Post YouTubers you wanna go /out/ with
>>2876026parasites needs hosts
>>2874026I am 100% certain she is autistic.
>>2874026She's the personification of 1990s Discovery Channel.
>>2873551Fuck your curry, is that Christmas cake?
>>2877102Yeah its a sad one. But it also shows how careful you need to be around trains.
>>2877102He inspired me to hop trains when I was 19. However, he was kind of a deadbeat drunk. His death was a natural consequence of his stupidity, and goes to show what happens when you squander your talent doing fuck all with your life.He could have been a better man, but if we're still going to honor him, we should honor him for who he was entirely, a Poor but Vibrant Lost Soul.
>>2877165this sadly, he inspired a lot of people to get out, he captured the imagination of many.a lot of the stresses and tensions in the world that came to pass later were being foreshadowed through the 2010s and you could tell in the old youtube comments people were feeling it.
>>2877243I can agree with that. I think Stobe probably felt the same way, and just didn't know what else he could do to really manage it except to run away.
>>2877102Being a drunkard does that. Actually amazing it didn't happen earlier.Now, if we were talking about Shoestring, then I'd feel kinda bad.
#540- “vintage” EditionPrevious Thread:>>2873723 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/fishingandtacklehttps://imgur.com/a/1Xw3NNew Bong Fishin Guidehttps://pastebin.com/sDB5SQTqTalk about fishin
I had a crazy birdsnest yesterday and I think I cut off all the 4lb that I had tied to the 6lb bulking up the spool. Now I’m wondering if I should even tie more 4lb on to get it back to full spool…Does it (full spool) really matter that much for casting distance? Should I trust this 4 year old 6lb mono?
It needs to stop being hot and thundering FFS!
This guy was feisty, even pulled some drag>>2877272If mono, change your mono. If braid, change your braid and go up a size
one man's dink is another's moby dick
Fresh bread>>2877303
Wow im honestly suprised I was able to post from here. Anyways, hammock thread. Im in a bog, its currently 99°f Share hammock tricks, tips and nips. Let's talk hammocking and chilling outside.
>>2875446>tensionI said suspension. Whats that? Continuous loop to beener directly to tree strap? Well nvmd you do you have fun with it.>take care of myselfSo you simply hover a few inches above your bog whenever you go there? Understandable why didn't I just think of that sooner.
>>2875443>moldi dipped it in a bucket of bleach water the other day so it should be dead
stillborn threadanyways!HOW TO GET HIT ON THE HEAD WITH A DEAD TREENah it did hold I checked it carefully first, on it's way out but had some fresh shoots and was absolutely solid.
>>2875473Jesus. That's gross m8, discard it,
>>2875428Gross. Get some techwash like Grangers 2-in-1 and wash that thing in a frontloading washer (or handwash) with warm water and an extra rinse cycle.
>"You're being a gearfag! If it's good enough for the trail, it's good enough for the trail!">"Okay, then I'll buy this milsurp that I think looks go-">"REEEEE YOU'RE A LARPER! TACTICOOL! TACTICOOL! THOSE PANTS WILL FALL APART IN A WEEK!"Shut the fuck up, you fucking fairy. Better to be tacticool than a gearfag who's in denial about being a gearfag.
>>2872680Milsurp is designed to be indestructible by 80 IQ grunts. It's far more durable than civilian outdoor gear. (And correspondingly heavier.)
>>2872663>another neverserved obsessed with the image of something she will never be
US Army ACU camouflage pattern items can be found at low prices. The ACU pattern has been discontinued by the US Army and it is not a very well liked pattern. Since it has been discontinued and is not well liked there is a lot of it available and low prices. I bought some textile dye at Hobby Lobby and dyed the ACY gear I bought to better match the vegetation in my area of Appalachia. My experience with military surplus gear is that it is very well made and durable. The picture has a couple items I have dyed next to a M81 Woodland Alice Pack, a USMC desert camo shingle and a British DCP pack cover. I live in a low population area and do not see many if anyone out on the trails I use so I do not have to worry about what some REI store assistant manager thinks about my gear choices. I can use what I am happy with.
>>2874661You can serve my dick.
