How many folx does it take to roll one of these? It's only 120 cm / 4 ft in diameter, but about 200 kg / 450 lbs. Thanks, y'all.
>>2875128>How many folx does it take to roll one of these?1 person to drive the baler
wechanged,,,from>>2875154tone ton bails tostop thiefs., and just morefficent.,,,homesteaderstill use small bails.
>>2875128If you’re not pushing it up hill like Sisyphus, one. My 65 year old mother can do it.
>>2875128>/fit/
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?
>>2874953Ropers are for the ground/pen. Cowboy boots are for riding/stirrups.
>>2874919>I don't roll my ankle in trail runners etcyou don't roll your ankles YETalso cuff height has no effect on ankle stabilitylet me type it againCUFF HEIGHT HAS NO EFFECT ON ANKLE STABILITYyou are only wearing high top hikers because your grandparents didlow cut approach shoes are better in literally 90% of usecases>inb4 muh winteryes high cuffs are nice in winter, that's why I said 90%>>2874953>Theyre designed for stirups while you sit in a saddle for an hour then spend 4 minutes on the groundno they are made for walking
>>2875438>no they are made for walkingThey havent changed in design for 200 years.Theyre a sandal with an upper.Theyre horrible from a podiatry standpoint and cause massive issues ranging from bunions to fallen arches to pinched spinal nerves.Saying that theyre "for walking" is like saying an ox is for "plowing fields".Technically correct but archaic and outdated to the point of being dangerous compared to moderm alternatives.
>>2874919They're like wellies really, but wellies are objectively nicer
>>2875442>podiatryis a memeyou probably wear mid or high top hiking boots and you're lecturing on footwear
Crossbows arent archery edition.So we havent really had one of these threads in the fast handful of years. Post bow builds, your plans for hunting this upcoming season, your target species, your arrow build, etc.
>>2874981GA. We're lucky to be able to take 10 does and 2 bucks per season. Hogs have no limit, season, and are really good eating when prepared right. >>2874980How hard is it to rabbit and squirrel hunt with a bow? seems like it would be difficult because of such a small target? what ranges are you shooting them at?>>2875013Bear makes decent bows, prices aren't bad either. buy one that doesn't break the bank and just shoot it until you figure out you like it or until you get really good at it. Most bow tech peaked in the 90's so you're not going to see a massive difference if you bought one that cost 2k vs $350
>>2875097>Bear makes decent bows, prices aren't bad either.This. I have a Blackout Epic and it does everything I want it to. I do plan on upgrading a few parts here and there, but last year was my first year bow hunting and so I wanted to get a feel for it first.
I've thought about getting into bow hunting, I'd get a longer deer hunt season, and I have a friend who gets a lot of hogs near his land and a bow wouldn't alert the neighbor's dogs like the .308 does.
>>2875341It gets addicting and you'll eventually won't want to hunt with anything else because of the challenge bow hunting gives. You do have to get closer and getting the perfect shot is much harder than with a rifle. You have to learn discipline that firearms hunting doesn't teach you, and you'll start taking your time to get that perfect shot and when you do it makes the payoff so much more fulfilling.
>>2875403That's what I'm hoping for. It's easy to take out a hog from 150 yards but getting to 30 or so with a bow will make me improve overall.
How is your experience with night hiking, anons? There's a big forest reserve in the middle of town and I want to lose track of time and walk around in it at night. It might be the difference of only a few people I'd otherwise meet but I want the peace of knowing I'm alone. There are some coyotes apparently but no bears or montain lions probably. I bought a bear horn and a stick just to be careful. Anyway I feel like I could walk forever in this sort of environment and I'd get a lot of exercise
>>2875062You have a small penis.
>>2874722I love you anon
>>2875093>immediately make fun of penis size like a woman You have low T
>>2874700I walk a lot in darkness because I live in the forest and have no car, but in my country there are no predators. Not sure if I would do that with my heavy grocery bags and backpack when there is bears around but your distances are likely much higher.>>2874735I used to take highdose mushrooms and go to the forest, especially in the 2014 era when I lived near Königsforst in Cologne (Rath Heumar). Magical times, its for you if you enjoy solitude and dissolution into other states of consciousness. But here where I live there is nothing to fear except humans. And there are never any. Only once some homeless sheltered in the entrance. Humans are afraid of total darkness and the forest, which I enjoy, because it gives me safety in that knowledge. When you do it regularily you become used to it.It became now a tradition to dose my drugs in the forest, especially DXM nowadays, I also grow Cannabis there which is like an exercise.
The times I've done it, I always seem to walk through a big cobweb. Really hate it when that happens.
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.
>>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
>>2874085I wish I had a androgynous husband like myself to help me in the garden. Theres nothing better than touching each others cocks and keeping them hard in the process.
I love this brand. I proudly display it on my clothes, water bottle, camping gear, shoes. Everything I have is Ozark Trail. I think the Walmart family sells it at a loss to get people into camping.
>>2874292It's the same shit retard.
$25. Best jacket I've ever owned
Think I've bought one or two things by them. Overall was satisfied.
