I fucking hate the heat bro’s
I took a trip to Ruby Beach today bros. fucking chinks and jeets scurrying around EVERYwhere. two female chink bugs tried to parallel park and, predictably, failed and caused a huge traffic jam in the tiny public parking lot. I'm so sick of seeing brown and yellow 3rd worlders everywhere fucking up our beautiful nature.
>>2862697kek
>>2870444>>2870455But what if you go live near the mountains? The jeets can't follow you there, right?Eurocuck and I don't dream of coming there so don't worry but I have terminal niggerjeet fatigue and it would make me happy to know there's a place on Earth they can't reach.I hope you manage to recover even if chances are slim. We are already gone. They triple in numbers each year and we're the minority now. They freely shit in the streets.
>>2875037>But what if you go live near the mountains?suburbs of Seattle push up to the feet of the cascades, the HB-1lings are thick there.
>sockshow do i not have these things turn into sweat sieves while dicking about?i'm sure i have to get better socks, but what brand doesn't just get tons of holes after a little use?
>>2873866most people hike in polyprop socksI use "wright socks" they are double layer so your feet get roughed up less
You could utilize cornstarch or other foot powders. Wool and blends can still get wet and sweaty—they are not a complete solution for waterlogged clothing.Your issue may stem from your footwear rather than the undergarments. Waterproof shoes trap moisture and reduce breathability. Breathable sandals could help, but long-distance walking without arch support is not recommended, as many sandals lack adequate support and increase the risk of twisted ankles or roll over ankle injuries.I understand how frustrating swamp ass and moist feet can be. It’s a good idea to take breaks on the trail and air out your undergarments on a branch or something.
>>2870657All these people talking about the type of socks are tards. It mostly comes down to the shoe. Only after that does sock choice matter. Get a well ventilated shoe first off.
>>2873866>(merino)wool sock itch methat's not possible, it's a natural matyou bought/got fake wool
>>2873866You can go for yak or llama wool. Just make sure you get one that is blended with synthetic fibers if you want it to not disintegrate after your first hike.
Anyone from /out/ tell me if the Kantamus 60L is worth it? Looking for an endgame backpack that will survive the apocalypse.
>>2853409How much do you abuse your 'votta? My Chinesium canvas backpack still doesn't have any holes in it, despite being an everyday carry backpack for 5 years.Btw, wasn't that hole caused by faulty sewing? Can't you send it back and ask for a warranty fix? Based on your image, I assume the hole is in the seaming, not the fabric itself.Also, did you accidentally tear the material, or did the hole just one day appear, from everyday use? The molten strap is kind of on you man. I don't think theese packs are fireproof.
>>2848391dye your ucp green/yellowish and it'll look fine
>Jääkari S has been silently discontinuedHoly mother of fuckshit almighty.
>Jääkari M, green: few left in stockWait a sec, is Savotta actually killing the Jääkari family?
>>2847752Eurofag here I own both Mystery Ranch and Savotta, both rather old so IDK if they changed standards they're both really good shit that's gonna last forever. If you are in the USA just get Mystery Ranch
Post YouTubers you wanna go /out/ with
>>2874026ew.
>>2874035>being ugly is considered a medical condition nowlooksmaxxers have gone too far
>>2874217natives are most likely bewildered as to why she isn't pregnant
>>2874026absolutely feral sexo
>>2874027aw man I just found out he's battling cancer right now. Shug was a huge part of my getting into hammocking back innaday. Hope he battles through it.
>see bird>identify>pure joygod I love birds so much please show me your most recent sightingsI'm going on a backpacking solo trip on a segment of pacific crest just for the birdsI love being surrounded by stellar's jays and I really hope I can spot some mountain quails
A Kangaroo got merked on the very edge of the property at work and for the last 2 weeks there's been like 9 Whistling Kites hanging around the corpse, it's hard to get a photo of them all together because they almost all get spooped by the buggy and fly away. It's weird seeing that many big birds of prey chilling together.
>>2874767A few years ago I was walking in the woods and I heard a bird doing the most intricate and musical calls, and it sounded almost like it was mimicking other birdcalls and mashing them up. So I followed the sound until I could see what kind of bird it was and to my great surprise it was a Stellers jay. It kept doing that for a couple minutes and then it went back to doing the normal CAW CAW CAW like it noticed me watching it. Wish I took a video
>>2874622I hate cooper's hawks they always screech in the morning and they're always out around where I'm camping.