>>2872663>Better to be tacticool than a gearfag who's in denial about being a gearfag.Tacticool : LARPing as military aka stolen valourGearfag : spending more time worrying about gear purchases then actually using the gear.Tacticool is just a subcategory of gearfag.
I hope you have been out enjoying the sun
These shelter halves FUCKING SUCK
>>2876341How crap are they? They won't need to be mountaineers for some of the easier climbs but they will need to be generally fit. The Lakes can get very rainy so make sure they've got proper waterproofs and boots if you go up anything big. You can hike along the top of the Wastwater screes, it's not that high and very gentle once you're up, with an excellent view of the lake. Otherwise, the easiest and safest thing for beginners is to visit some of the waterfalls around. But so long as they aren't overweight and have sensible clothing, you can definitely go climb some of the hills.
>>2875913cnicht is comfy
Do you carry a GPS? Not sure it's even worth getting one in the UK. I can read a map and use a compass.
>>2877114Defo not worth in UK unless deep deep in lakes or peaks/moors
seeking locations to homestead off grid within USA that does not have >data centers>cell towers>radio towers>heavy metals in the water and soil, >geoengineering activity (chemtrails, marine cloud brightening, stratospheric aerosol injection, ocean alkalinity enhancement)was wondering if anyone from can confirm if their gardens/livestock grow very abundantly in places without these pollutants? or if anyone can confirm their location (anywhere in USA) is free of the list above?
>>2875263i use to live in oregon and it was too hot for me, would it be possible that washington would have the same percs?
>>2868129>geoengineering activity (chemtrails, marine cloud brightening, stratospheric aerosol injection, ocean alkalinity enhancement)No spot on Earth will escape your schizo delusions.
>>2868235cocka
>>2868129OP, the most toxic chemical giving you problems is your own defective DNA.
>>2868133Republiniggers will sell every square inch of Florida to developers if they have their way
Post your yak hacks.I got a new Quest Outlands 100 about a week ago and I've already been bitten by the yak hacking bug. I got a 4.5 inch rubber plug from Amazon and cut this hole behind the seat. Now I can reach inside and install nuts and/or backing plates for more tracks and cleats. The hole deburred easily with a razor blade and with the plug in it looks totally factory.IMO the Quest Outlands is the best poorfag fishing kayak on the market right now. The Quest Endeavor uses the same hull and they cut the entire bottom of the seat out to install an "upgaded" seat that isn't actually better, so I figure a much smaller hole with no stress risers won't compromise anything.
I got picrel recently.Just needed something easily transportable to fuck around on calm waters a few days out of the year.Any Anons used that before?
I'm looking for something ≤10 ft I can shove in my car and take fishing after work, seems like everything under $500 either has major warping and structural problems over time or spins out with a gentle breeze, wondering if I could just take something cheap and install a skeg to at least fix the spinning issue. Anyone have any experience with that?
>>2874501A skeg?
>>2874501all kayaks will spin in the wind, even 12 footers with a skeg or hull shape with built in skeg. that's what an anchor at the bow or sern is for.
>>2874501This anon >>2876819 is right. If you are looking for something cheap and will fit in a car, get a paddleboard. I'm strongly considering buying one.
Im taking a trip up to Jim Thorpe PA and im looking for the best activities to do since my cousin Gov Shapiro shut down Glen Onoko.Me and the other masters are going to buy and return a raft on the first day for the river, but im looking for stuff to do on foot as wellif you dont give me the best and coolest info on the area between Lakewood and Jim Thorpe PA im gonna call your boss and have you fired.
