Anybody full-time /out/? I'm sick of working my ass off and would rather do something part time remote and live the camping life. Is it viable? I hear some van lifers love it and some regret it and go back to normie rentoid life.
is it possible to be /g/ while /out/it should be easily possible in a car camp but a backpack taking a whole laptop? and how would you even power it
>>2876279sometimes you can't function in society the clown show is just too much you'd need 2 months to couple years of nature time to even talk to people with a clear mind otherwise it's like you might kill a building full or yourself lol
Do you have a 9-5 "wagecuck" job? Do you go /out/ every weekend? If you take time-off, do you use it to go /out/?Do you have objectives that need weeks of free time, but can't do them because "muh salary"?My experience has been living in a van or trailer doesn't really move the needle on these things as much as people fantasize it will. This is the source of all the "van life burn-out" you hear about. The ones who don't burn-out usually have some kind of trust-fund situation. Otherwise you still need some kind of income, and that can get even harder if you're moving around all the time while also having to worry about basics like where to shit and get a shower.What really matters is finding balance in where your income comes from and what your overhead / "static burn rate" is in both time and money. What you really need to do is focus on that ratio. The two ways to do this are, yeah - what most maladaptive daydreamers focus on: become a homeless dirt bag so the burn rate goes to essentially zero, because for most of these maladaptive types that seems to be more "in their control" than the alternative, which is: establish some degree of financial independence and balance. That's doesn't mean "work your ass off in hopes of becoming a millionaire", because that too is another sort of maladaptive fantasy. This poster basically gets it >>2876279
>>2878623I car camp and bring a laptop and my desktop plus a VR headset. I do mostly PCVR gaming these days. Actually pretty much 100% of my gaming, so I don't really need a big and good screen to use with my pc.
>>2878849that's gross man but personally i only want to operate a 14" laptop you'd think the battery could act as a stabilizer for solar but it probably won't
/Chickens General/I didn't notice a dedicated thread for Chickens, so I figured I'd start one. This thread is for all things related to Chickens, your strategies in raising them, the types of genetics you favor, the environmental threats we have to worry about, and how to prepare for an economic and social collapse.Post all your chicken related Questions and Insights, help other anons establish their flock, or pick up new information for your own use.Resources:>Survival Chickens.https://thesurvivalgardener.com/free-range-survival-chickens-is-here/>Harvey Ussury Managing a small scale Flock:https://themodernhomestead.us/>Intro to Heritage Breedshttps://youtu.be/uhhEenOL0g0?si=n2U0fWQT-_-g0fIj>Why Modern Chickens are DefectiveComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>2878786They started getting busted fucking with eggs in the 90s and call it a conspiracy even though it’s a fact.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lysine_price-fixing_conspiracyThen they did it again in the early 2000s and got busted again.https://www.reuters.com/article/world/us/us-egg-producers-sued-for-alleged-price-fixing-idUSTRE48P80D/They got busted again in the teens for poisoning them.https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-40878381And most recently.https://ncnewsline.com/2026/07/01/no-yolk-nc-ag-jeff-jackson-settles-antitrust-lawsuit-for-3-million-eggs/Oh no wait MOST most recently.https://time.com/article/2026/08/15/eggs-recalled-for-salmonella-upgraded-to-highest-fda-risk-level/
>>2878786Legbars are good in my area but marans have issues.Nothing sucks more than spending big money on having eggs shipped and then you have a crappy hatch.
>>2878779Here’s a pic. Excuse the mess we had a lot of rain now I’m mucking out.It’s a 10x20ft structure with 4 4ftx10ft cages inside.Enough room to comfortably fit ~2 dozen birds or cramped 3 dozen.
