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trying to decide between binocular or monocular. probably either the vortex solo 8x36 or vortex crossfire 10x42 HD. help me make a decision.

use case would be just something fun to have while /out/ and about and maybe even in the city. so smaller size of monocular seems advantageous, but binocs seem easier to hold steady and give a sense of depth.
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If you're a bird-spotter then take both. Swarovskis are amazing if you can afford them - the pinnacle of optical quality for me. Get them second-hand.
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what about compact binoculars? best of both worlds?
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I prefer binoculars, you're going to use both hands to keep it steady, might as well use both eyes too
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i ended up getting compact binos witth 8x zoom. my first impression is that they are pretty good! however, i also think that 8x zoom does not really make much of a difference compared to my normal eye sight. i don't get much more information than my naked eye already does. and at the distance where the binoculars would make a difference e.g. by being able to read a sign, they are usually so shakey that i can't make it out anyway. so i would need a way keep it completely steady.

i am gonna test them some more but there is a good chance that i will just get rid of them completely. i think a noticably bigger zoom would be more fun, but i don't see a point in spending that much money and carrying around so much stuff
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>>2874918
I find 10x to be the sweet spot. Any higher and it becomes hard to keep your target actually in view. Only use higher magnifications if you want to look at stationary objects exclusively.

I bought these on Amazon for $40. Work perfectly

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Y4MNGW8

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Where did I take this picture today, are you able to get the exact location?
It shouldnt be to hard. Post orginal pictures of your recent outings that you took and if you did not go on any recent outings, think about why you keep making excuses instead of just going out even if only for a couple of hours on a small hike.

When coming back to this board it feels like 80% is just larpers. There are almost no original pictures taken anymore and 50% is gear threads. lets try to change that and post real pictures that you took.
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>>2874440
blue mountains?
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Asahi-dake yesterday
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a hike in white mountains last week
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Post your preferred hiking shoe and the rest of us can judge how /out/ they are
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I just wear my work boots, Wolverine Raiders. I've worn through 2 pairs over the last 10 years. Thinking about getting a pair of Danner Pronghorns.
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>>2864907
Same bro
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>>2863540
Any opinions on any of the Brooks trail runners? I wear the Adrenaline GTS for road running and I like them well enough. I was thinking about getting the Altra lone peak 9+, but I've heard there's a bit of an adjustment period if you're not used to zero drop. Is that true?
I'll probably be using them mostly for hiking if that makes a difference
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>>2863540
lowa renagade mids for dry
simms ultralight wading boots if im gonna be fly fishing

any recs for a hat with brim ideally somewhere between a bucket hat and a cowboy hat
looking for sun protection from all angles (not baseball cap), but can be put in a bag easily (so not leather/straw)
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>>2872314
Eliminating seed oils from your diet will largely reduce sunburn.
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>>2874612
boomers also wear underwear and sneakers
youll be a middle aged boomer one day too
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check out failsworth
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are these hats supposed to sit on top of your head or go fully in?
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>>2874902
Personal preference

Discuss nudism. Is it something you grew up with, or found later in life? Have you ever considered giving it a try?
I wanted to try making a thread on a blue board in the hopes that there could be a serious discussion instead of the degenerate gooning the occasional nudism thread devoles into on /b/.
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>>2874283
>using words like weird and creepy
You aren't even a woman and yet you use their vocabulary? What the fuck is wrong with you?

>>2874298
Nude hiking is great, but I have extremely pale Anglo skin and get sunburned too easily. If you're afraid of mosquitos and horse flies and other crap just spray some DEET; it's not going to kill you. Hiking up isolated river beds nude is great fun. Pic related waterfall I reached yesterday after about 2 hours hiking up the river. I guarantee probably less than a dozen people ever come here each year.
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>>2874454
Only women are allowed to use "weird" and "creepy"?
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>>2874561
Women use those words whenever they don't like a guy. It means nothing. In my experience most of the time a girl calls a guy "creepy" she just means he's ugly and she's not attracted to him. It doesn't actually mean that he's doing weird shit or looks legitimately insane, or otherwise acting in a way that you or I would call "creepy".
I notice women do with with quite a lot of words these days. Another good example is "cute". Basically anything they like is "cute". A child in a princess costume is "cute", but a sexy bimbo in a slutty microkini is also "cute".