>>2875300>also ricketts glen waterfalls, and eagle's mere is a cute town with a museumyea i would like some unique shit to do alsoAI is a little gay and has to pepper in shit i dont want to do
>>2875303>yea i would like some unique shit to do alsotry to find gray's run vista from bodine mtn rd (probably an off trail hike the coordinates of grays run vista are on endless mtn wordpress)he's the district attorney of sullivan county (where the endless mtns are) and he has a hiking blog with lots of useful information and weird hikes in PA esp NEPAthen report back if you found grays run vista there's also a driveable view on bodine mtn rd if you fail he's really the endless mtns specialistalso follow corey bires on alltrailshe lives in pa and does really cool hikes I do hikes he does sometimes (they are always hard)I don't think this is in the area you are looking for (its south) but coral caverns is cool and the owner is legit crazy he mentions "science tells us" before introducing any fact about the cave as if his tours are usually creationist amish (maybe they are)but your main focus should be hiking as much of the gorge at lehigh as you can if you are fit do the main trail to hetchel's tooth cliffs and keep going if able, the full loop is maybe 10 mi and 2000 ft elevation gain just guessing but the furthest away views are sorta the prettiest it looks like (just from photos ive seen ive yet to do the full gorge loop its on my dream list)Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
also google maps lists this as permanently closed (though there's multiple parking areas one at a house that's private so google could just have the wrong address) so maybe you should double check before going but this is a nice view of the delaware river closer to youthere's two views - one to the right down a sketchy steep slope, and one to the left of a bridgehttps://www.njhiking.com/milford-bluffs/I did this hike ~ 2 years ago it's kinda confusing once you get into the open field part and there's no signs or anything
im backyou didnt warn me of the satanists in the town anon
>>2875295>Hello Goyim
Extreme exploration vehicles. You see those guys spending 1000s of hours building an off road vehicle with mud tyres and a 4x4 gearbox, you see the atv's etc, but when you think about the physics of it, wheels are not designed to be going through mud, up hills, over large rocks etc. Legged vehicles are going to be the future and autonomous horse robots to ride through the wilderness are already being built.https://youtube.com/shorts/J6eVQ8C7aBM?VZb4o8huG6j-Nl0e
>>2875084wheel here. no we don't.
>>2876472There are still traces of the wagon wheels on the Oregon trails, 150 years later.
>>2874904I for one think the final frontier will be a kangaroo style mount. Its going to be hard to achieve the efficiency of a wheeled vehicle in something with reciprocating parts, and in any situation that isn't outright beaten by flying, I feel something kinetically efficient that can still remain dextrous enough to navigate challenging grades and surfaces will have to have at the very least something resembling a kangaroo's legs, or along the lines of velocity stilts if its on all fours. Maybe we'll even have pouch cockpits and parascope cameras
>>2876491I never died from a wagon wheel in Oregon trails.
>>2875099Most the anonyim on this board are too fat to ride
>NEVER SWIM ALONEThis advice is commonly parroted as part of water safety training, I myself have repeated it robotically as a lifeguard and aquatics instructor back in the day. But as an adult I routinely open swim alone all year round, sometimes in pretty rough surf. I have a healthy respect for the power of water and the elements and know when to bail. But everyone who hears that I swim solo immediately admonishes me for being reckless and selfish. Is it really that nuts? Do any of you swim alone as well. Cold exposure tolerance, physical fitness and biofeedback are all super important skills to develop for all outdoors related activities and i feel that solo swims in nature put this at the forefront
>>2875794>fellow man Kek.
>>2875763I wanna drown in a sea of pussy
>>2874482I pretty much only swim alone because none of my friends or family give a fuck about swimming or boating and all think I'm a crazy person for hearing the call of the sea. I'm also a borderline albino that prefers to swim on overcast/rainy days when nobody else is on the beach. If a current seems sketchy or there is lightning or sharks I just bail, because I'm very aware nobody is around to save my ass.
>>2875110Fair enough.
>>2874482t. american.whats next, dont hike alone?you guys are just so afraid of stuff.
>>2874401>>2874425How does the length, hook and angle help with that?
>>2874459The drop point provides better control for fine cut work. The wide belly provides a lot of blade area for fast precise skinning. The hook is called a gut hook. The blade is on the inside of the bend with a flat outer surface, so you can cut open the belly without the risk of nicking the stomach or intestines.
>>2874400battoning. that spike on the spine of the blade is to carch the wood mallet so it doesn't slip away
>>2875163no anon that's not what it's for, you catch small branch with the hook and then baton the tip of the knife, chops it off real quick
>>2874465This.I mean, I get it.Not everybody grew up innawoods so there is nothing wrong with asking questions.But ive never skinned an animal and I could look at that knife and extrapolate out from there that the hook portion was designed to split the hide without shredding everything inside.>dumbing down of societyIts real.They cant "think" for themselves.