>>2878786>Mutts are far far better than “purebred” in my experienceYa that's the downside of a lot of heritage breeds from my research as that many of the once strong healthy lines have been inbred, yet another unfortunate casualty of Mass Production.Have you ever considered growing your own food for them? Might be hard depending on the amount of land you have but its a damn good way to ensure you're going to have food for them if anything happens to the system.That's the reason I chose Icelandics, because if I do it right, they have the potential to forage for 100% of their diet year round. I've been watching the behaviors of the Wild Turkeys and apparently they food on nuts and digging through the snow for goodies, so my goal is to get my birds to do the same.>>2878789That's a lot of chickens. How many acres do you have them on?Ya 17 is defintely small, but we have the mobile coop I showed and another big coop, so I'm debating not letting them fully freerange until I have the stock needed to replenish themselves (Whilst avoiding inbreeding too).I've considered doing nesting boxes, but from what I've read of others doing freerange they just let them rest and brood wherever they find that's safe, be it in the barn or under some shrubs.>Winter without supplemental feed is a death sentence.We definitely plan to supplement them for the first few years, but I also intend to plant some trees that will leave nuts and other goodies for them, so that overtime they will have their own food source. Lots of compost piles too.>Theres a reason there are very few land race breeds.I mean so many of them were wiped out by big AG, but ya, it takes a lot for chickens to get acclimatized enough to survive in their environment. Still, I think if any kind of collapse happens, I'm going to be a lot better off if I can actually get them to be self sufficient.I expect a lot of trial and error, but definitely need a bigger flock.
>>2878832Oh hell ya dude, I admire the grit.Some of the folks I've seen have multiple coops, so being able to make your own out of scraps is a big bonus.
Are people really relying on randomly stacked rocks to determine where they are like it's the 1800's
There's fucking hundreds of gay rock stacks at niest point on the isle of Skye. I spent an evening drinking wine and kicking them over a few years ago. Cairns are good for navigation. Gay rock stacks are for kicking.
>>2878421Based and kick-pilled
>>2878316I bet you're gonna stub your pinky toe and then you'll cry like a little bitch
>>2878531Won't feel a thing in my boots when I knock those rocks over
>>2878624Well, then sure be careful when doing so! Wouldn't want you to lose your balance and fall down a ravine now would we? Accidents happen, you know :)
What does your backpacking kit look like & what are your favorite pieces of gear you have that are unusual or greatly increased your quality of life on the trail? This is my basic kit alot of the gear is 10 years old or more I have recently added a camp chair & a little bidet that goes on a water bottle. My favorite piece of gear is not pictures but it is a frybake pan which is basically a lightweight dutch oven I will be using it on my trip at the end of this month to roast a chicken & make stuffing.
Just packing this lot for a few days out this week. Favourite bit of kit is my alpkit drift inflatable pillow.
>>2878302You make a list, a excel listof all items you want to bringand how many you want to bring, e.g. two socksand then you put each item on a scaleput the weight into the listand calculatehow much weight does everything weigh that I want to bring?And if that is more than you can or want to carryyou have a problema solveable problemso you decidedo I really need to bring this kind of item?can I replace an item with a lighter item?and probablyComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>2877845I have a group that I go on river kayak / canoe day trips, and have for years. Put boats in at one boat ramp, float about 30 miles down river, stopping at some sand bars / islands, etc, then exit at a different boat ramp. Many years ago, when I was still too young to drive, one of the guys on the trip stepped in the river next to a sandbar we stopped at and found metal with his foot. Not sure what is was, but it had a jagged edge. Ripped a 4 inch gash in his foot, with a little bone showing. ~10 miles upstream to get out of the river, or ~20 miles downstream to get out. Someone wrapped a shirt around his foot, and the two most experienced paddlers tossed him in their canoe and rushed downstream to get him to a hospital. That could have been handled better.This had no impact on me learning emergency trauma medicine, but once I did anyways it served as a life lesson that the minimum trauma stuff should always be available. I'd rather LARP with stuff that's never needed than have an emergency and not have anything. >>2878091It was part of the kit from NAR, and the NPA and some other little stuff is all tiny enough and light enough to not bother pulling out. I carry the same IFAK at the gun range.
>>2868520>Aztec death whistlebased take that howling animals
Any anons here have experience with the following bikes for long distance bikepacking? Tumbleweed SunlinerPanorama BorealSonder Broken Road SteelKona Sultra LTDI tried asking over at /n/ but no luck. I want to spend up to 20 days mostly going through fire roads and such.
