You now remember geocaching
>>2848793Fatherless
>>2852581I won and you lost, cope and seethe
>>2848793It was a wilder time when men were made of sterner stuff. None of todays anons would have to stones to poopst in a geocatch
>>2846457first post best post
>>2852471You don't burn your shit paper?
Weather is starting to get cold and I wanted to get you guys opinion so I figured I'd get the wool general goingWhat's an acceptable blend in your guys experience for /out/ings? I'm looking at getting one of those L.L. Bean birdseye sweaters and it's 80 wool 20 Rayon. Will the rayon be detrimental at all? Anyone have experience?
>>2853032Unironically, yes. >>2853037>You don't need a jacket You don't even go out, what are you giving advice for you dolt? That's not how it works. You always dress so that you're cold when you start, you'll still need protection from the elements. You can't do that with lhogden. It's definitely not breathable compared to any sports fabric. Are you autistic? Nobody gives a damn if you like the stuff, you don't need to justify your retarded ideas to me. Stop spamming the damn thread.
>>2853072>Complains about spam while spamming AI slopLook in the mirror every once in a while.>It's definitely not breathable compared to any sports fabric.Only if that sports fabric is fleece or something. Also what are you comparing wool to modern synthetics for? Nobody who's in any way serious about the outdoors wears wool except maybe some merino base layers. It's obsolete, expensive, heavy, slow drying. People who wear wool do it because they want to wear wool or at least natural fibres. Loden is an option for that. No more, no less.>Nobody gives a damn if you like the stuffDude you're positively triggered by me, or others, liking the stuff.
>>2853079Looks like the based rudeboys once again struck you right in the ass. >>2853079>Fleece>Breathable>Complain about wool in the wool threadYou're just pretending to be a moron. I don't think it's working as intended. Why do you keep coming here lecturing people who actually do the things you dream about? Have some humility, we all can see through your crap.
>>2846159I have several pairs of bison wool socks from the Buffalo Wool Company. I like them a lot, and plan to get more once there's a restock in my size. 10/10 recommend.
>>2853240How does bison compare to sheep wool? Anyone tried yak?
Last thread >>2827097This is a thread for enjoying a pipe while doing outdoor activities. If you ask why this belongs on /out/, you've never spentan evening by the campfire with a pipe silently enjoying the nature around you, and you're missing out.>how to get startedPurchase a corn cob pipe (or a cheap briar pipe) and a pouch of Half and Half or Captain Black tobacco from a smoke shopor online. You will need a lighter or match, and something to tamp it with--a large nail works well if you don't have a pipe tool.Fill the pipe with tobacco, pack it down halfway, top it off, pack it down to 3/4, top it off again, pack gently and enjoy. Smokeslower than you think you need to, the tobacco tastes best when it is burning cool. Tamp and re-light as needed. If you stillhave trouble, try different methods on YouTube until you find one that works for you.>smoking a pipe will give you cancerOriginally the Surgeon General found that pipe and cigar smokers, following a careful study of the statistics (at a time whenmost adults smoked, so they had a good sample size), had insignificant death rate increases. Nowadays, tobacco is beinglegislated against while hard drugs are being legalized. Put two and two together. Tobacco is just another good thing under attack by the government.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>2853097Awesome. I’ve been to Dublin, but it was before I got into pipe smoking. Would love to visit the shop.
>>2848579>>2848736See >>2853293
>>2852969>>2853168He just doesn’t like him because he’s Mexican kek
Got an amphora estate pipe looking around an antique shop for Christmas gifts
>>2853297Thanks anon, I snagged 8oz plus another 8oz of Brown Flake Unscented
I'm in a psych unit but when I get out I'll be staying with grandparents in a property in the woods. It has a river, dams, losts of trees. I want to do some "prepping" and learn outdoors skills, perhaps have a bug out bag and set up some outdoors shelter and fireplace. Any cool tips or advice?
