Thu Apr 27 12:15:23 UTC 2023

out/2520224.txt

@@ -830,3 +830,9 @@ Worst thing I did was bring a bunch of possum babies home, she fainted & my
 Dont know how I didnt break a limb, every tree in the area was tall af.
 --- 2571487
 >bump
+--- 2573156
+bumping this thread cuz i like it
+--- 2573159
+Camping, fishing, shooting, hunting mostly. This was in Texas.
+
+Being outdoors is a way of life for rednecks, I still have cousins who raise cattle. There’s no place in the world like New York City though and Central Park is very beautiful.

out/2540305.txt

@@ -772,3 +772,34 @@ But when I will take that huge walk I will try to take as few stops as possible
 --- 2572322
 >>2571835
 What food will you take? I know you can't but Cliff bars in Romania but I have some energy bar recipes I'd be happy to share. If you can dehydrate some beets and grind them up into a powder with a rock I have an excellent recipe. You can use oats or wheat. The beets are naturally sweet so you don't need sugar.
+--- 2573167
+>>2572322
+>What food will you take?
+Possibly just a jar of peanut butter along with lots of water
+--- 2573170
+>>2565201
+>Also post maps or photos of the area
+Haven't found any maps,here are two photos I found of one the towns in the area
+--- 2573172
+Also this one
+The OP photo also is indicative of how the journey will be
+--- 2573182
+>>2573167
+I know in a previous post you said you've never even seen peanut butter and don't know what it tastes like, so I'm guessing a good anon sent you a couple of jars and you like it. But I don't know if eating only pb on a 70km walk will be healthy; your gut might have serious problems. I speak from experience, having soiled my trousers after eating nothing but pb for a whole day and then hiking that evening. It was a long walk back to the car on a pretty busy trail, but we've all been there.
+--- 2573183
+Well I hope you find someone to celebrate your birthday with, happy birthday Romanian bro and Godspeed. Boots and treats for the dogs, perhaps a knife as well for survival reasons.
+
+Fear is the mind killer, anon. You are the danger, anon, but you must be just and fair. An upright defender of the weak and defenseless, if the situation calls for it, not a paranoid fool or a cruel man out to hurt the innocent. This is the law of the jungle, anon, you must carry yourself like you are at the top of the food chain if you are to brave its unexpected perils.
+--- 2573184
+I guess what I'm saying is that if you do this walk eating only pb, it would be wise to find something other than your hands to wipe with, and maybe take a spare pair of underwear. I have a couple of pairs I can send to you. I'd send TP but it's in short supply because of covid, which is killing millions of innocent people if you'd watch the news or read the Jew York I mean the New York Times. It must be hard to keep up on things without a tv, I know.
+--- 2573185
+>>2573183
+
+To clarify, boots for the journey, treats for the hungry feral dogs.
+
+Don't boot the feral dogs, they might be rough around the edges but they are just in survival mode. It's a dog eat dog world out there.
+--- 2573187
+Romania bro, a better alternative to plain water is something called "Fishwater". It's a New Orleans thing, sort of like fish stew. Once you taste it you'll want more.
+--- 2573330
+>>2573182
+What if I go the whole day without eating?

out/2543379.txt

@@ -1049,3 +1049,66 @@ Worst case you can rent it out.
 --- 2572914
 >>2572388
 Lovely anon
+--- 2572920
+>>2543807
+A lot of people raise both, my cousins raise cattle though on ranches. If you raise both sheep and goats, a good shepherd separates the sheep from the goats, to prevent transmission of diseases.
+--- 2572922
+>>2545726
+Solar power is a big game changer for rural America and provides good blue collar work installing those panels. I see more of em down South and in Appalachia as solar is now decently affordable. Some power companies are making it political and trying to push back on it, because they want a monopoly on energy for their profits really. They find self-sustenance to be threatening, understandably so, as fossil fuels are their business model.
+--- 2572925
+>>2572922
+
+Affordable solar + well/rain water.
+
+Suddenly you have a household that doesn't need the power grid or the water grid for essential utilities.
+
+Saves a ton of money for the household, even protects against neglected infrastructure.
+
+But decreases utility company revenue, which they don't like, and they are very rich.
+--- 2573075
+>>2555518
+
+I’m grossed out by my own food. It’s stupid and need to get over it but doing the processing makes me lose all appetite and I pick at the food. 
+
+Took 2 years before I ate my eggs. I’m a germaphobe, both people and animals gross me out. I’m sure it’s connect but don’t know what it stems from I just don’t like other bodies.
+--- 2573086
+>>2572925
+luckily we have zoning regulations that make this virtually impossible
+>need mains power and a well to get a building permit
+thank you lane county, you fucking cunts.
+--- 2573212
+>>2573086
+lol i'm in lane county. we just pump from the creek
+--- 2573216
+>>2573086
+:)
+we're a bit out past CG , our well water is mostly arsenic (mix of trivalent/pentavalent) -- the concentration is so high that filtering it is just pointless. But the county and our bank still forced us to get a well installed before building 
+
+spent $10k on it, and its never really been used -- we've been trucking water in.
+there's a spring on our property that we're in the process of setting up filtration for though. i don't even know if we can legally use it, but at this point, i don't care.
+--- 2573217
+>>2573216
+whoops, i'm a retard, meant for
+ >>2573212
+--- 2573220
+>>2573075
+Lol get over it you pussy
+--- 2573221
+>>2573216
+damn that sucks. I'm west of you, up in the mountains. Worst I gotta worry about is runoff of they decide to clear cut upstream, but so far it hasn't been an issue.
+Nice weather we had today :) got a lot of gardening done
+--- 2573244
+Does anyone have any book recommendations on the topic of small scale agriculture? I've read The Market Gardener and the Eliot Coleman books but I'm also interested in more conventional minded approaches if warranted.
+--- 2573258
+>>2573244
+The book Living on a few acres by the USDA has couple sections on small scale farming.
+--- 2573276
+>>2543379 (OP)
+Is it possible to go from utter loser overweight with no skills to a homesteader?
+I didn't have a father growing up so I feel like my life is already doomed
+--- 2573346
+>>2572742
+Good luck
+--- 2573375
+>>2573244
+Check your local ag extension offices or website or one from a state with a similar climate. They're fucking great. At least all the ones I've checked.

out/2543832.txt

@@ -770,3 +770,66 @@ lol you have to be 18 to post here little kid
 >>2543832 (OP)
 >We
 I don't think so, OP. Now get back to work.
+--- 2572924
+>>2572807
+anon this is what a lot of struggling farmers do to get by until their farms have matured 
+Why do you think that seems underage to suggest ?
+--- 2572928
+Bro this is just called being a redneck, I already live in rural America in Appalachia.
+
+If you are moving onto land for agricultural development, you can actually get a subsidized loan like a VA loan, instead of getting ripped off by a bank.
+
+It's because they want more people to move into the country and do agricultural development. This includes 97% of the USA, but over 80% of people live in concentrated urban or suburban regions. As a species, humanity is really just a blip of ant-like colonies surrounded by vast expanses of farms and wilderness, very caught up in its own self-importance.
+--- 2572930
+>>2572928
+
+>If you are moving onto land for agricultural development, you can actually get a subsidized loan like a VA loan
+
+It is called a USDA loan.
+
+You can also lease pasture and cropland for under a hundred bucks an acre a year for agriculture. Pasture here is $24 an acre per year to lease, lot of people run their cattle and livestock on leased land, not everyone has thousands of acres. This is similar to how sharecropping worked.
+--- 2572931
+>>2571314
+Just any realtor site like Zillow. Then I look for the property on an app that shows where government land is like Gaia GPS or OnX.
+--- 2572939
+>>2572930
+>Pasture here is $24 an acre per year to lease
+These are the updated figures, used to be a few dollars cheaper, and you get a higher rate for irrigated cropland of course.
+--- 2572950
+Why is there only mericans on /out/
+--- 2573020
+>>2543832 (OP)
+
+Live under a leftist govt that knows what’s best for you. Worst thing I could imagine
+
+Better off trying to reclaim Arizona,Maine, or New Hampshire.
+--- 2573051
+>>2544604
+
+I have a white wife and kids, all 120+ iq. I will do it if at least 25 other families are married and everyone is 100+ iq with no drugs.
+--- 2573053
+>>2544654
+
+It’s enough for everything except cows.
+--- 2573054
+>>2544965
+
+Yeah but will they be right wing social conservatives that believe in private property, self regulation, and not guilt tripping you about how they deserve your kids beets bc they lost track of time in the drum circle doesn’t mean they deserve to starve?
+--- 2573058
+>>2546448
+
+Most of us can’t afford it. All I wanted to do in life was be a heavy equipment operator or run an edible nursery. 
+
+Instead I’m a fucking CPA to just pay for life and can’t afford anything else. If a coop farm system existed I could do it though.
+--- 2573070
+>>2572930
+
+Probably have to be connected to get a spot. Anyone could raise pigs and become financially independent if they could just say hey let me do this and the govt lets them. 1 acre of pigs is $60k of meat.
+--- 2573071
+>>2572950
+
+Only 1st worlders with enough land to have outdoors
+--- 2573121
+>>2573070
+>1 acre of pigs is $60k of meat.
+on a feedlot maybe

