em, see what happens.
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>I've spored giant puffballs before,(molasses and distilled water--but that was spores,) and wondered if it was possible.
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and you say you had results? i tried that 2 times on various terrains and it never worked. i even tried with just the spores. also burried the mushroom after i harvested all its spore , in case something may spring out of it. nada. tried all that within , idk, the last 6 years. havent seen one. and to contrast this , i always know where to find one in the wood: it always grow at the same place year after year. maybe there is a symbiosis with the shrub and the quality of the soil may have something to do with it. idk.
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i dont even really like the taste. sort of like egg. i guess with proper spices or sauce it's just bland food that can become whatever you want...
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too bad the spot i know is possibly contaminated. next to a sawmill that use heavy equipment... strangely "arrid" looking compared to all the woods surrounding it, like the bush and tall grass that managed to grow now, sparsely, took 5 times longer than it should be.
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>>2572397
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As on /x/ and they will confirm it's 100% an ayy lmao.
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As on /x/ and they will confirm it's 100% an ayy lmao.
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>>2572998
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i love it when threads turn into this
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>>2572998
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i love it when threads turn into this
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>Nom nom nom
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>>2572898
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The apps are good if you find a plant and have no idea what it is. But they're not good if you're actively trying to learn how to identify plants, since they don't actually tell you what you should be looking for.
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Absolutely horrible advice. This is only parroted by "survivalists" and never by actual foragers. Just get a book or go online, find a few plants that are in season and seem interesting, then go find them (use inaturalist to cheat) and repeat. Each plant you learn is another word in a language you are trying to learn.
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>>2575770
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>This is only parroted by "survivalists" and never by actual foragers
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this lmao
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>all the larpers in this thread talking about things they've never done
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>meanwhile the actual foraging thread is full of foraging oc
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>t. nu-/out/ist
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>>2575783
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>t. idiot
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Pottery
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Okay, so what if I don't want to learn? What is the best app for plant and fungus identification?
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You need to go all in. At least one book LOCAL TO YOUR AREA specifically. Inaturalist app. then you need a second opinion. Plant identification groups on social media. Good luck:
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>>2572897 (OP)
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Depends on what you're buying, in general stick with products with lots of reviews. I wouldn't buy certain products on there like packs or boots, but stuff like tarps or basic stoves or solar panels, you can definitely get away with it.
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I bought a wind screen for 10 euros and it seems good, but I have to try it yet bc I got it only for 4 days
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Depends on what you're buying, in general stick with products with lots of reviews. I wouldn't buy certain products on there like packs or boots, but stuff like tarps or basic stoves or solar panels, you can definitely get away with it.
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I bought a wind screen for 10 euros and it seems good, but I have to try it yet bc I got it only for 4 days
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>>2573897
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>Fuck my local outdoor store I'm going to buy it off of amazon for $20 less and pay $20 in shipping and pretend I saved money.
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I'm loling so hard my toddlers are looking at me like a maniac. Thank you anon
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I'm loling so hard my toddlers are looking at me like a maniac. Thank you anon
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>>2573755
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>As soon as i am done saving as many as possible i am going to raise holy hell and ruin this assholes life.
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Good man, anon.
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I'm sorry about your goats. More than that I'm sorry for your goats.
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They're a dignified animal and they deserved better, thank you for laying them to rest with that dignity intact.
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Do all you can do shut that piece of shit down.
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>>2573755
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Give me a name and address.
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>>2573755
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Or any other info you're willing to give.
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>>2574076
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I'm sorry for ur loss. I don't know what state you live in or country but that guy needs to go. Either through legal means or by other means. Preferably juridically by dispossessing him of any current and future contact with animals
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>>2574014 (OP)
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Satellite phone. Everything else is likely outside the scope of your project unless your building a base and network.
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>>2574014 (OP)
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Satellite phone. Everything else is likely outside the scope of your project unless your building a base and network.
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anyone can recommend a cheap bike that would be good to use in urban and wild envirment (country side)? havent gone biking since my teens, i used to live near the mountains/forest and i would go out in the morning after breakfast and just ride wherever, sometimes i found some hills and tried riding down and shit then come back for supper, i want to start doing that again.
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Ok then why can't any other hunter under the sun pull that lame ass excuse?
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>farmers in my town complaining to da guvmint about wild hogs
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>they charge $200 for anyone who wants to come in and get rid of them
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Inb4. Hurr they just want to keep their land safe and not let strangers in
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Im only gonna be neet for so long (rent and bills :(
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But it's been pouring rain up here, so it'll be a few days before im out in the field trying
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Im gonna set up a trail cam and whatever bait i can get (i got dog food) in a place where i've seen some yote tracks.