>>2874595It ain't much, but we get a ton of corvids in and around my place that bully the little birds and drop food into our fucking bird baths so they can soften things up to swallow them, including a couple of regular ravens who bully absolutely everyone and who won't make a goddamn messThat and I often see duckies out in the river and the manmade lake :3
>>2874987>goes camping>what’s with all these god damned birds?!Maybe you should just stay in your mom’s basement?
today i saw a tick crawling up my hiking pole. I had permethrin sprayed on my pants, socks and boots so i wasn't too concerned but nope!spray permethrin on your poles too. mine have a foam grip that absorbs water so it can be soaked, otherwise wrap a treated cloth below the grip
>>2874224i was in Liechtenstein akshually
>hike through shallow rivershehwhat now, tickfucks?
>>2874114Yep seems there's more of them this year.Found a couple of those tiny seed ticks on me, one was on my dick. Had the whole thing in its mouth
>>2874545>leeches inbound
>he doesn't wear sexy pantyhose to make hetero ticks turn away in disgustamateurs
I planted three sisters, leafy greens, radishes, onions, garlic, potatoes, various berries, figs, apples, kiwis, grapes, and herbs. The trees I grew from seed 5 years ago are now large enough to shade my garden. I planted this year knowing that the cost of food in fall will be high enough to justify the extra work I have done this year. Diesel is now at record highs globally.
What 4chan board would I go on to discuss houseplants? I bought a spider plant half-price because its leaves were all fucked, and I want to know if I need to do anything to get new leaves to grow or if I've just wasted my money. It sounds like I've come to the wrong board.
>>2873720Me again. Thanks to >>>/diy/2998445, I have now discovered >>>/an/5132774, so I no longer need /out/'s help. You look like quite a cool board, though.
3 sistersOnions, sjallots, garlicFlowers3 types of berry bushesAsparagus & strawberriesTobacco
>>2873424there's no need to think about sucking penis when you're actively doing that 24/7
i planted some cherry tomato seeds today. just messing with it but i got a nice size wooden planter outside and some brand new soil, so i put a seed in there. did a second seed in a cut out 20oz soda bottle indoors just in case the first seed doesn't take. i might do a third seen tomorrow in something small just for the fuck of it, theres like 20 seeds in that pack and it was $3
I'm looking for some hiking near college station what are some good options for me?
>>2868602The Kalalau Trail is a good option! Right outside your door step really
you trying to find your murder victims?
>>2868602When I was there ('85-'89) the best hiking path was from $dorm to the chicken. I assume the chicken is still there, so that would be my recommendation.
>>2868602Lick Creek Park is pretty nice. Don’t bother with anything close to town, the cops are dicks and will accuse you of doing drugs or gay sex. For some reason all the closet cases like to blow each other in the woods. I don’t know what the fuck is wrong with the people at Texas A&M, there were fucking glory holes all over that campus.
>>2868602basically everything will be west of I35Colorado river bendgarnerenchanted rocklonghorn cavernstake a long weekend and drive 9 hours to big bend, it will be the best decision you've ever made.
The weak (you) should fear the strong (John Primitive)
>>2874327>He built like 6 different mud huts. Half of them fell downYes, because mud huts are a temporary structure, as most structures in the stone age were.>But he keeps stalling and going backwards, instead of advancing and making Primitive metal tools/systems to eventually evolve to premodern systems and tools.Do you understand how difficult it is to do metallurgy on your own using nothing but stone age tools? It took mankind thousands of years to figure out how to smelt and forge iron. He also doesn't have access to copper or tin, so he can't even make bronze, and the only iron source he has access to is the iron bacteria mud. He also can't hunt for animal products like leather, sinew, bone, etc. because that would be illegal to do with primitive tools.Then you have the fact that he is one person by himself, which makes everything he tries to do exponentially more difficult and time consuming. In the actual stone age, you had a community around you who would all pitch in.
>>2874399This time he'll make some charcoal
>>2874791See>>2874408>>2874390
>>2874311trolling or just indian?
>>2874332jeets don't know the meaning of words
I've been using a trailer on my bicycle for some time now. I reinforced the bottom, and swapped aluminium connection to steel so that I can safely get groceries which sometimes may exceed 50kg if I'm buying for example milk, sugar, flour in larger quantities.I use a typical 28" dutch bike made by Union which is over 20 years old but it's very sturdy and served me for almost 10 years now (I'm a fat fuck).So I want to ask whether it makes sense to get an ebike for this task or not. I'm worried that the engine or battery may get used up very quickly from the weight applied to the bicycle. I don't intend to use the electricity as the main means of transportation, instead for going uphill since it's difficult to pedal when you're already pulling weight behind yourself.I guess it's also the matter of whether modern bicycles even have sturdy frames that can withstand pulling that much weight.
>>2874923Also if you want to know how to reinforce your trailer's floor - I personally used a plastic cover for the spare wheel in the trunk from an old Laguna. Slide it between the material and the frame, then drill some holes and screw that in. This is how these trailers should be made in the first place.