>>2853115This 100%. Please don’t delve into the prepping community. It’s a cesspool of paranoid losers that can turn even a completely neuro typical person into a freak. A solo hobby to develop for yourself is good too though. Spend lots of family time but it would be good to focus on an /out/ hobby you can do by yourself. For love of god make it something productive like hunting, fishing, or gardening and not some retarded and wasteful consooooomer “hobby” like prepping.
>>2852919What are you running from?The disease is inside you.
>>2853265Society can be stressful and overwhelming
>>2852919get a cheap 900ml pot and a brs-3000 knockoff from aliexpress or similar (or fashion yourself a diy alcohol stove). Go on walks in the woods and stop for a tea / coffee. Having 'go to place X and have a tea there' is much better as an activity than just walking there and back. Use this to map out the woods slowly. The human brain likes having a goal/reward and this is an easy one. You can get set up for like $20. I like the chinese titanium camp pots that are available now. they get very cheap on sale and are very light for carrying in a small backpack.
Consider this, the Donner party ventured into the Sierra Nevada mountains with no knowledge of the land, with not enough food to last but a month or two. Got snowbound and starved, eating the saddles from their horses and some ultimately eating their own dead. But all the while they were surrounded by Miwok Indians who were not preppers, but people who deeply understood the land and all its inhabitants in that area. They didn’t “survive” there, they simply there with the resources the land provided. Well, in one sense they were preppers in that they did, like the squirrels and other animals they prepared for the long cold months by caching food during the warmer months. They had a good store of dried fish, acorn, pinyon nut, and other foods. Like people who rely on wood heat today, they had a store of firewood and they stayed toasty warm in their small conical houses, in many cases insulated with thick tule mats and warmed by a small fire, all the while wrapped in their thick rabbit skin blankets. Consider also the story of Ishi, the last known wild Indian who stumbled out of the woods half starved because just before winter set in, a group of white trappers came upon their hidden homes, took all their food, and even took the rabbit skin blankets! I see prepping as knowing how to return to the old ways. Yes you should have some things stocked, but more importantly you should have the knowledge and the tools to live off the land in the area of the world you find yourself in. I myself live in the southern Sierra Nevada. I know the cycle of life that people once followed here; I know what was harvested when. and I count among my friends people whose ancestors lived here for ten thousand years before the Europeans came.
Do you like exploring caves? What sort of caves have you been in?
>>2853257I explored your mom's cave.now I have herpes.
I would like to lunk some spe but frankly it scares the shit out of me
Do you take your old man /out/?
>>2850689The last time I saw my father was 3 years ago at a family funeral. We didn't say a word to each other.Imagine loving your father. I hope I get to pull his plug.
>>2850689Whenever I go to a national park he wanted to visit, I bring his urn.
>>2850689I used to. But he's 84 now, has a bad hip, approaching Alzheimer's and wouldn't enjoy it.
>>2853287Based, I hope one day, many years from now, my son will do that for me.
>>2853316I'm trying to convince my sisters and my step mom to let me dump it at the grand canyon. I'm already trying to figure out a way to include his ashes in some resin to turn into beads for them to wear, and a set of dice for me since he grew up with original d&d, and i forever dm with his stories in mind
What do you pack in your bag? What bag is it? What brand (everything in it)? Where do you hike? What shoes, boots, jackets do you wear, etc.
>>2851580keep doing it and you'll also decompose harmlessly
>>2851581You think you can threaten me on the internet anon? Think you're tough? You ain't SHIT anon. I'm gonna throw an unused paper towel right into the grass for everyone to watch decompose harmlessly, and there's not a THING you can do to stop me. What'cha gonna do about it, huh? HUH?
>>2851553>Throw the tissue into the next bushBaitI've been just blowing my nose into my hand and shaking it clean or brushing it off in snow.