Lease is up in October and considering a stint of car homelessness to save money and get out of credit card debt I can pay rent but my life goals just don’t feel accomplishable if I do. Right now I work 56 hours a week 7 days a week between 2 jobs, but I was out of work for a year after breaking my leg in an accident, a lady hit me while I was uninsured. I have been without internet and utilities since march, so it won’t be much of an adjustment, if anything I will probably shower more often. I checked /trv/ and here expecting a van life general or discussion but didn’t see one.It’s not the first time I’ve lived in my car, I did it for a year 7 years ago. I know all the basics in the nomad wiki already just from experience and more. It would be nice to hear what anons think about portable batteries and car refrigerators for these purposes since I have some money to invest in my set up.Back then it was real desperation, it was fun at times but also very boring, I lost my mind a bit. This time I guess it will just be the fun parts cooking camp meals and going wherever I want, at least for the night. My car is totaled but it still drives, my goal is to get a vehicle upgrade before I worry about a place to stay. Any van life or car homeless anons lurking?
>>2878680I bought a big ass freezer/refrigerator because I like cooking. I do all my cooking with toaster ovens/induction burners. Charge from solar. As far as a vehicle upgrade, I highly recommend you get an EV for two reasons. First is the ability to run the A/C all night anywhere legally and without risking carbon monoxide poisoning. Second is the ability to park legally overnight at level 2 chargers. The second one is huge. No more stressing over where to park. I stay mostly on public land, but when I'm traveling through cities, I never have to worry about parking like I did when I was in a camper van. There's also the fact that it's way easier to keep stuff charged even if you don't use solar. You can just charge at EV charging stations then use your car to charge everything including a power bank if you want. I also recommend getting a pop up privacy tent and a battery operated shower. You can just heat up water in a bucket and put your pump in there and it pumps it out of the shower head. I find a couple of gallons is enough to get a decent shower that gets you nice and clean. Also get a toilet, something collapsible. Use it in the privacy tent as well when dispersed camping on public land. Mogs having to stay in an urban area and try to find a gas station or a walmart open early to shit. Back when walmarts were 24/7 it wasn't that bad, but now it's tiresome. I only poop in public when traveling to get to my destination.
>>2878720Hotspots are sometimes extra vs just data alone so it's a good idea to get a phone with displayport alt capability so it can display to a portable monitor. That way you can watch shit on a bigger screen without using hotspot.
>>2878719Neither spray nor a gun are necessary for bears. Just stand your ground. They just bluff charge to test you out and if you don't back down they will run off. Ideally you want to keep a can of that stuff that makes a loud noise in a can. That will scare them off and is legal and doesn't harm the bear. Also the comfiest sleeping is in a tent on a bed platform with memory foam matress and an electric blanket. I use a sleeping bag on top of the blanket but just as another more insulated blanket. Also use a top sheet under the blanket. As long as the mattress is off the ground it will provide all the insulation you need from the bottom. This provides a more natural and unrestricted sleeping feeling than being in a sleeping bag. In the car I find I don't have enough room on either side to drape the blankets evenly so it also feels more restricted as one side is right up against the wall of the car. I only sleep in the car if it is very windy and rainy (just windy, I will get rid of the rain fly and it quiets the tent up enough to sleep) or if I am in an urban area.
>>2878796damn an ev would be crazy that seems pretty legit too, i've never thought about using one to live in. I'll have to look into that what car do you have?