>>2874923Yes, it would work fine as long as you get one that is powerful enough. If you intend to pedal also then range won't be an issue. You can easily go 100 km with a 20 amp hour battery. The actual force on the frame is going to be almost nothing. You can do the physics calculations for the load you want to carry and the expected slope. You know it will always be less than half the weight of the trailer plus the rolling resistance. The frames of a bike can hold up to hundreds of pounds of force, but it will differ based on where you choose to attach it.
>>2874923Neighbor actually does this.Seems to work fine.
I usually don't bother with boots because they're tedious to put on and I don't roll my ankle in trail runners etc. That said, are cowboy boots ok for /out/? I'm guessing it's blistertown, but at least they must be fast and easy to wear?
>>2874919No
>>2874919Those are designed for working on flat turf or bare dirt.
>>2874946Lol.Not even that.Theyre designed for stirups while you sit in a saddle for an hour then spend 4 minutes on the ground mending a barbed wire fence then youre back in the saddle.The one thing theyre NOT designed for is walking.
>>2874953Ropers are for the ground/pen. Cowboy boots are for riding/stirrups.
While this is kinda political I feel you outdoor guys can understand it better.As I'm from Germany and the Energy prices are far through the roof here, I though of solutions. I came up with Biogas and later with Biodiesel and Ethanol together. I thought about making something crowdfunded but realized this needs a National Development Plan and new Laws. It SHOULD have national Energy Strategic status....someone needs to do something.As I interacted with AI about this, it seems that without demishing national food production and allocate only 2% of agricultural land among other things for this, it's quite doable.I read, trump just approved 12 new nuclear reactors for the USA. In my opinion this is stupid. Even the USA could adopt Biogas/Biodiesel and Ethanol.Please inform yourself about this subject and if possible build groups to promote this world wide. This needs to be the future,I myself probably can't go much further. I have late stage cancer and just today found my sperm to be full of blood. Don't listen to those who speak against Biogas, they have no idea what they talk about or are big oil shills or something.
>>2872885It's been a while since I've seen someone as retarded as you.
>>2872809>GermanyI’d say “do what the French do and build nuke plants” but do I really want an extension of dar al-Islam with nukes in 40 years’ time unless you all terrorkananken raus first
>>2872809Ford makes ethanol car> PROHABITION!Ford stops making Ecar> Prohabition over,Gov control.Rudolf Diesel makes engine that runs on Hemp Oil> MARIJUANA BAD!"legal" marijuana has HUGE graft added>OK,,,just dont make fuel.BIG OIL rules, not freedom.NUKES>10,000 years of radiation DEATH!> OK?lots of GRAFT>OK! (and we "recycle" waste to make bullets)1 acre hemp=400 gallons clean,edible fuel and 10 tons pressed seed block suitable for goat/cow/chicken/fish/human food.we could have freedom."could".
>>2873108>no they didn't refine crude oil, they refined refined oilwow>The germans basically refined organic vegetable oilswhat fruit are coal and natural gas extracted from?
>>2874943oh look, the fart skitzo is back!
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
>>2874891That's angle and clarity. They're the same shape and number of tines. The chances of two moose having that close of a set of antlers is nearly impossible.
>>2874892>They're the same shapethey aren't though>number of tinesthey aren't though>The chances of two moose having that close of a set of antlers is nearly impossiblethey aren't that close, and the chances of the one moose managing to swim a mile away and then swim a mile back only to suddenly and conveniently fall over dead in the same spot that it was shot is infinitely more impossible.
>>2874894Not sure if you're trolling ort just that low IQ...
>>2874894It swam back because Ziga chased it back you moron
>>2874895this board has lots of browns shilling. probably a jamjeet
I hope you have been out enjoying the sun
brit/cave/ checking in
>>2874188
>Midnight skyThe sun insists that we enjoy it
I'm planning on going to Orkney for a few days in September. Has anyone been? I'll stay in a hostel for a few nights in Kirkwall and renting a bike.
>>2874245No, never been.
I wasn't ready for them last summer, I realize that. Now I'm ready.
>>2874847The leather ones from keen are the best choice for this category, tevas always seem like they fall apart right away theyre really flimsy
why not just classic tevas? the fabric between toes things is kind of annoying
>>2874861literally the opposite of my experience. I've had classic tevas last 5-10 years, and i don't treat them lightly
>>2874847tried them, the problem is that if you try them in water with rocks/sand, the shit just enters your shoe and never leaves. they're only appropriate for dry hiking which kind of defeats the purpose imo
>>2874896>>2873106Tevas are worsethey use velcrovelcro is noisyand they’re more difficult to get into/out ofand the thong doesn’t bug me, YMMV>>2873128I’m glad I have toe socks because I get blisters if I hike or take long walks in mine