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I also got a spot staked out to pull this all off at, one my old camps that's unfavorable for any real work, but my firepit is still ok and it won't take long to rebuild the stuff i had.
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Im getting pretty broke now, so i only have my one box of 9mm. Ill blow most of it zero/practice shooting but i'll be sure to save a mag or two's worth just in case. It'll only take one though
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My respect anon, eat them all
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>>2575720
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I never said it wasn’t complex, and I’ve harvested plenty
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>>2575514
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>Someone taught me how to do it therefore it is very simple
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>>2575645
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And that is?
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OP isnt living in the jungle. He’s a regular hobbyist who just wants a reference book, not a tome.
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>>2575719
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>the point
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The Hoh raunforest isn't a jungle. No one cares that you figured out what a moral looks like where you live in Alabama.
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>>2575777
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Trips confirm it, Alabamans have no morals
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>>2575777
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No one cares where you live, or where you hunt.
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Depends on your region OP. I own 15+ mycology books. I have been foraging for over ten years.
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Tell me what region you are from and I will suggest a book. David Arora books are good but mostly west coast specific sans mushrooms demystified but this is not a good beginner book, yet it is still a very good one.
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Identifying mushrooms to genus 1 macroscopic features.
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>>2575923
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>Use Inaturalist. Use social media to get a second opinion from actual mycologist so you don't die
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Just don't eat anything you don't know what it is. You might go looking for one obvious mushroom and find maybe 100 of them and 1 dodgy lookalike, which might be the most interesting thing you saw. And depending on how much you poke around a whole lot of other interesting ones, that you shouldn't put in your mouth until you can say what they are. One of the biggest killers out there is because it looks like a normal field mushroom to people who cant pay attention to something a simple as the colour of its gills. There are few so dangerous as far as how many people they fuck up. Know what you are looking at and go pick a couple, and read the rest of the books while you are doing it, and don't stick em right in your mouth
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You can pick em, lick em, take them home in your pocket, just don't eat anything you cannot identify
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Example for instance: I don’t usually do anything on the weekend but that is the time to hunt. 15:00 go to local creek, act like one of them, city babes in sight. Sunglasses, sandals and shorts. Chit chat here and there, answer the average questions like; “What do you do for a living?” Or “Do you want to have kids?” Then I depart around 18:00. Night rolls around 19:45~ The fire should be roaring, I toss on Juniper leaves and Pine Needles, get it really smoky. Connect the Bluetooth speaker and play the drums. Do a quick dance, pray to the father for a good night, head out. I usually go barefoot and shouting as load as I can imitating the coyotes. 2KM run or so. Approach the weak and defenseless, strike at the neck, massive hemorrhage. Toss the bodies into the kern river. The rapids break them up unrecognizably.
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Example for instance: I don’t usually do anything on the weekend but that is the time to hunt. 15:00 go to local creek, act like one of them, city babes in sight. Sunglasses, sandals and shorts. Chit chat here and there, answer the average questions like; “What do you do for a living?” Or “Do you want to have kids?” Then I depart around 18:00. Night rolls around 19:45~ The fire should be roaring, I toss on Juniper leaves and Pine Needles, get it really smoky. Connect the Bluetooth speaker and play the drums. Do a quick dance, pray to the father for a good night, head out. I usually go barefoot and shouting as load as I can imitating the coyotes. 2KM run or so. Approach the weak and defenseless, strike at the neck, massive hemorrhage. Toss the bodies into the kern river. The rapids break them up unrecognizably.
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Forage for edible plants.
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>>2574430 (OP)
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>>2574430 (OP)
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Just carve them anew.
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>>2574974
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Where do you go that you need foot long stakes to hold down your tent?
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>>2575477
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Lowkey based asf.
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>>2574430 (OP)
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Most tent stakes work really well for me. Keep in mind you don't really need to use that much force when pitching a tent unless you camp at some very exposed spot or you know its gonna be windy. The basic ones I got with my Hilleberg Enan have worked wonders.
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I don’t follow. Hint?
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>>2575502
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>>2575502
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huh? How does that even work?
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>>2575534
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Nice knoifs Richie Rich.
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>>2575634
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>$50 Esee
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>Richie Rich
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That’s far from overpriced collector shit
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Master race checking in
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Your flaws are forgiven
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>>2574482 (OP)
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Imagine how irresponsible it would be to intentionally put yourself in a situation that will require you to get rescued. Then take 40% of it. Still pretty damn irresponsible desu.
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>>2574482 (OP)
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Imagine how irresponsible it would be to intentionally put yourself in a situation that will require you to get rescued. Then take 40% of it. Still pretty damn irresponsible desu.
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>>2574482 (OP)
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Either carry nothing to stay light or carry full climbing/escape gear
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>climbing dick here
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