Sorry if I've just insulted your favorite /out/ location but a few months ago I made a thread with mountains captioned as Appalachian locations and nobody could tell something is wrong, even though one of the pics was from Czechia, others were from Poland and none was actually from Appalachia. To make things even worse, I had to stop myself from using the highest parts of Carpathians cause they just look too stunning to be Appalachia. Basically Appalachia looks like one of these mountain locations I visit because they're cheaper than ones with more dramatic landscape and if I wanted to go on holyday by plane, I certainly wouldn't choose Georgia (Appalachia) over Yosemite or Georgia (Caucasus).But maybe I'm wrong and someone who actually visited Appalachia can tell me why are they truly special?
>>2871622You need to go back.
Black Bear Scat
>>2868373you can drive an hour out of Atlanta and get a similar pic. what's your point?
>>2871707I've been to Joyce Kilmer memorial forest a few times, it's really magical in west NC
>>2876693I have yet to do even the easy loopI mean it's not nothing - 200 ft is not nothing, but the internet says the hard loop has some big trees too. And the Hangover is just too long and hard of a hike for me but it seems really nice. I did the paved drive to the little wooden gazebo overlook thingy nearby looking towards the main smokies and that was nice, but a little hazy.
Kill Japanese beetles. Behead Japanese beetles. Kung-fu chop a Japanese beetle into the concrete. Slam dunk a Japanese beetle into the water. Squish filthy Japanese beetles. Spread poison in your yard. Launch Japanese beetles into turbofans. Stir fry Japanese beetles in a wok. Toss Japanese beetles into active bonfires. Urinate on Japanese beetles. Throw Japanese beetles into a coffee grinder. Twist Japanese beetles' heads off. Report importers to the CBP. Pinch Japanese beetles in half. Slime out breeding Japanese beetles. Trap Japanese beetles on flypaper. Crush Japanese beetles in the vice. Liquefy Japanese beetles in a vat of acid. Eat Japanese beetles. Dissect Japanese beetles. Exterminate Japanese beetles through fumigation. Stomp Japanese beetle exoskeletons with boots. Cremate Japanese beetles in the oven. Incinerate Japanese beetles. Mandatory sterilization for Japanese beetles. Grind Japanese beetle grubs in the garbage disposal. Drown Japanese beetles in tree sap. Vaporize Japanese beetles with a Bug-A-Salt gun. Flick old Japanese beetles off of leaves. Feed Japanese beetles to lizards. Slice Japanese beetles with pruning shears.
>>2870821Gardener here. I agree. Spray cedar oil to kill them without poisoning yourself. Its not cheap though
explain that to me again
I've got these niggers on a cherry blossom. Not sure if their gook beatles or asiatic garden beatles.
Reads like a Wesley Willis song. Had them at a property I landscaped in CO. We just got soapy water and picked them up individually. There only self defense mechanism is jumping down so don't let them do that. Also they orgy all day and live on there food. Absolute best life imaginable
>>2870821Ah, great. Another Asian plague we'll have here in Europe pretty soon, then. Can't wait.
i get a ton of leftover water from making pasta and other cooking stuff, but that water has salt in it, starch at that or when it comes to baking there might be sugar in it. none of those are good for a garden, salt kills, starch idk and sugar attracts bugs. is there a way to purify those? it feels like a waste to toss it all away down the drain, because those are several liters that could be used.
>>2875402How long were you a lake before being incarnated as a human?
>>2875386You could build a passive condenser using the sun.A large flat black container with an angled lid that collects condensation and runs it off into a collection container.But your yield of clean water would be pretty low, not really cost effective.
>>2875386You're overthinking anon, just throw it outside and let the soil handle it. Your pinch of salt in the pasta water isn't going to do shit
What climate are you in? Salting really only is a problem in areas which don't have the rainfall to flush it. Salts are minerals anon, plants like minerals to grow. I I dilute seawater and use it as a foliar spray for trace minerals. Semi-humid subtropics here.
>>2875386>is there a way to purify those?The starch in pasta water is a Good Thing. And you don't need to put salt in your pasta water.