>>2878819I have a chevy bolt EUV. It's workable but not ideal, but it was cheaper than any of the other options at the time I was shopping by a good margin and I love this car to death. One reason it's not ideal is that in park the car will turn itself off after an hour or two. There is no "camping mode" like in a tesla or something that will allow it to stay on. There is a workaround though which involves putting the car into neutral and just using the parking brake. This however is not possible to do when the car is plugged in, it will only let you shift into park when plugged in (probably for good reasons). This makes it annoying for the times I need to sleep while plugged into a level 2. Works fine for the cold, but sucks if it's hot and you need A/C. I usually wake up sweating then turn the car back on and go back to sleep. BTW I should mention another benefit, most of the time I am able to find a completely free level 2 charger to use when parking overnight. It's a huge benefit that drives down my fuel costs. A lot of times they are in very safe government areas too. Chargers in general are typically in wealthier nicer areas of town. Most free chargers these days are connected to a hotel and I don't typically use those because you're not allowed. I also steer clear of ones at dealerships. There are still enough free options outside of that that only in Albuquerque NM have I ever not been able to find a free one. I don't want to get into the specifics of my build because it's pretty unique and would dox me, but suffice it to say I have this shit pimped out better than most RVs. It's heavily modified in a bunch of ways to maximize what I can do with it. I live like a king, far better than I did when I had an actual RV. Maintenance costs are a huge benefit. Basically 0 outside tires until you hit 150k and then it's just a coolant change.
Post your preferred hiking shoe and the rest of us can judge how /out/ they are
>>2863540Just retiring these. Covered over a thousand miles and been up and down about 50 Scottish mountains. Finally split (you can see it front bottom) on the first day of a planned 7 day hike which was to include 4 munros and two corbetts. It split on the Corbett in the film trainspotting just opposite corrour station. Was planning to walk from there to dalwhinnie. Great boots. Never blisters. I will miss them.
>>2863543>merrel moab 3 gtxLove merrel Moab. They are my daily shoe. Buy a new pair annually. Old pair gets relegated to workshoe for odd jobs, even older shoe for painting or particularly dirty stuff.
>>2868286I use Peter storm coolmax thin socks under a thick pair of merino wool. Never get blisters as the socks rub off each other instead of your foot.
I use these Lems boots, they're comfortable for my wide-ass feet. I'm in the South so can't vouch for snow, but on sand, rocks, and wet stuff they are great
>>2863605The problem with sandals is no one makes one with a rigid enough sole. They are all trying to be some sort of minimalist barefoot simulator thing. A good hiking shoe has a stiff sole so that the weight of uneven terrain gets distributed evenly across the entire bottom of the foot. Also helps when the ground is soft working to distribute your body weight more evenly across the entire bottom so you don't sink in as much.
Alone airs tonight, lets get the seasonal thread going as they are some of my favorite comfy threads. This year its "Alone: World Championship" This season, survivalists from seven different countries are represented including the United States x3 kek, Canada, Wales, Australia, Slovenia, Portugal, and New Zealand. It is set within the Arctic Circle along the rugged Richardson Mountains in the Northwest Territories of Aklavik, about 150km from where they filmed Season 11Hopefully its more interesting as I found the last few seasons lacking
>>2878725The nigger who saw bear poop and got scared and quit on the first day. First or second season I believe
S13 has been a good season, good shit.
>>2878760This shit is really close. Still no idea who's gonna win of the three. I can definitely see it going long, maybe past 90 days.
who's the dude with the circle door? Is there really just a large air gap at the top of it that he doesn't seal up? I noticed when he first built it but I assumed he would do something about it by the time weather got this cold, but it looked like there's still a gap that doesn't get covered.>>2878725this >>2878734 and also when Roland shanked a musk ox. Would have been great if those two were in the same season going against each other.>>2878743I liked the early seasons because everything was new. That season 1 contestant who built the nice shelter and boat. Now everybody builds a nice shelter and 1-2 people every season build a boat, but when he did it it was so novel.
>>2878762Nero and Ziga have a food advantage over Aaron. Nero had those two beavers early on and Ziga got his moose. That said, I think Ziga is going to end up doing something that forces him to tap, like burning down his shelter. He's just to absent minded and lackadaisical. He'd have been out a long time ago if he hadn't lucked out on a moose walking up to him and laying down on his plate. And Nero's small, early, food advantage isn't likely to be a game changer at this point. It's hard to say which of them will be the winner at this point.
I am looking for a book that instructs on basic survival skills. Not some loons manifesto, but just bare bones survival skills.Do you have any recommendations?
>>2878792Girls Scout Manual should be about your speed.
>>2878794link?