Do y'all have any opinions on REI gear ? I've been seeing it a lot from other people camping.
poorfag cope thread
Ok, I give up. What's supposed to be so great about these bottles? I've been using a larger and a smaller one for a year now and I can't tell why I couldn't use any other empty plastic bottle instead.Please enlighten me.
The market has moved to stainless steel vacuum insulated tumblers. They are all around better than nalgenes. Nalgenes were good for their time because they were one of the only wide mouth bottles around and the plastic was exceptionally durable. That's it. I don't know what you expected, it's a water bottle all it can really do it hold water and not break.
>>2872645>>2872804years ago, traveling with family, they questioned my beat up smartwater bottles. gave these explanations and they said i was full of shitthen we passed a guy filling a bunch with his filter and i felt very vindicated
>>2872784in my country if you buy 1l ethanol 96% alcohol, it'll cost you less than 5 euros. the bottle is HDPE and has wide opening and big cap
I bet your boyfriend loves when you put your whole mouth over the nalgene opening.
>>2872590i got the clear plastic ones cos my friend hyped it up since you can pour boil water in to it, but i later switched to stainless steel one for winter camping.
Can I get some general beginners tips and some equipment I should start with before getting into storm chasing? I live in an area that has been getting increasingly higher tornado counts every year and had already had a bad phobia of storms in general (embarassing, I know). This year I've resolved to actually get out and chase them. I use several radars and know how to read weather conditions to see which are favorable for a tornado but outside of that I don't really know much so any help would be much appreciated.
>>2872928>I should start with before getting into storm chasing?1 car2 video camera3 gps/tablet/laptop4 connect with storm chaser groups5 have fun
Get a tool belt with some hidden compartments in it. That way when you are going through houses helping to "find survivors" you can get a little recreational looting in.
>>2872928Be ready.https://nypost.com/2013/06/04/were-going-to-die-were-going-to-die-storm-chasers-last-words-as-widest-ever-twister-bore-down/
Get a trugg, the majority of Storm Chasing in the US involves cutting down rural dirt side roads which turn into a muddy mess in seconds with the rain and hail that comes with big storms
Front load meteorological knowledge. Keep practicing reading radar, watch videos about storm structure. Generally learn as much about meteorology as you can.I don't know where you live, but peak tornado season is in May and June for most of the plains, as far as frequency anyway. The fact that you posted at the end of June that you want to chase storms "this year" tells me that you have some more learning to do.Even if tornadoes aren't forecasted, if there are thunderstorms near you, especially supercells, just chase them. Practice the art of quickly making navigation decisions in order to track a storm effectively. What makes good storm chasers good is their ability to plan well and get ahead of a storm.
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.
>>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!
>>2872809Unfortunately we do something even less sustainable in that we got enviro scammed into making Ethanol production through corn subsidizing part of our economic model.
what's your excuse to be like the other gearfaggots on this board?
>>2874398If I went out, would I really be posting on here? How much more proof do you need that I don’t go out?
I work 60 hours a week to barely afford to live in a top tier outdoor location.
Its been averaging about 95 degrees every day for the past two weeks. Life fucking sucks in the eastern cascades.
>>2875131PicrelIn the desert… you can’t remember your name. Or something like that.
Out of season rain editionpastebin:https://pastebin.com/Mvfh8b87New USDA zone map has been released: https://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/Koppen Climate Map: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/fb/K%C3%B6ppen_World_Map_High_Resolution.pngSearch terms:Agrarian, Agriculture, Agrology, Agronomy, Aquaculture, Aquaponics, Berkeley Method Hot Composting, Cold Frames, Companion Planting, Composting, Container Gardening, Core Gardening Method, Cultivation, Deep Water Culture (DWC), Dry Farming, Espalier, Farmer's Market, Forest Gardening, Forestry, Fungiculture, Geoponics, Greenhouses, Homesteading, Horticulture, Hot Boxes, Hügelkultur, Humanure, Hydroponic Dutch Bucket System, Hydroponics, Keyhole Garden, Korean Natural Farming, Kratky Method, Landscaping, Lasagna Gardening, Ley Farming, Market Garden, Mulching, No-till Method, Ollas Irrigation, Orchard, Permaculture, Polyculture, Polytunnels, Propagation, Rain Gutter Garden, Raised Beds, Ranch, Rooftop Gardening, Ruth Stout Garden, Sharecropping, City Slicker Composting, Shifting Cultivation, Soil-bag Gardening, Square Foot Gardening, Stale Seed Bed, Sugar Bush, Truck Farming, Vermiculture, Vertical Gardening, Window Frame Garden, Windrow Composting, Alpaca, Snail, Toad, Trumpeter, Turkey, Worm, biochar, vermicompostingLast thread: >>2868554(Un)official /HGM/ discord: https://discord.gg/TvN3Ed4Geh
Hello, I am semi new here. I posted a pic about 2 weeks ago and I am pleased to join this community if its where home gardening is most discussed. I know how to make new threads but I am relatively new to /out/ and this thread I humbly request a new thread so the image level is reset and I can post my 3 images (an even combine them into 1 image to save image space)Without images, this is my setup:I have labeled 12 of my Plants in groups of 4. They are in Stage 2 of 3 before their final replanting in larger containers.α,β,γ,Δδ - Black Cherry TomatosΕε,Ζζ,Ηη,Θ - Tomatilos Ιι,Κκ,λ,Μμ - Radishes
>>2875119SOMEONE GET THIS NIGGER A NEW THREAD
>>2875140We need to sub contract the guy who does the tackle threads for an OP pic series.