out/2554084.txt

@@ -1111,3 +1111,42 @@ You have obsessive compulsive disorder, take your medication
 --- 2572848
 >>2566867
 Try cognitive behaviour therapy for obsessive compulsions and intrusive thoughts.
+--- 2573139
+>>2572357
+H-hot
+--- 2573143
+>>2554084 (OP)
+
+I was raised as a redneck and find the forests very comforting honestly.
+
+Not gonna lie brother you sound kinda soft if you are frightened by rural people just existing, like in Tucker and Dale vs Evil, it is kinda funny.
+
+There is reservation land in Appalachia that still live off the land in the traditional Indigenous way, and there are some mountain people that get by on very little or even no money at times.
+
+Still human beings. Not “feral people” for living in a traditional way in a natural, un-polluted environment. You go into the cities and people are left out homeless in the cold. That’s savagery, the greed and indifference of modern society. Not Jim Bob who just wants to live innawoods and be left alone.
+--- 2573145
+>>2573143
+>There is reservation land in Appalachia where people* still live off the land in the traditional Indigenous way
+If you try this on federal land, you will end up in handcuffs, but people were just living there doing that before it became federal land. You can do this on your own private land, and you can get away with stealth camping on public land.
+--- 2573148
+>>2573145
+Park rangers will just peacefully try to move you along, if they can even detect you. Would just be respectful and polite when dealing with them, they are not bad people.
+--- 2573171
+>>2554163
+>Meth addicts aren't that handy
+bro i know a few people who smoke and they're incredibly handy. they aren't full-blown tweakers, however
+--- 2573239
+>>2554084 (OP)
+Another redneck here -- from rural NorCal: They aren't. Why are you so goddam jumpy?
+--- 2573249
+>>2556597
+Its the 'unhoused'.
+--- 2573255
+>>2554084 (OP)
+A lot of central/western european forests are actually being maintained by land owners or the government. It's hard to find truly wild forests there. And most wild preditors have been hunted to extinction. That's not the case at all in NA.
+--- 2573264
+>>2554174
+fuck, that video reminded my of that russian dude's story about some deer encounters he and his friend had
+--- 2573311
+>>2572025
+He made the 411 books right? Is there a reason people on this board don't like him, or any controversy I am unaware of? Just curious because I have a pdf of one of his books from /lit/.

out/2557408.txt

@@ -441,3 +441,42 @@ Why are you huffing ass?
 >>2560628
 >>2560629
 That looks so good, anon. Chorizo, hash Browns, and pepper jack?
+--- 2573112
+>>2560651
+nice food pics anon, looks cosy af.
+--- 2573151
+>>2561325
+i see meat and vegetables in the pot, anon.
+--- 2573193
+Red beans and rice, a T-bone steak, biscuits.
+--- 2573205
+>>2570838
+>>2570844
+>>2570856
+
+The thought process of the true blue falcon in its natural habitat
+--- 2573206
+I usually just order delivery. Like apparently much of /out/ I classify staying home as "camping" and the stairs as "long hikes". You might as well just take the microwave, lead acid car batteries and solar panels "hiking" too if you're going to bring 10 lb cast iron pots.
+--- 2573245
+>>2559841
+>that big-meal-sleepy-feeling
+That's called having your gut bacteria killed off by all the beer and junk food. Eat more yoghurt.
+--- 2573252
+A burger. Pre-slice everything at home, freeze the beef. By the time you are ready for dinner the beef will be thawed
+--- 2573256
+>>2573245
+>muh gut
+Opinion discarded
+--- 2573315
+>>2560672
+You mean you guys don't parachute your way 40 miles into the forest and make it back home on foot? Fuckin car campers ngmi.
+--- 2573316
+>>2573206
+Is a wok too excessive?
+--- 2573320
+>>2557420
+>all the necessary ingredients and equipment
+>regular pot you'd have with you anyway
+>carrots, onions, potatoes, meat and spices
+Oh no, how will I carry all that??!!
+You must be severely autistic if you actually eat tortillas and fucking peanut butter instead of proper food and think that cooking is difficult or requires much equipment.

out/2559226.txt

@@ -764,3 +764,44 @@ Seeds don't stick to them, your pants don't get wet with water, walk through pud
 >>2572727
 Crocs are unironically not bad for this.
 If you want a proper trainer I find the Adidas Ozweegos pretty good. Nice fit, plenty of cushion.
+--- 2572919
+Wearing dese rn
+--- 2573004
+>>2572891
+crocks are insainly over priced. they were good when they were $15 a pair because you could absolutely destroy them and not feel bad at all while buying another pair.
+--- 2573006
+>>2572794
+There are a million hipster websites that sell laces. REI, moosejaw or even the OEM will sell you laces.
+I've never ever broken a round lace.
+--- 2573007
+>>2559226 (OP)
+good ankle support (my foot rolls easily) and comfy
+--- 2573027
+>>2559226 (OP)
+Hanwag Lhasa 2, good shoe
+--- 2573032
+>>2559298
+Good shoe for becoming a homosexual. It's the way they ease one into it.
+--- 2573105
+Anyone got any experience with mammut?
+--- 2573135
+>>2567115
+I have those exact boots and I can say they're ok. They fit very wide, a bout true to size, maybe slightly bigger because of the width. I ordered the Razorbacks recently and I'm waiting to compare them to the Rangers.
+I wear an 8.5 in Oboz Sawtooth II and the 8.5 in the rangers is probably a cm more room in the heel length wise. The other problem is that when you crouch, the tops are a bit slim and they can compress across the top of the foot and toes. 7.5/10 Not bad, not my first choice but they are decent, had to replace insoles.
+--- 2573136
+Just my old tradie boots, nothing special. Solid pair of clean socks.
+--- 2573142
+>>2573027
+Got the all leather waxensteins. Toebox scratches alot but they are very comfy. Could be tougher leather though.
+--- 2573153
+>>2573006
+I have multiple knots in my shoelaces where they broke and I tied them back together.
+--- 2573160
+these
+--- 2573376
+>>2573160
+I used to wear these every day but ghw do you deal with the durability? I had to buy three new pairs every year. At 400 to 600 miles they just go to shit. 
+
+Then I started wearing more durable glued boots, much more cost effective but they wear out your joints on concrete...
+
+Now I'm looking at EVA and air cushioned stitched leather boots. They seem to last 4 to 6 times as long as Quest4Ds and don't grind down your knees as badly as PU-glued boots.

out/2561242.txt

@@ -145,3 +145,14 @@ The concealment of the mountains, plainclothes, and natural tree cover is enough
 However, a modern 21st century guerilla tunnel in the USA would have great possibilities, for the willing architects and digging enthusiasts. For one, we have power tools and digging equipment, making the digging process much faster using gasoline and electricity. We have cheap solar panels finally, batteries, advanced rifles, water purification, smartphones and laptops, camping gear.
 
 The basic principle is still the same, and it still works, but we can build even better tunnels now. High tech tunnels, cozy tunnels, American tunnels for American guerillas.
+--- 2573113
+>>2561242 (OP)
+That dude in a narrow passageway? He's 3m tall.
+What's your excuse for not going through one right now, manlet?
+I semi-recently heard of a guy who would just fucking dig from his basement, for 0 reson and with 0 plan but if you want to have something more structuraly sound there's a thread on doomsday bunkers on /diy/ right now.
+--- 2573116
+>>2572890
+Plenty of windows for sunlight and ventilation. It's not a basement, it's an underground home.
+--- 2573124
+>>2572890
+The house is dug out of a slope. If you think of the "front" of the house as the downhill direction, then there's no front door or windows, but you dig out a back courtyard and side doors and windows. Guy had more problems with bears than mold.

out/2562027.txt

@@ -1314,3 +1314,7 @@ I'm a neet in my 30s and I regret wasting my life. The thing keeping me going is
 --- 2572809
 >>2572481
 You can have those same experiences in the future if you have the motivation.
+--- 2573014
+>>2571067
+Triggered city dweller detected.
+No one is trying to take your electric beach cruzer away, Suzan.

out/2562341.txt

@@ -716,3 +716,35 @@ We keep our continental superiority in it.
 >>2570154
 
 My superiority seems to have lead to some buttmad.
+--- 2572923
+>>2572834
+"them" being the shoulder straps. You know, you can pad them. With pads. Because you're a woman if you need padding.
+--- 2572926
+>>2572834
+>1-2 pounds lighter
+lol wut, just put the bag on and walk, kek
+--- 2572934
+>>2562363
+>multi-day hikes
+I've gone backpacking for weeks with packs like this, and I wasn't even hunting and fishing. Would bring iodine or some means to purify water, so you don't have to haul a ton of water and can refill a canteen for drinking and showers. If you bring a rifle or trotline or a means to trap and catch fish and game, you can survive as long as you choose. Assuming you have the survival skills.
+--- 2572935
+>>2572934
+>I've gone backpacking for weeks with packs like this
+Not any special tactical gear, just normal civilian backpacking packs. They are pretty damn tall, you can fit tents, clothes, survival gear, dry foods, even an upright rifle inside or strapped to the side.
+--- 2572936
+>>2572935
+This is especially nice if you are doing something like canoe or kayak camping. But any physically fit hiker should be able to cover 15 miles at 2-3 mph pace in under 8 hours. If you are particularly fit and strong, you could carry a serious pack for 30 miles in 10 hours in a single day. Now imagine doing these long hikes all day, every day, then setting up camp in a new place every night. That's backpacking and it is a lot of hard work, but it is a great adventure.
+--- 2572974
+>>2572923
+jfc anon
+
+>>2572926
+Yeah I kind of suspect it doesn't matter much? But everyone makes out like it does, that you'll feel a fatigue difference off something like that. I'm kind of in a weird position experience wise because I've basically only used heavily built huge >75 liter loaded up packs or ultralight, at most a framesheet, <45 liter ones.
+--- 2573001
+Military styled packs = shit.
+--- 2573021
+>>2572974
+People who cry over the weight of the bag should probably just stay indoors. At the end of the day, if you like the bag and it holds your shit, then it's fine.
+--- 2573049
+>>2572371
+I have one. It's okay. I wouldn't really recommend it over just getting the medium though. The older I get the more trouble my shoulders give me, and this pack is just starting to become too annoying to carry over 10 miles.