>>2878792SAS Survival Guide by John WisemanBushcraft 101 by Dave Canterbury
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>>2878757Jealous of those lupines, I couldn't get mine to germinate.>>2878499After doing a little bit of research, the sunchokes won't be likely to grow to their full size just off of the annual rainfall here, and cup plants like a fair bit of water even compared to those too. So, for laziness appraoach, I might stick to the maxmillin sunflowers. I might still try them though. I'm confident in my ability to contain a plant but I don't want to bother if it doesn't grow larger.
>>2878756I'm surprised you were able to find those in Pierogistan, they're difficult to find here where they're native. Are they a wild type or an improved LSU type? There's also another nitrogen fixing plant that makes edible tubers and seeds, amphicarpaea bracteata, but it won't yield nearly as much as the potato bean>>2878757Sometimes they get confused by the temps and daylight hours and think it's spring. One of my lilacs and a haskap threw out a couple blooms
>>2878758do they taste good?
It's time. Time for the pawpaw festival. Tomorrow.
>>2878756I went and checked it out again. Huge patches of them and not a single flower>>2878862Still three weeks left for ours, I'm jelly
Does anyone else use public charcoal BBQs at local parks? I often see immigrant and ethnic families using them but never white people. I like using them once or twice a summer, it's a fun outdoor dinner. Does your city or town even have outdoor BBQ? ITT: we discuss how to best utilize public charcoal BBQs.
these stupid things take so god damn long to heat up.
>>2877392I don't know if this makes you less brown or more brown
I have used those a couple times, including at campgrounds, including with family. Never particularly close to urban areas (those are full of Mexicans for some reason). If the grate is particularly nasty and uncleanable we would just wrap each strip of it in foil and it would be fine
Because white people hate theirs family
>>2878496english please
anyone tried Vibram five finger shoes? i'm inspired by Cody from Dual Survivor but barefoot is too hardcore for me. i'll have to use mail forwarding services to get these to my country and so i wont be able to return them if they dont fit, and they look really risky to gamble on. maybe i should get Merrel shoes instead. i just want to feel the terrain more
>>2878458man you really are old and have no business beign on the internets or so drunk you just seem like one and should sleep it off
>>2877098>i blew off sandals as a meme for years but they're the real deal. cheap compared to shoes, way more durable, replace the easy wear parts, lightest weight, lowest drop, best thing you can do for your body besides barefoot.I am currently discovering this for myself, I often walk over ten miles a day in mountain terrain and switched to bedrock sandals from hiking boots. It's insane how much my posture and gait has improved in a relatively short time. I look forward to watching my toes heal after decades of cramming them into ill-fitting footwear
>>2878508>look forward to watching my toes healIt takes a while to get them to unbind and depending on the damage they might never be all the way unbent. You’ve taken the step in the right direction.
>>2878508it's the best. i had cold feet for years wearing heavyweight darn toughs and boots. thought i had a mortons neuroma even. ditched both and realized my feet were warmer without either.like you, i went for a long hike without feeling winded or beat up. i was ready to keep going, estimating my range to much further than i ever imagined but was losing daylight.my only concern is when i'm in snake country or thorny (blackberries where I am)but i can now see it where you can potentially have a woven (not knit) sock to act like the upper of a shoe. this can potentially act as a wicking layer, insulation, protection, and something easily replaceable. trying to match that level of breathability in a shoe means going for mesh, which would never last.i'm geeking out, but trying to make this work is like comparing japanese, mexican and greco-roman sandal culture to find the perfect combination. the japanese tabi socks are some of the only woven coverings i've seen. you can get the polar feet polartec socks. fleece lasts a long time and is reasonable at wicking. i'm waiting till it's cooler to try some. i also know the traditional kimono tabi socks are wovens and not knits (problem with a knit is thorns would destroy it in a heartbeat since it pulling at the stretch would break and untangle it). sadly most the japanese use cotton, so i'm still looking for a linen or hemp or even more dense nylon/polyester.luna also now makes a fairly pricey tabu sock for colder weather. i may end up caving at some point if i don't pick up a needle and thread and make my own hemp version.with how modern culture is now it's easy to look at sandals as primitive. it reminds me of the mark twain quote about how education is unlearning what we've been taught. historically samurai and ninjas were fighting with glorified flip flops and socks.logging boot fags may as well rope with the amount of damage they do to their body just to be slower with their expensive illusion of benefits.