And no, gay cruising and swingers aren't "creepy". They're disgusting.
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>>2859239
>sharing fruits
You mean drinking wine? Sounds good
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>>2874308
i did it with a long time friend (both male) while tripping on mushrooms and it was totally fine

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>ruins your outdoors
Thanks a lot, fucking leaf faggots.
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>>2874803
Is Canada being negligent in forest management?
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>drive 15 hours to northern michigan
>everything covered in apocalyptic haze
>no hiking or biking possible
oops
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>>2874824
Lunglet detected.

Perhaps it's all the jabs you took during the scamdemic that have fucked your ability to breathe properly.
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>>2874803
>>2874876
>start retarded conflict over fentanyl
>induce if not force a trade war that makes both of our economies take a hit and operate less efficiently
>canada, and to an extent the PNW states as a whole, loses the ability to spend on tertiary services like forest fire management
>the fires, which were going to occur anyway thanks to the rapid advances in climate change, become poorly managed and become bigger problems than they need to be
>forest fire smoke, being affected by wind, inevitably blows in part into the US
I for one am fucking flabbergasted
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>>2874885
Saya a cute

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The snowy world you grew up in no longer exists.

There are those out there who made billions depriving you of snowy winters.
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>>2857989
>There are those out there who made billions depriving you of snowy winters.
yeah but thats where you are wrong, its not manmade. the upcoming poleshift is responsible for these 12.000 year weather cycles
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>>2858481
>It's not fair! If [strawman] is allowed to do it, then why can't I?
Conservative thinking always follows this path. What a childish mindset.
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treeslove,,,CO2!,
,still havesnowon the peaks.
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Nuking india and china would solve every environmental problems. Every single one.
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>>2874868
what about the problem of background radiation in the atmosphere

A thread for all them big beautiful amphibians and reptiles you’ve seen while /out/. Snakes, frogs, turtles, lizards, and toads.
I miss seeing frogs and toads. When I was a kid you could let ride your bike down the road without seeing dozens of pancaked toads on the road… it’s been decades since I’ve seen that now.
This big bastard casually strolled through my lawn one morning so I captured it and let it go at the lake. I do not need any snappers hanging around.
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>>2874361
Ameiva - Iquitos, peru
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Reptiles are cool.....
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>>2874370
I wish this was a gif of that tortle walking.
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>>2874242
Always
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saw these lil niggas at work

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seen mountains.
seen deserts.
seem boreal forests.
seen grasslands.
seen canyons.
seen ridges.
I crave something new
the maddening sea of green
it calls to me
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>>2874584
My tax dollars via the Tides Foundation
>>2874581
>>2874698
>>2874702
>>2874769
Also my tax dollars via the Tides Foundation
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>>2874581
>prairies
Pretty much don't exist anymore because they've all been converted to farmland.
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>>2874790
Literally not true.
>There's no rainforest anymore. The Brazilians chopped down all the trees.
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>>2874579
What about marshes?
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>>2874584
The Russian propagandists are Jewish you moron. Literally Russian Jewish mobsters run the whole thing.

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humiliation ritual
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>>2868910
There are black bears in South-East Ohio, but their population isn't very high.
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>>2868900
They stole my pickynic baskets.
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>>2868900
what is humiliating about that?
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>>2869028
No, please come visit
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>>2868900
I want to say I had my food stolen from one of these because I didn't hide it. It was stolen by a human.