out/2563515.txt

@@ -368,3 +368,17 @@ Even without animals you can survive on perseved foods but you need to supplemen
 Obviously you still need some income to buy preseved food. But with no overheads this could be something nearby a few times a year... Gardening or something idk
 
 If you're in north America you're already on easy mode
+--- 2572956
+>>2563515 (OP)
+consider using that money to rent for like a fortnight and working at a macdonalds, you will probably not die that way
+--- 2573002
+Bored and back in mummy's house in a fortnight with a load of out gear you'll never use again or sell, because it'll be cheap shit.
+--- 2573087
+>>2563515 (OP)
+Bro just keep the 2k.
+
+Get yourself up to one of the big west coast cities. Like Portland or Seattle or LA or San Fran. Find the closest store that has gear like REI (if Portland go now they gonna close). 
+
+So you just get a big cart and fill it up with gear and just go out of the store. No one will stop you not even the cops. Kinda hurry because they might try to close the doors if you have a lot of stuff but you can just start yelling about having to go take your meds and they will let you out.
+
+Bro I know this first hand you can get a lot of great gear this way. I traded out of all my Walmart stuff doing this I got all good shit now.

out/2563693.txt

@@ -105,3 +105,9 @@ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9ZYZa5U9zM [Embed]
 one can't go wrong with Hammock
 
 https://youtu.be/QwSazmPRfaI [Embed]
+--- 2573022
+Can't stop dreaming of that beautiful land. Would liberate for sure.
+
+https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqqkHeV8WBg [Embed]
+--- 2573196
+A little wrangler was born, I seen him squirming in the saddle all wet and warm

out/2564503.txt

@@ -403,3 +403,16 @@ catch & cook is the way lad
 >American jerky
 >international coffee
 You. I like you.
+--- 2573107
+Behold my garden.
+
+>>2572622
+Cheers.
+I'm a man of international supply chains.
+:-)
+--- 2573128
+>>2572613
+That's it bro. Can even run a line while you do other stuff. Can bring some veggies for vitamins and perhaps some carbs. Tortillas for fish tacos are not a bad idea. Dry milk powder is good for cereal. Of course if you can track, trap/shoot, and butcher your own game, you can eat like a king while camping. Securing meat and water means securing your indefinite survival, being a very energy dense food that can be cooked to be even more nutritious.
+--- 2573132
+>>2573128
+Fish trapping and survival fishing is a great way to passively secure food from the wilderness while focused on other tasks like setting up shelter and a fire. When you reach a point that your basic needs are secured, you are really left to your own devices. To write or prepare for a hunt, to play music from an instrument or distill traditional corn wash moonshine, to tend to your guerilla crops or to make sweaty love with a woman bent over against a tree. You know, normal camping activities.

out/2565329.txt

@@ -130,3 +130,7 @@ That’s the kinda shit a turbo wizard says.
 --- 2571984
 >>2567886
 That's cool
+--- 2573059
+>>2566004
+>>2566813
+I meant that I am born and raised in Norway and have never been to America. My great grandfathers parents brought him back to Norway, but his brothers stayed behind as they were older

out/2566351.txt

@@ -287,3 +287,12 @@ Well you're very retarden then. All I'm gathering from your little anecdote is h
 --- 2572607
 >>2572596
 Just keep it down or the wendigos will pee in your butt while you sleep
+--- 2572921
+>>2572568
+explains all the seething larpers itt
+--- 2572929
+>>2572921
+This. Speaker users stay close to normie containment zones; all you have to do is walk a while to find some peace and quiet.
+--- 2573003
+>>2566351 (OP)
+One you'll be happy for the coroner to pull out of your shite pipe.

out/2566391.txt

@@ -473,3 +473,9 @@ There are farms fucking everywhere, it's just the Midwest has large scale agricu
 --- 2571410
 >>2571353
 There's also 180 million mouths to feed, smoothbrain.
+--- 2573015
+>>2566734
+Yeah let's pump metric fucktons of saltwater onto a plateau using God knows how much electricity and infrastructure so we can permanently fuck up the environment by literally salting the earth. Retard.
+--- 2573018
+>>2573015
+Australia has a massive solar power desalination plant that provides fresh water using electricity and seawater. A lot of the food we produce is wasted and ends up in landfills, because food merchants and supermarkets throw it in the garbage for profit reasons.

out/2566570.txt

@@ -167,3 +167,71 @@ Also I don't pay rent
 >>2571436
 >Jews live on the mountain top and arabs down below, arabs don't come up here
 based. Do you acatullay live IN the tent?
+--- 2572917
+>>2571559
+
+Brother you are a homeless dude in a tent.
+
+I mean I've been homeless before, I was employed, lived in a shelter.
+
+Not disrespecting you for living in a tent, it's not like you are settling the West Bank.
+
+Not even settling period, just camping, you know there are a ton of caves out there too.
+
+I mean you are literally just a dude living in a tent posting on 4chan not hurting anyone.
+
+You could honestly get along with the native rural Arabs if you are kind and friendly.
+--- 2573129
+>>2572917
+The town my tent is at the edge of is famous for its residents attacking arabs and the IDF there are no arabs allowed on the top of the mountains every one who lives here is a kahanist
+--- 2573130
+>>2572910
+Yes, I really need to get a proper address but I don't know how
+--- 2573248
+>>2570146
+I’ve seen you post this in multiple threads now. How does burying the car provide any extra benefit? You’ve yet to explain that.
+--- 2573327
+>>2573248
+well now the property owner now has a rusted out piece of shit buried 2 feet into the ground that they have to remove once OP moves out. It's so obvious
+--- 2573328
+>>2566570 (OP)
+Lol yes I did it for like 2 years
+
+You got this OP
+--- 2573333
+I actually own a glaming tent almost exactly like pic relate, don't ask why. 
+
+I can soundly say that these are a very poor option because
+A. They cost a fortune compared to either a trailer or a Mongol style blanket tent. There's zero reason to buy a commercial glamp tent simply because the price is a joke. 
+B. They're terrible to live in, the longer you're in the same location the more evident the need for things like a floor,cloakroom, hard walls, a chimney etc become.
+They don't have integrated power which is a major issue because extention leads in tents are a bad combination. They don't have septic, and a self composting toilet outdoors isn't fun in winter. 
+
+Just buy an old caravan like everyone else, because your living situation isn't stable the portability of the caravan is critical.
+--- 2573339
+Also from my experience in tibet and the steepes in regards to building perminent tents:
+
+The tent is part of a camp, you need external structures like a water tank, wood shed, oven, power pole etc. Its easy enough to set up a tent at a camp site like you would an RV but it's another thing entirely to off grid in a tent. 
+
+A perminent tent isn't like a camping tent, many of the parts are large and it takes several days to assemble. Yes, several days, it's like building a small house. 
+
+I would recommend using a steel telescoping mid pole, two steel uprights arranged in a triangle, with wooden beams forming a quarter of a pie. This gives your center pole a rigid structure which avoids so many headaches.
+Set up the 3 poles on cement pavers and get a bunch more pavers to support a floating floor. The floor will be free standing with the tent draped over it. This allows for piping/power under the floor. 
+
+The walls should be made of a diagonal lattice of heavy PVC pipe, join it all the way around then build a solid pine doorway, cut the PVC, bolt through the doorway into the open ends of the pipes.
+Lay 6 wooden poles outside the perimiter to compliment your 2 structural poles which were attatched to the main pole.
+
+Put beams between all 8 poles and the center pole, having a metal pole cap with brackets is strongly recomended.
+Now brace up the roof with studs just like you would frame a regular roof. Nails and a nailgun recommended. 
+
+For the tent material there are many options but you're going to have to sew a lot of plastic tarps together propperly, learn to layer and rope regular wool blankets.
+Vapor barrier and modern insulation would work but I'm not exactly sure how, you would probably use the tinfoil vapor barrier under the tarp, then the insulation, then the wool.
+
+While this is still expensive, it's more than possible to buy milsurp blankets,fabricate the simple metal parts, plumb your own PVC for a free standing gravity fed tap/sink.
+--- 2573347
+This is very different to a glamping yurt in many ways, you dont naively expect to set your tent up on lovely soft grass, you give up any windows for propper insulation, there's no internal structures because you're going to be using coat hangers for everything, it takes days to assemble and isn't strictly redeployable- but you only plan of redeploying it at most once a year. 
+
+You will gravel a path up to it, set up an external camp oven/ forge out of straw/clay.
+
+You will be extremely disciplined living in a tent, you will NEVER bring in candles, electric heating elements, any kind of fire box, or any kind of gas cylinder. Not an oxygen cylinder, not a LPG stove, not a trangia, not a jetboil, you will not store any of these things inside, you will not let anyone else bring these things inside. Much like a ship at sea these safety precautions become a way of life. Even legit tent dwellers who fail to abide are routinely fucked up, by long term exposure to carbon monoxide, by asphixiation, by their tent catching fire, being seriously burned inside a collapsed tent. This isn't a banya, you live here, you can't abandon this structure if it is damaged. 
+
+You must also know how to clean a yurt and exterminate vermin in a yurt, including removing bed bugs. Everything must be not only clean but cleanable.

out/2567001.txt

@@ -506,3 +506,9 @@ Waaaiiittt, whatthefuck, nigger?! Stop!! The Ranger's my favorite model.
 --- 2572909
 >>2572799
 Better get them while you still can.
+--- 2573120
+>>2571391
+Is that actually selling? Victorinox is for multiools, not single bladed knives. for the same price as that thing you can probably get a spyderco in at least VG10 instead of vic's 1.4110
+--- 2573198
+>>2572909
+I already have one. But looks like I now need to have another one.