>>2851424don't really hike for fun but i got a little cabin tucked away in the woods that requires a lot of walking, snowmachining, being outside, etc. i also have to occasionally walk several miles due to breakdowns, moving vehicles around, or getting extremely stuck/too drunk to ride. i'm mostly there in winter snow this is what i usually pack on the snowmachine, summer is another story>bootsblack or white bunny boots>base layerthick wool sockspajama pants under overallshoodienon cotton shirtbalaclava or buffsnow gogglesvarious glovessometimes also long johns if its really cold>coatComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>2851424I have an m85 Alice ruck on a hdpe frame. I've got a matching hammock and woobie. Me knoif(s): a helle spider, a batoning knife, and an okc 5.5". I've also got a fiskar hatchet. I keep dryer lint and a ferro rod in an empty tobacco tin. Started keeping dry flour and yeast in bags, and a jar of honey butter, or herbs in butter. I've also got peanut butter with my own trail mix blend, and I'll bring a collapsible rod to catch fish. During antler and holiday antlerless I'll bring whatever rifle with me along with my cdib since I can use that as my hunting/fishing license on tribal land between the Cherokee, muskogee-creek, chickasaw, choctaw, and seminole. Fresh socks, skivvies, and a first aid bag with stuff my ems supply won't miss. If it's freezing I'll bring my cold weather sleeping bag. I've got a space blanket for general purpose use. Haven't tried to use it to reflect Campfire heat.
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>>2853266typical stuff- parsleys, basils, mints, rosemary, cilantro, etc. temperature shouldnt be a problem, they're in my apartment which is constantly 65-70F, and the led grow lights are cool to the touch let alone being a short distance above the plants.
>>2853269do you run a fan?
>>2853270I haven't this time around, last time it seemed like it didn't help at all
Do one of you guys grow weed? I know it's looked down upon here.
>>2853310I've grown quite a bit but all indoors
Is this yellow spider dangerous? Are they life threatening?There's lots of them out by the woods here.
>>2850760They are harmless. Them and other orb weaver or garden spiders are great insect killers in your yard
>>2850771>What kind of potato did you take that picture withI'm going to guess a modern Google phone, and he managed to press the button as soon as the lens unfocused.Mine does it to me all the time. Especially if I'm trying to take quick pictures.
>>2850760Assuming youre in Japan, no they are harmless
>>2850760I love banana spiders. They shake the web like little retards
>>2853308My mother used to claim they were good luck but I think that's just because there was a giant one that took over her rose garden for like 3 years.
>#531- "Jump the Shark" Edition>Previous Thread: >>2846103>janny pls…>Thinking about picking up a new hobby? Want to get a memecaster? Haven't mastered the Palomar knot? Click here!>http://www.pastebin.com/u/fishingandtackle>https://imgur.com/a/1Xw3N>New Bong Fishin Guide>https://pastebin.com/sDB5SQTq>First for best telescopic rod is the one you exchanged for a 3pc.>Talk about fishin
>>2853179See>>2853095My plan is for multi day trips with it. I'd have no problem whatsoever fishing with a jon boat, but I'd like something I can fall asleep in and not get rained on. Otherwise something like a fishing kayak would be perfect
>>2853179a jet ski is way more suited for rough water than a john boat. flat bottoms are horrible in any chop, even mod v bottom ain't that good. I've been out on lakes in one with rough water and it's not safe at all.
>in NE Florida>used to catch tons of stuff off my dock without thinking about it>haven't caught a single thing since the temps droppedCheck the tides and the supposed "best times" using the tidesforfishing site. Used mullet, blue crabs, sand fleas, mud minnows, shrimp. Nothing. Used to toss in a shrimp and get a spotted sea trout almost every time. Guess even in FL fishing is mainly seasonal
>>2853229i'd say you're not reaching deep enough, what kind of rig do you use?also shrimps alone should do it
Do you guys have fishing licenses or are you normal?
Do you swim in winter? the ocean doesnt freeze here but gets down to around 7 degrees in january/february at its lowest. today it was 9 and pretty comfy. i go multiple times a week and it has really helped me build up my cold tolerance for all /out/ activities. not to mention strengthening my immune system and easing arthritic and tendonitic pains.
>>2853080Not being malnourished isn't "boosting your immune system"
>>2853090based. that should be the next fishing general OP pic
>>2852867Don't try to use facts or reason on these people. They'd rather believe their bro science.