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>can't go outside cause the wildfire smoke has made the air quality india-tier and makes me want to die when I breathe it
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>>2874781
Smokers pay for that experience, bud
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>americans think they could invade and occupy Canada
>can't even handle one day of our normal summer air
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>looking forward to a pleasant nightwalk like usual
>moment I step outside it smells like the world is on fucking fire
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>>2874819
It is
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>tfw me at the bottom row

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when did realtree edge become streetwear ? this used to be a show of character -- that you'd wear this if you were a hunter with grit and interesting pasttime. now it's just for douchebag zoomers whose only hobby is being bad at managing their mcdonald's paychecks. how gay is that ! anyone else feel like putting their balls in these people's mouths ? read this sentence if you agree.
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>>2866235
cityfags will do anything to appear masculine, wearing shit like this is just an extension of it.
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>>2866251
I wear camo because for some reason no one else buys it in my size, so it often ends up on deep discount. Growing up in a rural redneck area, I associated camo with assholes but these days, got to find ways to save money. Funny thing is that /out/ is one of the places where I don't wear camo as I don't want to be difficult to see.
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If you were ever wearing this shit anywhere but out actively hunting, you were always a poseur more interested in looking like a grizzled hunter type than actually hunting.
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A lot of people will wear their hunting jacket because it’s usually the warmest article of clothing they own
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Realtree is y2k grunge drip now unc. I got a realtree carhartt #workwear jacket that shits tuff

what's your excuse to be like the other gearfaggots on this board?
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>>2874398
If I went out, would I really be posting on here? How much more proof do you need that I don’t go out?

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I'm here, but I'm gonna find myself homeless in the next few months, what do I need to be a hobo? So far I have
>tent
>backpack
>two ponchos
>a few tarps
>a butane stove
>sleeping bag
>tent fold up mattress
Thing is I'm not sure I can carry all this on my back at the same time, at least not without walking extremely slowly.
I'm mildly disabled and broke my spine a few years ago and I'm worried about being bogged down with gear, especially considering my tent is a large, pop-up tent that doesn't dissassemble into parts
>just use your car
If I use my car the local cops will take it off me, being poor and homeless is not allowed in Ireland and they'll take everything off me

So should I get a new tent? or is there a backpack that I can get that will allow me to carry a tent and mattress easily, even if I'm using a crutch to walk?


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>>2873803
You could start by driving away from Dublin at least an hour in any direction, Dublin has nothing
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>>2873789
>cops are the gestapo
but you’re a bum thoughever
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>>2872498
It is way easier to be homeless in a city so that is where you are going to end up. You can find and collect a lot of garbage you 'need' just by scrounging, and a dumpster dive results in a meal whereas a stove doesn't conjure up calories out in a field. Sleeping bag, tent, and the rest can go into ciggies and booze.

The only thing you will experience that is close to Thoreau's or Kerouac's adventure will be the best sex of your life. Vagrants, vagabonds, drug addicts, all fantastic lovers. So long as you aren't a man of abstinence or too picky about whose or which hole is being used.
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>>2872498
>>2872558
Come up north and try. Also, if you ever start making money, save up for a boat you can live in ASAP. You don't want to be living on the streets with a bad back. You can get one worthy of living on for about 3-4 grand if you're lucky, but it just wont be fancy. You can sell em on and buy better boats if you scrape up some more. Plus you can have boats fitted with a stove. You can live comfortably and very cheaply, the dole will get you by if you're smart about it. And you can fish. Free food! If you get a boat while in the north, make sure you have it in the Erne so you can go cross border. Always keep your options open
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>>2874470
I'm in Fermanagh. Some of us locals like to camp down the Erne on the Islands. Especially for fishing and wildfowling. It's great. Haven't done it in years though and you need a boat. Or you can just camp on the shore, either. Obviously that's not close to you but i've met random dubs down the lough, so maybe it is worth it for you guys idk

You find them by being familiar with the landscape and knowing the country outside the pale, or outside towns. There is an infinite amount of places good for camping. Take an interest, open your eyes, son. This is God's own country

I really like the color scheme
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>>2873593
Thanks doc
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>>2873593
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>>2874453
Kek
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>>2874453
Congratulations on figuring out the joke
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>>2873604
I guess you could argue it's good for fileting and skinning, and for any precision work that requires a sharp blade really. If you can't carry the extra blades in the handle then it kinda sucks.


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