out/2567465.txt

@@ -183,3 +183,13 @@ Part of the fun is dealing with the challenges. You need a new mindset.
 --- 2572039
 >>2567465 (OP)
 Cannabis
+--- 2572964
+>>2567465 (OP)
+Do a sport or something with friends, if you are friendless (4chan, understandable) pretend you like photography or will use the photos you take as drawing references or for backgrounds of a game you want to make. I have the same thing and like to walk when i am listening to something or focusing on the future (day dreaming), you'll be healthier if you feel good exercising so sports are also good. People generally are willing to go outside if there's another goal, but if there's no reason to go outside the whole process will be intolerable regardless (related,he's in the desert or something with the sun in his eyes) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIuqVjPvN6k&t=20s [Embed]
+--- 2572968
+How could you not like being out doors?
+--- 2572978
+>>2567465 (OP)
+Start with a good pair of earbuds and just listen to youtube videos while you /out/. This helps you to not get bored or to "want" to be inside. As for the clothing situation, just fucking get over it. With the right clothes, you should be comfortable in literally any environment. You're gonna have to suck it up and buy weather appropriate clothes. You should have the ability to sit comfy in 0° and 38° respectively and if you don't, you need to buy and wear better clothes. Same thing for the sunscreen and hot weather. Just cover up, wear a long sleeve sunshirt and pants, lather up in sunscreen, get a brimmed hat. 
+
+Another thing that helps to is to have a target while /out/ing. When you go into the woods or hills, you should be trying to find something. Examples are mushrooms, herbs, berries, minerals, fossils, skulls, antlers, artifacts, gold, war relics, living plants, flowers, insects, animal photography, fishing, hunting wild game, metal detecting, and so on. Having a point to your adventure helps to keep you outside once you are there. Find something you like that comes from the woods and just go out and find them. The dopamine hit is just 10/10 once you find what you are looking for.

out/2567516.txt

@@ -272,3 +272,6 @@ I also enjoy smoking while I'm hiking as long as it's not too strenuous, clenchi
 --- 2572711
 >>2572115
 At least you didn't do that to a briar. Lesson learned, dumbass. You don't clean a pipe with soap. Try using high proof bourbon. Throw that cob away and buy another one.
+--- 2573019
+>>2571807
+Comfy! Location? Baccy?

out/2567610.txt

@@ -354,3 +354,12 @@ fuel weighs more than most isobutane setups. colder than 30 degrees? gonna have
 Literally the opposite of reality. Where do people come up with this garbage? Are they misinformed or just old fashioned retards?
 --- 2572788
 If you've tried these pieces of shit you know they suck compared to a pocket stove. The weight difference is not much but one works every time and boils your water/cooks your food like your stove at home, the other is playing the waiting game. My backup plan is sticks and brush if it's life and death
+--- 2572918
+>>2572768
+>colder than 30
+
+Here’s Shug camping at -30°F and using a Fancee Feest stove the next morning. He actually has a few ideas similar to this one. 
+https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DbiWJV3JSwM [Embed]
+
+Butane canisters fail just below freezing and Isobutane starts to fail in the teens. You can mount them upside down but only if you have a stove made to work with liquid fuel rather than vaporized gas (or both, as is usually the case with liquid fuel stoves). That is, a typical stove like a Pocket Rocket or BRS3000 won’t work. Here’s an article on why canister stoves fail in the winter. 
+https://winterbackpacking.com/will-a-canister-stove-work-for-winter-backpacking/#:~:text=With%20an%20isobutane%20canister%2C%20a,temperature%20of%2011°F.

out/2568463.txt

@@ -20,3 +20,9 @@ Nah, gonna get rich and buy a massive plot of land and roam around it naked, spe
 Holy shit, I replied to this thread like a month ago. Bump.
 --- 2572117
 >>>/hm/
+--- 2573280
+>>2568463 (OP)
+Not this year. I just got a full-time job, now I will pay off my student loan, then I will need to save up some money and then I'm free. Ironic? yes.
+--- 2573302
+>>2573280
+>and then I'm free

out/2568900.txt

@@ -321,3 +321,9 @@ The Paul Kirtley podcast. It’s a good one
 >>2571369
 >>2571371
 Moot point retards. You can use the Baofeng to freely transmit on FRS (Family Radio Service) channels with no license. I believe MURS as well. And FRS is what is used by regular basic bitch walkie talkies, so if you have a Baofeng and your friends have Motorolas or whatever it will work
+--- 2572938
+Rough ballpark on how much an 18 foot aluminum canoe weighs? I found a good deal on one but might have to haul it up onto the roof rack of my truck on my own, is that feasible?
+--- 2573000
+>>2572699
+I've had a thermarest inflatable pad for 20 years (it still works fine) and two years ago got a Nemo. The Nemo is better in every way--lighter, more compressible, thicker when inflated, easier to inflate, better insulated, more comfortable.
+If the Nemo makes it 20 years than it's well worth the $200. Hell, it's worth it if it makes it even half that.

out/2569313.txt

@@ -253,3 +253,33 @@ If you get caught you will get a fine in the worst case. It's not like it's an a
 --- 2572900
 it's pretty difficult to get caught
 berühr rasen
+--- 2573118
+why did he went for a run in the first place?
+>walk out peacefully with your bow to shoot some arrows to a tree on a hill like usually
+>some boomer couple sees you walking with a bow
+>Annegret ofc panics and need to call the police on you, while you're not doing anything illegal, just walking with a bow.
+>4 cops show up, 3 stronk waman, and they make up bs and want to arrest you
+>you do the needful and disarm them
+leads biggest police endeavor so far for a single person.
+>Germany
+--- 2573144
+>>2573118
+I was rooting so hard for that guy.
+Even more so when I found out he shot his girlfriend with a crossbow once.
+Using your girlfriend as target practice is one of the most based things a man can do.
+Sadly he went out with a bang. 
+He's a hero in my eyes.
+--- 2573161
+>>2569380
+See if he had a stealth camp or hidden bushcraft shelter or tunnel encampment then they wouldn’t even find him. Realistically, it’s impossible to enforce something like this on sparse rural areas. They didn’t even try this shit down here, even the state governments resisted the lockdowns. Has a lot to do with all these guns people own.
+--- 2573162
+>>2569494
+Hmm well sometimes Germans have funny camping trips with torches on ancient prehistoric ancestral ritual grounds in a sort of collective ethnic Germanic tribal consciousness to try and remember who we are and what the Volk really means as a race and people from the forests and soil of Germany but that might violate free speech restrictions.
+--- 2573165
+>>2573162
+
+Does that make you feel uneasy?
+
+Ethnic Germans gathering in their ancestral forests with torches at night to carry on the traditions of their tribal ancestors?
+
+If it makes you feel uneasy, it’s because it’s true and powerful. It is the ancestral land of the German race, while the government is an artificial construct. They would consider Indigenous German cultural practices as hate crimes, but then again they are not Volk, yet run the government and tell you how to behave in your ancestral forest.

out/2569529.txt

@@ -384,3 +384,7 @@ Based on the thumbnail I thought it was a pic of someone putting out their cigar
 >>2570846
 when I was in scouts as a wee lad the fat old scoutmaster made us put rocks in our pack to practice hiking fully loaded
 he was actually a pretty cool guy and we did some cool shit but both his knees were permanently destroyed and he had to wear braces for any real hiking at all. He did a much better job at motivating us kids to lighten our packs than to work our way up to being able to carry 70lb backpacks and feeling manly about it for the decade or so before total patella ejection
+--- 2573013
+>>2572597
+Its a mycology meme.
+Esoteric but not bad.

out/2569643.txt

@@ -165,3 +165,8 @@ forgot to add:
 although it is generally illegal to load it or discharge it in a public place, if you have a reasonable excuse such as defending yourself or dispatching a wounded animal then it is OK.
 --- 2572863
 >>2569643 (OP)
+--- 2573065
+>>2569643 (OP)
+We invented dogs in order to protect ourselves and our life stock from wild beasts.
+--- 2573312
+Just wait until I introduce taipans and tiger snakes into Israel.

out/2570009.txt

@@ -168,3 +168,56 @@ based
 --- 2572528
 >>2570009 (OP)
 Litefiter 1 cause it was free from the amry
+--- 2572990
+>>2572465
+The MSR Hubba will leak if it rains hard. Overall it's way too heavy for what it offers.
+--- 2572993
+>>2572990
+No and no.
+--- 2573023
+>>2572990
+>3lb
+>too heavy
+Post tiny, effeminate wrists
+--- 2573040
+>>2572028
+>mowed lawn
+>>2570327
+tarp and bug tent is the best advice for 3 seasons. if you are afraid of your set-up skills like >>2570457, then get a modular tent that can be set up fly-only.
+--- 2573094
+>>2572990
+1124g
+That's about the weight of 1l of water.
+How is that heavy for an entire tent?
+--- 2573095
+>>2573094
+>how is it heavy?
+Compared to other tents at the same price point it’s pretty heavy.
+--- 2573108
+>>2570009 (OP)
+Several years ago I bought this fjord nansen tromvik 1. It's two wall, and thus quite heavy: 1.6kg.
+I did see several one person tents side by side. I personally dislike those coffin-shaped ones.
+If I were to buy a tent now, it would be >>2570014 (naturehike cloud up 2) - larger, lighter, and still reasonably rainproof. 
+
+That tromvik 1 I own fits literally a single person inside, almost all your stuff needs to stay outside (it's a two-wall tent, so "outside" means outside chamber, not tent).
+I'm slim, so I lie with my head towards the narrow end of the tent to fit some stuff I prefer to keep inside by my knees.
+
+Fjord nansen is a somewhat renown brand in my country, but still the interconnection of the pole segments was done in a way that fails unless you fix the design flaw yourself. The problem is that to connect two segments - metal tubes - there is another thinner tube fitted inside one of the segments; when the inner tube gets loose and moves inside, the connection fails. I've seen the same design flaw in many other tents as well.
+
+On the other hand, that tent is quite tall (I can sit inside without touching the "ceiling") and long enough for a tall person, and it does well in heavy rain. In general, the dimensions are thought out if you're fine with keeping your backpack (or bike panniers) between the outer and inner wall.
+--- 2573137
+>>2573095
+>pretty heavy
+Define "pretty"
+--- 2573175
+Alpschads…..
+--- 2573250
+All you people sleeping on this tent I've linked. No need for some $600 tent, this one was probably made at the same factory in China. I've had mine for 8 years and never had an issue with it. Hundreds of trips, barely noticeable in weight
+
+https://www.walmart.com/ip/Ozark-Trail-1-Person-Backpacking-Tent-with-Vestibule-for-Gear-Storage/519270004
+--- 2573257
+>>2573250
+I respect OT for coming out and saying that their tents aren't really made for inclimate weather. That said, the last tent I got from them started tearing after a couple of setups and is now relegated to fair-weather backyard shit when the wife's relatives come to visit. Individual experiences may vary.
+--- 2573269
+>>2573257
+Yeah I don't think it's meant for extreme weather, but where I go you know what you're getting into waaaay ahead of time. One of the perks of California. But for a 3 season tent it does the trick. Like I said never had an issue. I had before it a 2 person OT tent for 6 years before a homeless guy stole it and my sleeping bag out of my car's trunk when I had come back from a trip