>>2875140>>2875142Are there any particular rules/traditions for the OP when making a new homegrownmen thread? If not, i'll just copy paste the current one and make it. Updating the last thread link of course.
>>2875147>>2875147>>2875147>>2875147>>2875147NEW>>2875144Just the "edition"
>friend comes over to do my backyard for money>he stays the night>he downloads Last of Us II>get to the part in the beginning where they enter the weed room>im inspiredAs soon as I have a big shed, a basement, or a garage to myself, I am growing massive amounts of drugs. Weed, salvia, datura, shrooms. And everything in between.
>>2875075Okie.
>>2875075You need to go back.
>>2875075Genesis 1:29 - And God said, “Behold, I have given you every herb bearing seed which is upon the face of all the earth"
>>2875083Fucking kek
>>2875076>>2875082>>2875083see! Massive AIDS energy.
Now that most hills are open for the season, what are your downhill MTB plans for the summer?
>>2873716Not almost killing myself and ending up in a cast for 3 months.
>>2873716Until july 2019 I had no idea ski resorts opened during the summer and carried your bike up the up on the lifts. I bought a bike on sale and hit the lifts in mid August but they closed mid September. I rode a lot the next summer of 2020 and had a great time and almost broke my neck going down a really steep section. I am "old" so I need to take it easy on the steeper runs. I still ride when I have time, and really enjoy kilion brons vids about Mega avalanche rides.
hit sugarloaf ME opening dayrainy as fuck so half the mountain was closed but I enjoyed the tech I got to doneed to go back another weekend to hit the rest, but also need to burn the free loon mtb day the pass gave me and not sure when ill get a chance
I prefer trail riding to downhill
>>2874852>I prefer trail riding to downhillwhat about downhill trail riding?
Hello everyone. I hope this is the best board to write this, so bare with me :)I have been saving up a lot of money, and I'd like to buy a block of land that is currently for sale near me. It's a great price, decent space, it's in a perfect location near my work, friends and family, etc.The only problem is that it is zoned "farming zone", and as such, one cannot easily build a dwelling on it.So, I'd like to ask any Australians here if they have had experience with such a thing. Is there a "loophole" around building something? Or are there any other solutions?Thank you :)
I helped Mum buy a house in a farming zone with nearly 20 acres of scrub just so she could finally own her own house and quickly realized there's a reason why people aren't buying up blocks of land for cheap to sell later on, so many dumb laws if you want to actually do anything on the land, you can't even divide up land if its under 20 acres becaus eof muh zoning, I'm just glad there was a house already built on it. You need a LOT of money to do anything with Land OP.
>>2875022Also, going by what other neighbours do out here, people don't give a shit unless you're being an asshole with noise/lights/dogs etc, slap a caravan on it with a small shed with a toilet and you should be right until you can sort a house out.
The best thing to do here is to build and never legally declare it a dwelling. Lucky for you it is zoned rural and that means you can most likely build a shed on it without council approval. So you build a shed or whatever and live in it. You can have a shipping container or whatever too.Are you not Australian? You should know it is standard practice to do this. Just live there illegally but dont make it obvious and nobody cares. You need a different residential address legally. Do you actually know what it costs to get a dwelling permit? It is a nightmare. The fact you got farming land means instead of paying 200-400k minumum you can knock up a nice steel shed that is essentially a warehouse for 50k. You won the lottery if you already own the land.
You guys in the thread have no idea. If you buy farming land you can build without council approval in most cases. You then start a pty ltd and put the place of business your block, you then get a tiny amount of livestock, just get. 2 bee hives, you are now a primary producer. Now look at all of the grants and everything else. Look at the r&d cashback. And work out a hypothesis that counts as r&d and do whatever the fuck you want on your land, cows, sheep, goats, whatever. If you are an Australian citizen and you have land zoned for farming you have won. Genuinely suffering from success learn business immediately.
>>2871753>I hope this is the best board to write thisIt isn't. Fuck off.
Mary Jane’s Bridge. On small road called Bayou Tortue off of Highway 90, this tee-tiny bridge can be located at the narrowing roads past many subdivisions in the area. As predictable as any tale of a bridge could be, a girl by the name of Mary Jane was out on her prom night. Both her and her date stopped the car to get out and stand on the bridge to admire the beauty of the algae-infested muddy waters. Next thing you know, her supposedly well mannered date PUSHED HER off of the bridge, and poor little Mary Jane died upon impact. And of course, as the legend goes, a girl in a white dress haunts the bridge and the surrounding area. I have heard that if you stop on the bridge and turn your car off, she will magically appear in your car window starting at you.
>>2874357Cool story bro.
>>2874566>kindimplies a differentiation
>>2874566
>>2874357feet
get the fuck out with the lame ghost girls, I'm here for the wendussy