>>2876534I sorta want to try these but also it looks like its made for retards so I don't want to wear them
General thread for freediving and/or spearfishing, since I don't see one mentioning either.My personal questions:I've been thinking about taking a certification course so I can learn to do these things correctly and safely. I'm probably happy just doing the diving, but spearfishing seems like an easy and practical extension. I only casually skindive and rod-and-reel fish at the moment. Does anyone have experience taking such a course?I know I'll need my own gear early on, but each instructor I can find seems to have their own equipment shops, so I imagine they wouldn't be impartial about the quality of other gear on the market. I live on the Pacific coast of the US, so I see that a 7 mm open cell wetsuit is strongly recommended. What good/bad features should I look out for on wetsuits and other equipment? For non-competitive diving, carbon fiber fins are almost certainly not worth the price, right?
Been getting my scuba cert so I have a mask and snorkel now, don't have lighter fins but some friends and I are heading to Rangeley Lake in a few weeks. Is it worth freediving the lake there? Never really done it before
>>2875419It's harder to relax when you're freezing your bollocks off but it doesn't hurt to try. Tell us how the water clarity is; I'm also a Maineac but the pond's I've tried diving in the visibility was shit.
>>2875419Lakes are normally sort of "boring" in terms of vegetation and wildlife, at least here on the west coast. But then again, most of ours are (at least partially) artificial reservoirs. But I enjoy swimming and diving around and exploring, so I never go to a lake without at least my mask. What's the harm in trying? Especially if you have a buddy to help ensure that you don't get into trouble somehow, by taking turns watching over one another.
Spearo in the 50th state here, if any of you all have questions, i would happily answer them. My pb static time is 4:05 and my best depth is around 75ft but obviously only about 10 sec on the bottom. I have a ton to learn, and im far from being even "good" for hawaii, but i learn more every dive. And no, no one spears on scuba out here, unless you want to be clowned on or get the dogshit beaten out of you by the locals
>>2814016Thats a sweet kagami brother
>#540- "yiff in hell" Edition>Previous Thread:>>>2875910>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>Talk about fishin
Finally caught a bass with a crankbait. I've been trying here and there all summer as a search bait.Night fishing off a rocky point with a 2" 1/4oz shallow crankbait in white and black. Saw some movement on the surface and cast beyond it. Reeled in the tiniest dink but it still counts. Thanks for attending my TED Talks.
>>2878773Theres a lot of fly fishing only zones. I want a “fly only” rod just for convenience but honestly I’d have just done it on another cheap rod if it weren’t for ts
>open truck topper >my net has exploded on itselfWhat the fuck. It was sitting on top of everything nothing could have crushed it.
>>2878805How old is it? Maybe the wood rim was weakened at the bends and its own pressure caused it to snap. Otherwise bigfoot did it as a warning sign
Have you ever had any close calls getting stuck in a cave?
>>2875724I've never heard of a black man getting stuck in a cave or falling of a mountain, nigga druids got 18+ wisdom
>>2877935There is a virtual reality caving game with a fully playable 3d map of Nutty Putty, which is pretty fun. So there's definitely a standalone 3d map that has to exist somewhere.
>>2877017Nutty putty guy was a couch potato retard that just so happened to find himself in a cave.
who will star him in the movie
>>2877922>these are beautiful and fragile ecosystems that need to be understood by mankindYeah these beautiful and fragile ecosystems would like it a ton as your filthy boots track in contaminates and your dirty body scrapes the thin biofilm off the cave walls bro.
Just imagine - you’re walking around at night in the forest, and then suddenly you met a puma on your way - what will you do?
>>2877783there aren't many fatal mountain lion attacks but I read one where a lady was defending her child from one and it attacked her for an entire hour non-stop until she finally died. could you imagine the absolute fucking horror of that shit
>>2874569The way he was dressed, he was asking for it
>>2877783OH SHID A GOOGER DDDD:
>>2877806No I cant imagine being that weak