out/2570497.txt

@@ -365,3 +365,50 @@ So he is retarded
 --- 2572839
 >>2572835
 It's a /pol/ troll. Of course he is retarded.
+--- 2572983
+>>2570497 (OP)
+We're actively destroying and polluting the environment but rock stacking is bad mkay?
+--- 2573016
+>>2571857
+>carries along cartoon dolls and take pictures with them
+>been doing it for years
+Get some friends, loser.
+--- 2573078
+>>2573016
+>cartoon
+>dolls
+--- 2573090
+>>2573016
+He posts OC.
+You post banter.
+You are not the same.
+--- 2573093
+>>2570497 (OP)
+I have decided to become a stacker
+--- 2573177
+When the route isn't obvious, I intentionally stack rock cairns near goat tracks to bamboozle anyone who can't use a topographical map and compass.
+
+No need to thank me, just doing my bit to thin the herd.
+--- 2573179
+>>2573177
+>the anti-anti-map-user
+You get a pass. If I kick over your stacks I apologize.
+--- 2573181
+>>2573177
+
+Are you a druid
+--- 2573229
+>>2570746
+Birds that nest in rock piles along rivers wouldn't survive in the US due to the predator population. A fox or coyote would have a field day. On top of that we like to add extra non native predators to the mix, like pythons and iguanas, just to make it extra spicy for the native wildlife.
+--- 2573230
+>>2572452
+Imagine going to the championships and during the judging you just went ham and started kicking over all the rocks.
+--- 2573251
+>>2573229
+
+If you stack rocks the Coyotes will become bamboozled by them, so the iquanas will be able to reproduce on river beds and then spread out, damaging the ecosystem.
+--- 2573253
+Their survival strategy is based on stealth, as there are also predators, like wild cats and foxes in Europe.
+--- 2573272
+>>2570514
+It ruins the wilderness because it is a clear sign of humans beign around and on "trails" it can be dangerous because it can lead people the wrong way as these things are used to mark the route..

out/2570527.txt

@@ -32,3 +32,5 @@ his point was probably that youre supposed to lay diagonally, so that you lay re
 --- 2572089
 >>2570527 (OP)
 Do you sleep in a hammock with just underwear and underquilt/topquilt? Or are you fully dressed?
+--- 2573298
+I can't sleep in a hammock because my knees are fucked. Any tips for an Anon to become hammock pilled?

out/2570531.txt

@@ -78,3 +78,6 @@ ROFL at the thought of Jeff The Killer being a government psyop
 Almost wish it were true, would be funny as fuck
 --- 2571756
 You sound like an insufferable white woman
+--- 2573348
+>>2571503
+Don’t forget the USS Liberty. The real boogeyman is out there

out/2570698.txt

@@ -93,3 +93,9 @@ That region hates Obama because his policy's closed down the coal plants and wit
 but it's been less than 20 years, and most of it you cannot even tell from the roads or tops of the hills it was once stripped mined. Trees grown on it, and grasses replaced/let grown back. 
 
 I'm not saying it's a pretty place to live- large portion of people there are horrible people. The younger folks leave and never come back unless they have no other choice. Their boom was in the 80's and every house built in the region is a cheaply slapped up Mcmasnion thats rotting from the ground up, at least every 4 out of 5 homes I saw had termite damage, rot, or some electrical fire in the past. along with the corruption of local small town politics, where who ever in town has the most money, gets to do what the fuck ever they want. God help you if that person is also a righteous bible thumper.
+--- 2573352
+>>2570983
+OP is a mine in Mongolian, thats not going to happen there.
+--- 2573354
+>>2570698 (OP)
+And they had to get rid of those plants to mine coal to power your computer to make this stupid post.

out/2570918.txt

@@ -106,3 +106,26 @@ Hot soapy water flush, compressed air blast, rinse, dry, and oil.
 --- 2572808
 >>2570918 (OP)
 Anyone else use a neck knife on /out/ shit?
+--- 2573008
+>>2570918 (OP)
+>Scared of a knife
+do eurotrash really?
+>>2570922
+The depth of retardation expressed by obedient, passive serfs is inexplicable. Imagine giving up self defensive items because some Karen is scared of them....bitch, that's the point.
+--- 2573010
+>>2572808
+There is no such thing as a neck knife. Whatever marketing retard that came up with that needs to be sterilized. I have a small fixed blade that I pocket Carey because having a knife dangling around your neck is retard and unnecessary...and unsafe in most industries.
+--- 2573017
+>>2573008
+imagine protesting to have a constitutional right taken away from you.
+holy shit progs really ARE cattle.
+>mommy govern me harder!
+--- 2573117
+>>2573008
+Bruh I don't know where he lives either, I don't think anyone would care in most places in europe.
+--- 2573341
+>>2571298
+>Fillet fish
+>skin game
+>eat
+You have teeth anon, you dont need a knife or scissors for any of that.

out/2570934.txt

@@ -168,3 +168,36 @@ Montegos or lucky strikes cause im fucking poor
 --- 2572693
 >>2570934 (OP)
 Marlboro southern cut, not often but its nice at night under the stars
+--- 2572971
+American spirits orange or gold. I don't smoke often, and I like that they last a long time.
+--- 2572995
+>>2571272
+Mods get paid. Jannies do not.
+--- 2573085
+>>2571210
+Same but gave it up a month or so back. Circulation was getting fucked.
+--- 2573119
+>>2572995
+Do they get paid in Reddit coins?
+--- 2573157
+I smoked a pack a day from about 18 to 30 and then mostly quit, I only smoke socially now and go through maybe a pack a month. Marlboro 27s are my usual choice but my favorite are really Mevius when I can get them, which has sadly gotten really hard in the last few years.
+--- 2573176
+>>2572673
+>he hasn't seen it the 8700 other times its been posted in the last 5 years
+
+>>2572995
+also that
+
+fuck it maybe ill apply next time jannies open, off topic LARP shit has rekt k, then it ruined ck and now it's happened to out. reddit just has so many giant assholes though.
+--- 2573213
+>>2572338
+How do you dry or cure ur tobaccy, I've got the space and want to also grow some.
+--- 2573303
+>>2570948
+Take the pipe pill my friend. 
+Inside a little while ago. Found a blend called Haunted Bookshop which ticked boxes for me. Also one called Peterson early morning pipe. 
+With those 2 blends I'm all sorted.
+--- 2573304
+>>2573303
+*I did a little while ago
+Fuck autocorrect

out/2571029.txt

@@ -52,3 +52,14 @@ They passed laws that target air rifles too
 >>2571055
 >Liberal retards flood the board with retardation about guns regularly and get shot for being retards
 >Liberal retards think everyone who disagrees with their shit logic and dishonest facts MUST be the same person reeeee
+--- 2572960
+>>2571047
+imagine being you...
+--- 2572985
+>>2571029 (OP)
+>I like to imagine myself living in the woods with a rifle slung over my shoulder
+Bro this is called living in rural America and going hunting it's not that big of a deal ain't gotta live like Uncle Ted or some guy from some movie. I've got a computer and internet bro, water and climate control, we are not living in tents.
+--- 2572986
+>>2572985
+
+Going hunting is not a huge deal and it can provide a lot of food or even provide a good living if you are a skillful hunter.