>>2853292>MUH HECKIN SCIENCE
>>2853292technically improving your immune system from a poor state to a normal state is also "boosting" it
Have you ever been CAUGHT innawoods doing something against the rules by a forest janny? If so, what were you doing wrong, and what was your punishment?
I got caught jerking off I dont want to talk much more about it but yes exactly what you think. Someone managed to sneak up on me and we were both as startled as each other.
>>2850562I was hinting in western alberta, when a truck full of jeets pulled up next to me asking if I saw any deer. I told them to fuck off.
>>2849778A park ranger once watched me cum into my girlfriend prone bone on a blanket, then started slow clapping when I rolled off of her. No idea how long he was there. He told us to get dressed and either be quiet or bring a tent next time.
>>2851341Seems like he rolls mdma a lot
>>2851021Rural, but not wilderness. I went on a search and wellness check on a couple of autistic kids, one non verbal. They decided to up and take off. Thank God it was summer. Parents lived in a trailer out in bfe and basically bordered the woods out by devil's den state park. Dogs find them, we put them in our ambulance to check their vitals. Oh my God, the first time I ever wanted to steal a couple of kids. They kept showing me the toys they brought with them, and they weren't even scared. It was like another walk down the street for them, playing with their toys. Their aunt put in the report after stopping by to visit, the kids' parents were methheads and passed out after being on a 5 day binge. The state ended up taking those kids, and I pray they got somewhere better.
I love being outdoors, love hunting camping hiking fishing, all of it. Been doing it all since a kid. But I have a huge problem with being scared of the dark. I'm alright as long as there's someone else with me, but when I'm alone out deep enough into the woods I can't help but be debilitatingly scared of the dark.It's so bad that I have to have my hand on my gun at all times once the sun goes down, I even piss in a bottle at night so I don't have to leave the tent. It's hard to sleep because I'm hyper alert to every sound, and as you know there are a lot of them at night. So my question is, has anyone else felt with this and how did you over come it?
>>2850938Disk golfing goal.
>>2850939Lewd
>>2850938>>2850955ya need help. now.
>>2850938It’s how you trap multiple homosexuals to have your way with
>>2844571I only did it when it was too cold and I was too lazy to leave my tent
The purpose of this general is to encourage people to go /out/ and find cool fossils and artifacts. This thread is also a place to share our own collections and things we find when we are /out/ hunting.Rules are as follows,>To just post and discuss fossils and other related geological subjects.>When you post about a fossil in your collection, please label it with what formation it is from, what it is, and where in the world it is from.>If you don't know where it originated or the species that is ok, just label it as so>You can post rocks and minerals as long a they are ones that you have found while /out/ Helpful Links https://paleobiodb.org/navigator/https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/https://zoom.earth/Geologic maps of US states (usgs.gov)A Beginner's Guide To Fossil Hunting - Fossil Hunting Trips - The Fossil ForumListing of Historic Resources (alberta.ca)USGS | Pocket Texas GeologyComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>2853178the petroglyphs i carved a few years back are still visible
>>2853178I found an arrowhead. It's not perfect, probably a flake from the final product or a reject
>>2853289post it, I'd love to see it
>tfw you'll never be able to follow che's travels since the darien gap will always screw travel potential across american continentsIts not fair bros. Europeans can head all the way down through to africa with minimal effort. If the issue of cartel violence and corruption wasn't such rampant problem, traversing the americas would be one of the greatest and accessible trips in the world.
>>2853153You can travel farther and see a greater variety of biomes in North America, and don't have to deal with tropical diseases, commies (except for California and Ontario), or cartels (except for California).
>>28531531. All of Che's travels are contained south of the Darien Gap. It's got no bearing whatsoever on your ability to follow his path.2. Shipping my 4x4 from Panama to Colombia cost <$1000 by roro. Doesn't get much more minimal effort than that.
People boat their shit across the gap every day, doesn't stop people from doing the voyage. Aren't you happy there are still untraversable places in the world? Or do zoomers lay claim to every square inchI just spent a couple weeks motorbiking through central America, bike cost me $15/day; shit was great.
>>2853153My aunt cycled from Tierra del Fuego to Alaska in her 60s. What exactly are you waiting for?