out/2571089.txt

@@ -38,3 +38,32 @@ This here map is the best one I could find of where the crown land is. The grey
 --- 2572883
 >>2571089 (OP)
 If nobody knows you are or ever were there then nothing is off-limits.
+--- 2572932
+>>2571089 (OP)
+Steve Wallis asserts that it is.
+--- 2573034
+>>2571089 (OP)
+People in BC are super friendly and pretty much are familiar with the LAW that says you can camp anywhere, as long as you let the property owner know when you show up. Just knock on the door and say "I'll be using this land for a few days" and set up your tent.
+--- 2573038
+>>2572858
+Yeah public land is fine for camping, just be prepared. You can even fish and hunt on public land, though I don't know the law in BC. It's best not to leave a trace as well, as if you were never there, it is good stewardship of the environment. It is also a challenge to do stealth camping, where you camp undetected and leave without a trace, legally of course. This is not even broaching the subjects of dugouts, tunnels, and caves.
+--- 2573039
+>>2573034
+>Just knock on the door and say "I'll be using this land for a few days" and set up your tent.
+Down here you might get blasted with rock salt trying to camp on someone's random private property, but there is a lot of wild land and public lands.
+--- 2573045
+>>2573038
+>It is also a challenge to do stealth camping, where you camp undetected and leave without a trace
+There is something to be said about being hidden, concealed, camping in complete and perfect privacy. A pit shelter, hidden with a tarp and debris. A small tent hidden with bushcraft. It's very comfortable.
+--- 2573060
+>>2573034
+I'd be too concerned about randos fucking up my woods and/or getting themselves killed. Imagine saving for years to get a nice piece of land and then finding corpses while you're out for a walk because some idiot didn't layer properly.
+--- 2573064
+>>2571090
+Nigger mentality
+--- 2573068
+>>2573064
+well, for public land, or land owned by some non-resident entity (say a logging company or NGO) i don't care. they don't deserve the right to gate keep locals.
+
+That said, it's a very very very different scenario if it's a private party's land who lives on it, or works it
+>t landowner

out/2571228.txt

@@ -239,3 +239,19 @@ What you pick is personal preference but a soft boot like a Lowa Renegade is obv
 >>2572077
 >boots have more tread than my Nikes
 So do trail runners
+--- 2572953
+>>2572130
+Yeah great infographic.
+
+If there is even a little bit of slope to the ground you are walking, meaning it is anything other than a paved path through a park, you absolutely must wear mid top or taller boots with heavy lugged soles and protective rubber welt or you will fall directly on your face and break both your ankles.
+--- 2572959
+>>2572130
+>>2572953
+Thanks guys, that helps a lot. I will take a look at them. Are there any other brands that you can recommend for europoors?
+--- 2572970
+>>2571228 (OP)
+>I could do 30-60 mile day hikes / day-night hikes in those types of shoes, in wet conditions
+
+Well I wear Altra Lone Peak, which are zero drop foot shaped minimalish teal runners, and I do 70 - 100 mile hikes in literal thunderstorms the whole way and have no problems at all. 
+
+Fresh as a daisy at the end of the hike I don't even need to drink or eat so you clearly have no idea what you are talking about.

out/2571250.txt

@@ -40,3 +40,24 @@ Fatty fatty 2x4 detected
 --- 2571389
 >>2571250 (OP)
 I was sweating out in -25C, dreading summer
+--- 2573072
+>>2571254
+and dangling balls
+--- 2573082
+>>2571250 (OP)
+nah. I have had snow imby for 6 months. Its snowed last night...i am ready for warmers temps.
+--- 2573146
+I don't mind getting sweaty, but holy shit do I hate fucking swamp ass.
+--- 2573158
+>>2573146
+I don’t mind the heat or humidity. Survival of the fittest out here, nature separates the weak from the strong. To strive and struggle and endure til you see it through and completed, makes you feel alive. Like mountain climbing.
+--- 2573356
+The ticks are biting after like 35 mins this year here.
+'Ate Mud Season
+'Ate Bug Season
+Love me September
+Simple as.
+--- 2573359
+>>2571250 (OP)
+bitch i'm still fucking waiting for it to warm up past 50f, shits cold as fuck
+i can't wait till the nights are an easy 70, then it'll actually be livable

out/2571466.txt

@@ -55,3 +55,6 @@ Stopped reading here. Imagine still thinking private property in 2023
 Based, gotta love those ballsy old 2 strokes. 
 >>2571583
 Oh just shut the hell up, fucking clown
+--- 2573192
+>>2571466 (OP)
+Looks cool. Try to always get ethanol free gas. You prolly already know this but you have to add oil to the gas for a 2 stroke. Mixing ratio should be on the engine somewhere.

out/2571561.txt

@@ -95,3 +95,11 @@ A David Paulides "Missing 411" copy, firearm and some wood ash mixed with your g
 --- 2572855
 >>2571561 (OP)
 If you really want to find one you can't have your phone or camera with you
+--- 2573057
+Cryptids? These are one of these things you only see overweight people on youtube talk about?
+Obese Americans that deepest dive into the woods isn't even getting on the sidewalk, but driving up to the 'haunted' theme park and using their drone for footage from the front seat of their car and then rereading reddit /r/nosleep spam.
+--- 2573152
+>>2571866
+I can smell the room that post has been written in from here.
+Wrotten Nacho cheese, old socks, cumrags and sweat.
+It's like I'm there.

out/2571591.txt

@@ -68,3 +68,6 @@ you're a cuck
 --- 2572875
 >>2572426
 awesome. My man Vostok released the Smokey patch he mentioned in the last thread.
+--- 2573009
+>>2572426
+thank

out/2571710.txt

@@ -313,3 +313,183 @@ I can't wait for the day that I'll have a fresh tomato again. I was amazed last
 thanks for explaining as to why nobody treats organic seriously at the store, because this is the mindset and you end up paying more for the same shit.
 >Synthetic chemicals are often better because they are pure, "organic" products can be as harmful as anything else.
 I like how your approach can only reach a solution of "what do I spray it with, i'v got to spray it with s-o-m-e-t-h-i-n-g"
+--- 2572944
+>>2572436
+was going to say the same thing. Had this happen with some beans that I forgot to move out of direct light while I was potting up
+--- 2572947
+>>2572873
+humidity I just let naturally occur usually 60% during the day and 40% at night. I have fans above to to give the plants some breeze and one on the intake to keep temps around 82. 
+
+I use soil blocks
+--- 2572954
+>>2572593
+how many potatoes are you planning on eating?
+20kg of seed potatoes could give you around 150-200kg to harvest
+--- 2572955
+>>2572594
+>peas sprouted
+>carrots sprouted
+>spinach sprouted
+>corn sprouted
+>squash sprouted
+>chard sprouted
+>spring onions sprouted
+>herbs sprouted
+so far i've only been harvesting mizuna leaves but its coming bros
+--- 2572957
+>>2572645
+found a fat worm in my garden, and i mean faaaat
+
+also
+>Giant Gippsland Earthworm
+>This worm is native to Australia, and it is known to be one of the largest worms in the world at a typical length of between thirty and forty inches long
+--- 2572962
+>>2572954
+>how many potatoes are you planning on eating?
+ALL of the potatoes.
+No but really, it depends on how my harvest goes.
+I'm not going to baby my potatoes and they will mostly have to fight for themselves, so I imagine the yield per plant will be greatly reduced. Another thing is the initial growing conditions won't be super luxurious either.
+So they will be challenged to put it lightly.
+
+Anyway I will go and dig(with no machinery) as much as I can, plant as much as I can, and then harvest and eat as much as I can.
+
+My retardation knows no bounds.
+--- 2572963
+will black containers cook the roots of my strawberries?
+--- 2572989
+>>2572963
+Probably not but it depends on the size and how hot your area gets. They'll probably dry out faster.
+--- 2573041
+Just shoveled in a ton of overpriced but very sexy smelling compost yesterday. Planted some herbs, zucchini squash, some hot pepper seeds that are probably a few years out of date just to see what happens, lettuce, and leaving room for tomatoes once there's no more frost danger. Potatoes on the left. Plans for a motte behind it to let carrots and turnip till the soil for me forthcoming. Nicer looking keyhole garden next year. Bonsai material saved from the mower in small pot. 
+
+>>2572482
+I've taken to doing what the guerilla gardeners do in cities and plant shade tolerant and soil fixing crops wherever I have room. The yield isn't great but you can plant a whole lot more outside of traditional rows and beds.
+--- 2573043
+>>2571710 (OP)
+
+Front lawn gardening update. I’m the anon who has a wild flower and pollinator yard. 
+
+The city sent someone out to finally speak to me in February. They were arguing the state flower was a weed. 
+
+>>I asked for a legal definition of a weed
+>>legal definition of mulch
+>>showed her 2 state laws for conservation that void any municipal laws
+>>the city manager was supposed look at these items and come back to walk my yard with me
+
+It is now more than 2 months later. Are they leaving me alone? Have they told turf lawn boomers they are fucked?
+--- 2573044
+>>2573041
+>eventually, I grew to hate them.
+--- 2573046
+>>2573044
+FREE MEAT!
+--- 2573056
+>>2572776
+Once you notice that your plum suddenly withers (what?!), so you take a close look why all leafs are hanging down limply, and you notice that they simply got sucked out by a legion of aphids installed and guarded by a colony of ants, then there is no sane solution other than spraying the tree with a systemic pesticide.
+
+Once you notice that your pine lost half of its needles overnight and the reminder of your tree moves, so you take a close look and you notice pine sawfly larvae, then there is no sane solution other than spraying the tree with a pesticide (unless you've got a couple of hours to remove them by hand).
+
+And please explain to me how to grow a peach without spraying it with fungicides every year...
+--- 2573061
+>>2573043
+Hold strong. Fuck these fucking boomer faggots.
+--- 2573069
+>>2572903
+The whole organic vs standard farming stuff is not about no chemicals at all, but rather no chemicals when there exists an alternative solution other than "burn everything down".
+
+The problem with standard farming is that you spray regardless whether it's necessary, and you use the cheapest and strongest shit that is still allowed.
+It's like "oh, it's mid April, so I must spray all my apple trees with that pesticide" without even checking whether the target insects are present anywhere nearby.
+
+A good example of what the standard farming does and the organic is required not to do is dessication.
+This is essentially killing plants such as legumes, some grains, sunflowers, corn etc. with herbicides shortly before harvest.
+It's a purely economic thing – when a plant dies, it speeds up seed development, so they ripen more simultaneously, and the plant dries, so this makes harvesting less complicated and thus cheaper.
+Does any farmer care that you consume the whatever substance that killed the plant? The officially allowed ones are said to be harmless for human, but glyphosate is cheaper and legal to buy, so guess what the farmers use...
+--- 2573074
+>>2572962
+why the obsession with potatoes?
+--- 2573080
+>>2572963
+did not for me on even on fist sized pots but i grow them in partial sun, strawberries, raspberries, blackcuckrrants all sunburn in summer in my place
+--- 2573092
+>>2573046
+This is getting ridiculous. Someone is feeding these fuckers.
+--- 2573114
+>>2573069
+One of the biggest blackpills to swallow. Knowing this and knowing a manority of humanity doesn't have the land/resources to grow their own food or buy everything organic sickens me. Especially when the majority don't even realise it themselves.
+--- 2573115
+>>2573044
+fuck 'em
+--- 2573123
+>>2573074
+>he thinks it's only potatoes
+I do this with everything I plant
+--- 2573125
+>>2573092
+>blessed with free meat
+>complains
+>Someone is feeding these fuckers.
+It's your isn't it?
+>>2573114
+>>2573069
+Again this covers why, I find "organic" to be bullshit most of the time, because it still gets sprayed with shit when I expect a clean product.
+Which is the entire reason I grow stuff myself because that's the only way I can guarantee the quality of the product by guaranteeing the quality of the soil and the eco system in the soil/land.
+>>2573056
+pardon my ignorance but
+>aphids, less nitrogen, lady bugs
+>sawfly larva, some kind of bird that eats them, maybe woodpeckers?
+>peaches without fungicides, don't know shit about growing peaches in particular but healthier plants resist diseases and pests better, so maybe up the BRIX scale of your plants?
+--- 2573149
+>>2573125
+>aphids, less nitrogen, lady bugs
+Lol, you just proved you never grown anything for real. Lacewings, ladybugs, aphid midges larvae and most hover flies larvae and even some spiders are actively attacked by ants once they try to eat the aphids, so when the aphids are bred by ants, all those natural aphid predators are either eaten or thrown off the plant by ants.
+
+>sawfly larva, some kind of bird that eats them, maybe woodpeckers?
+Sawfly larvae are capable of defoliating a large part of your tree before the birds notice their presence. And you probably don't have enough birds around to eat all the larvae before the larvae eat your tree.
+Pest of this kind can even literally eat a whole forest. The pine beauty has eaten approximately 220 000 ha (850 square miles) of pine forest in my country in 1922-1923. The only thing that killed the pine beauties back then was some epidemic disease that could spread for the pine beauties were literally everywhere.
+
+>don't know shit about growing peaches
+So shut up.
+Except from fungicides there is only one way to prevent the peach leaf curl: let no water – even morning dew – touch the peach tree since November until mid May. So you either afford a greenhouse with controlled humidity, or you spray the peach trees with fungicides, or you have leaf curl.
+Some peach varieties don't die when they have leaf curl every season, but those sold for their tasty fruits survive less than five years if you don't fight the leaf curl.
+--- 2573164
+>>2573149
+>So shut up.
+Have you grown every plant on earth? No, so shut up.
+--- 2573208
+any suggestions on fostering morels? last season i got buckets full on my property, this year i've only seen like half a dozen.
+
+i'm not sure if there's anything better than a steak with sautéed morels, i got spoiled last year.
+--- 2573225
+>>2572667
+There is two types of sunflowers. Confection and oilers. Confection are used for eating in or without the shell. And they're normally have black and gray stripes. And they have thicker shells than oilers. Oilers are normally black. And have smaller thinner shells compared to confectionary sunflowers. You can still eat oiler seeds. Its just harder to crack the shell since they're smaller and the kernels are smaller. 
+Giant sunflowers don't always produce giant kernels. Most of the time you'll get a giant shell with small to average sized kernals. If you're looking for big kernels. Look for Royal Hybrid varieties. Btw choco sun is a dwarf ornamental sunflower. It only gets about a foot tall.
+--- 2573246
+What's the most retard-proof fruit tree to grow between apple, pear and plum?
+They all seem like good candidates for my conditions but I can't decide
+--- 2573270
+>>2573225
+>Btw choco sun is a dwarf ornamental sunflower. It only gets about a foot tall.
+nice, so the packet literally lies as it says it grows to almost 10'
+>Giant sunflowers don't always produce giant kernels. Most of the time you'll get a giant shell with small to average sized kernals. If you're looking for big kernels. Look for Royal Hybrid varieties.
+What if I just get sunflower seeds from an organic shop and plant those? Assuming they sprout, would they bear the same sized seeds as the ones I plant?
+--- 2573281
+>>2573270
+Russian Mammoth, Mongolian, and Skyscraper sunflowers that have bigger seeds than oilers and you can get organic versions of them.
+>>2573246
+Apple trees need a different variety to cross pollinate. Either another apple or crab apple will do. But you need them to bloom at the same time. There are some self fertile pears and plums out there. Also depending where you live you may need a really hardy fruit tree to survive harsh winters. I'd say pear, plum, then apple in that order. Stick with dwarf or semi dwarf unless you want a 20-30' tall fruit tree. If you're dead set on apple trees. Look into Liberty or Freedom varieties. Great apples and they are very resistant to scab, rust, fire blight, and powdery mildew. Don't fall for the honeycrisp is great for starters meme. It doesn't tolerate high heat and it gets sunburn, also it has low vigor and a thin skin. Its susceptible to fire blight, fly speck, sooty blotch, bitter pit, and mildew. You also have to thin the fruits otherwise you'll have tiny fruits. And that goes for all fruit trees.
+--- 2573292
+>>2573164
+Hey, some anon has literally written "I know shit about peaches, but hurr durr you grow peaches wrong". Don't you see what's wrong with that?
+--- 2573296
+>>2573246
+>>2573281
+I'd add to that to check what are the common diseases for pear, apple and plum in your area.
+There where I live the pears are attacked by the pear rust that severely damages most pear varieties and can't be avoided if you have an infected juniper within 1km, so I'd say an apple/plum is easier here. Wikipedia calls that disease 'European pear rust', so it might not even threaten you.
+--- 2573310
+>>2572090
+If they are sharing the same soil as in a pot or planter now that the jalapeno is focusing on ripening it isn't drawing as much from the soil to grow which is allowing your onions to go nuts. 
+Plants are in a battle to the death. Ever notice what happens if you plant too many plants close together or maybe try and plant under a large tree?
+--- 2573349
+>>2573043
+Godspeed, anon. Hold the line.
+I wish I had room for more but I planted a few pots with some native pollinator-friendly plants last year. Blunt Leaf Mountain Mint, Bee Balm and Swamp Milkweed. Germinating Sundial Lupine this year as well, it's just started to come up. I was worried that the milkweed didn't pull through due to the ground being too dry but it's just coming in a little slower than the mint

out/2571799.txt

@@ -55,3 +55,44 @@ If you sleep in a bag you are probably a female or at least an MtF tranny on hor
 --- 2572861
 >>2571804
 kilts are the supreme /out/ garment
+--- 2573050
+i use a quilt down to around 20 F. I like the extra room. Winter camping I use the sleeping back because its warmer.
+--- 2573084
+>>2572861
+>>2571804
+based
+--- 2573097
+>>2571799 (OP)
+What temperature rating of a sleeping bag should I get if it gets consistently to 30-35°F at night?
+--- 2573127
+>>2573097
+20F, or get a liner
+--- 2573169
+>>2573097
+Yeah, near freezing there's a lot that can make it cooler like humidity and wind. Go with at least something comfort rated at 30F or limit rated at 20F. Suspect that at those temps you'll have a jacket or fleece if needed.
+--- 2573180
+>>2571804
+WOOL BLANKETS SEEM LIKE A VERY KINO AND SOVLFUL OPTION BROTHER CRANKIN HOGS BROTHER REAL MF PACK HOURS AWOOOO
+--- 2573190
+>>2571799 (OP)
+I like the recangle sleeping bags, my pad is a square tho
+--- 2573219
+>>2572725
+If you're using a quilt instead of a sleeping bag (rather than as part of a hammock setup) it's for saving weight. It's only half the width of the unzipped sleeping bag, but usually with a full toe box.
+--- 2573289
+>>2573097
+30-35 duh
+You can wear clothes or throw a blanket over if it gets colder
+--- 2573325
+>>2572725
+https://enlightenedequipment.com/conundrum
+>zip quipt
+>its now a sleeping bag
+--- 2573329
+>>2571799 (OP)
+I use the enigma quilt, -17 celsius version.
+Tested to be comfortably warm at -1 C. I bought it because the open back makes it easier to turn around and switch position, which I do a lot before I fall asleep.
+--- 2573374
+I have an enlightened quilt and it's super warm, but bc down compresses I pack it down and take it with me when I absolutely know I need to spend a night, otherwise i have a snugpak jungle bag in my day bag.
+
+it sucks bc down is great, but I like having all of my shit in one bag ready to go at any time

out/2571971.txt

@@ -103,3 +103,39 @@ I know that's a small number, but I live in an extreme risk area, and most peopl
 --- 2572715
 >>2572655
 Why? Are you some typa cuck or somethin?
+--- 2573194
+>>2571971 (OP)
+CDS cures lyme 100% of the time so who cares
+--- 2573209
+>>2571971 (OP)
+The answer to all tick questions: PERMETHRIN
+--- 2573210
+>>2572410
+DEET is ok, but doesn't last terribly long and it melts plastic and causes vasodilation (a warming sensation). Permethrin-soaked socks and pants works wonders. You might get a tick on the clothes buy they will not bite.
+--- 2573211
+>>2573194
+credit default swaps?
+--- 2573222
+>>2572230
+As someone who lives deep inawoods, I see a fair amount of ticks. I'm not near neighbors, so most wildlife that ticks propagate on is somewhat sparse and seems to be a mitigating factor. Spring and fall seems to be when I see them the most, but usually only a dozen each season.
+
+To fight them I tend to wear shorts in the summer as they seem to struggle on sweaty skin and leg hair. I can often feel them moving and get em before they make it too far. I also bunch up my socks at my boots. They seem to like to hide in the folds of the socks, thinking its fur and skin. Easy enough to check my socks when I get back to the cabin. I also use permethrin on my footwear and pants if I'm wearing them, and I've watched that kill a few. I also use it on my bedding and that seems to get any I happen to miss as I've found a few dead in my bed.
+
+On top of that, I hide permethrin laced cotton balls inside pvc tubes in the spring and fall on my property. Rodents are a main vector for nymphs in the area and the mice build nests with the cotton balls which kills the ticks on them.
+
+Guineafowl supposedly love them, but I haven't tried them yet. I have huskies and they are stone cold murderers. I'm not sure the guineas would survive. Another thing I plan to do is plant stuff they supposedly don't like.
+
+All that said, for hiking and camping simple prevention measures like tucking in your pants, using tape, and using permethrin on your gear should take care of 95% of the bastards.
+--- 2573223
+>>2573211
+yeah thats right
+--- 2573271
+just found a fucking tick in my armpit after showing at work. What the hell. My eyes were closed and I felt a lump and thought it was a zit or sap in my hair so I ripped it out and saw the tick crawling and almost got flushed down the drain. Thankfully it wasn't bloated and I live in interior BC where Lyme disease shouldn't be a worry. Fuck you Connecticut for introducing and spreading this disease like wildfire though. Now it is impossible to eradicate.
+--- 2573278
+Dealt with Lyme's. After my initial diagnosis, I was looking at $300 or so a week for my first round of treatments. Bought fish antibiotics and put myself on the amoxicillin regimen, 500mg 3 times a day for at least a month. Had to do it three separate times, haven't had any of the arthritic symptoms I had since I finished my last round. Always kept going for two weeks after the arthritic symptoms were completely gone. 
+The biggest hill to climb was the gut issues, bleaching your gut can cause a lot of issues. The feeling of mixing concrete with bricks in your gut was the most debilitating.
+>Cut your caffeine intake for at least 2 years after your last bout of antibiotics. Otherwise your morning coffee is lighting a 5 minute fuse.
+--- 2573290
+>>2573278
+>Americans have to turn to fish antibiotics for treatment
+I learn something new about you guys every day

out/2572010.txt

@@ -65,3 +65,18 @@ Glad you didn't buy any gransfors bruks products, seeing how they're Agenda 2030
 --- 2572779
 >>2572010 (OP)
 go out more. stop worrying about perception of your gear or appearance and do it
+--- 2573218
+don't wear steel toe leather boots if you haven't taken them on a long walk before. for your next boots, don't allow the flamboyant homosexual from REI to pressure you into buying shitty boots that don't fit properly.
+
+check your equipment before you leave. specifically check that your trangia burner actually boils water and doesn't have crusted-over holes (even if dad said it worked last time) and that your tent has zero holes and the right number of poles (even if your friend said it was all good).
+
+trail mix should have reasonable macros and fibre, your meal plan shouldn't substitute trail mix for lunch, and if you eat nothing but peanuts and chocolate for twelve hours on a difficult walk you will become tubgirl.
+--- 2573307
+>>2572010 (OP)
+The bear doesn't need or want a hug.
+--- 2573364
+Actually do kill yourself, it doesn't actually get better, you just drag more people into your bullshit.
+I mean uhhh don't be so afraid to fail and improve, or something.
+--- 2573365
+>>2573364
+the woods hunger, anon

out/2572019.txt

@@ -22,3 +22,6 @@ Holy shit man that's where my mom is from.
 --- 2572849
 >>2572724
 ya and she is at my place tonight
+--- 2573309
+>>2572019 (OP)
+I think that's the Berlin fence to the left which means it's just south of Strasbourg north of the river.

out/2572043.txt

@@ -35,3 +35,6 @@ Huh?
 They're fucking stupid
 
 They're living in a retarded fantasy more often than not, they can't make it in the real world so innawoods is their cope
+--- 2572961
+chopping trees is boring and takes ages, animals are hard to hunt>>2572043 (OP)
+oh this is bait isn't it lol good one OP you got me

out/2572055.txt

@@ -68,3 +68,30 @@ I just bought a ripoff in aliexpress
 >>2572168
 >Decathlon used to sell some dirt cheap ones
 the decathlon ones are literal trashbags with straps
+--- 2572945
+when i go fully grey men
+--- 2572996
+>>2572081
+they can't?!
+my life is a lie.
+--- 2573067
+>>2572912
+Well, it's a trashbag which has lasted me 5+ years and several dozen day hikes.
+--- 2573100
+>>2572160
+I like Helikon too, I have like 4 coats
+--- 2573109
+i have this small fanny pack with a bottle holder for small hikes. it feels like im not carrying anything at all.
+--- 2573191
+>>2572055 (OP)
+Fanny pack or externally straped dedicated hydration bladder pack, tuck it under thw top flap of ur back pack
+--- 2573203
+>>2572055 (OP)
+I keep everything I need on an old western style bandolier.
+--- 2573214
+Camelback is 2L. Golden rule is that if you have empty space you're probably gonna fill it so pick smaller bags.
+--- 2573224
+>>2572055 (OP)
+Hills People Gear Recon. Can attach binos, rangefinder, knife, or whatever on the outside. Conceal carry my firearm in the back pocket and hold snacks, extra ammo, headlamp, hydration packets, etc in the front pocket. If you're going on a small hike then just carry the bottle.
+--- 2573228
+something like this, shits so cheap it's even disposable

out/2572120.txt

@@ -220,3 +220,67 @@ Use one of those
 That seems kind of... unseemly.
 --- 2572857
 Going boat fishing in lake roosevelt az in a couple weeks, only gear I have is a daiwa bg5000 with some 40lb dark green braid already wound. What rod and tackle should I get?
+--- 2572941
+>>2572857
+Average: Croix Triumph or fenwick hmg w/ daiwa fuego, shimano sahara fj, shimano nasci
+Good enough tier: Daiwa Rebellion, Shimano Zodias, st croix premier with shimano miravel.shimano ultegra
+Budget: Fenwick hmx/nighthawk/eagle with shimano sedona, daiwa legalis
+I go with 3000 size reels over 2500 every time. There's other options but you can't go wrong with anything stated above, all are more than enough
+--- 2572942
+Hell yeah brother thread theme
+
+https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lb9q1ScC4cg [Embed]
+--- 2572943
+>>2572490
+Damn brother that's a monster good eatin
+--- 2572946
+>>2572857
+>tackle
+Couple of each:
+Spinner Baits, crank baits, senkos (light/dark), swim jigs w/ trailers, swim baits, a topwater (light or dark), couple jerkbaits, mepps/panther martin/blue fox
+That should cover mostly everything, It would help if you told us what species you are targeting or what the lake has
+--- 2572980
+I can now mount fishing rods to my honga headliner. While sleeping in the back.
+--- 2573005
+>>2572857
+If you want to use the reel you already have, get a 7’9”-8’ medium heavy or heavy rod that can handle up to 4oz. Tie a 20lb leader to your braid. Get some s waver 168s in some shad and baitfish patterns and Magdraft freestyles too. Fuck it and go swimbait fishing, right now is a great time to catch some big hungry bass
+--- 2573096
+help me with my idea
+>i will connect my leader with my braid with a double uni knot
+>i will tie the snap on my leader with a clinch knot
+>so if i snag up the leader will break on the snap and not on the connection between the lines
+would that work?
+--- 2573101
+>>2573096
+I do that but tied directly to the lure without the snap and yeah it usually works. Sometimes it breaks at the double uni if I tried it poorly or in the middle of the lease if the leader has a nick in it but usually it breaks at the clench.
+--- 2573103
+>>2573096
+Learn to tie an fg knot or other stronger braid to leader knot and that will happen most of the time anyway.
+--- 2573104
+>>2573103
+i use a 0,36mm leader and a 0,10mm braid
+it's a pain in the ass to tie a fg with thin lines
+>>2573101
+thank you
+i will try it then
+--- 2573106
+>>2573104
+I tie them on my ul saltwater setup with line that size. Can be a little tricky in the wind, but usually I tie them at home inside and they'll last through the whole session unless I have a major issue when fishing.
+--- 2573138
+>>2572483
+>>2572281
+This is bad What percentage of easy to unhook fish for example large mouth Bass steal your lure
+
+I get that pike are scary But you should be able to just unhook it
+--- 2573140
+>>2572801
+OK you have to stop fishing your killing too many fish and you're too afraid of the fish to actually unhook it
+--- 2573166
+first fish on the new rod
+post dinks
+--- 2573263
+>>2572813
+Bro is not sober Come back tomorrow and ask your question when you can articulate
+--- 2573265
+>>2572490
+That's a no fly list beard

out/2572267.txt

@@ -22,3 +22,8 @@ Point is to get into alpinism. Any qt will aknowledge you, when your boner is po
 --- 2572714
 >>2572267 (OP)
 A shit load of grip and upperbody strenght
+--- 2573126
+>>2572332
+>check the catalog
+i control f'd for climbing and this is the only thread
+is this not a particularly popular hobby on /out/? i never see generals for it

out/2572393.txt

@@ -71,3 +71,9 @@ Bones are memories
 --- 2572821
 >>2572792
 I can't beleive people are selfishly taking precious memories from the sta- I mean nature! Throw the book at them!!!
+--- 2572937
+>>2572393 (OP)
+Far wandering Chicago Nigger Crab
+--- 2573242
+>>2572397
+As on /x/ and they will confirm it's 100% an ayy lmao.