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Anyone else think people are way too pussy about ticks? Like just check for them when you are done and pull them off. No need for gross spray.
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>>2823121 the tick fears the greek
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Khaki pants (long preferably) bic lighter. Smoke em when you see them crawling up your legs. Blousing your socks/pant legs can help. Ohio here. Our ticks deer ticks are a bit larger than say Kentucky ticks etc.
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>>2829123 Unsurprising as ticks are just another form of roach (turk)
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The only thing id be worried about would be AGS. I love steak. Thankfully the tick that spreads it (Lone star tick) isn't in my state for the most part.
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>>2823121 I live in and grew up in rural Appalachia so I can walk through a wooded area and come out the other side with several ticks on each leg. You just flick them off and keep moving and then check yourself at the end of the day, no biggie.
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What's good in the UP? Which is the best forest? Is Isle Royale worth going to? Would you live there? Why hasn't it been annexed by Wisconsin yet?
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This wall is in the UP. Geologists say it's completely natural and not man made.
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>>2828684 It sounds like a really good place to visit. I used to think the UP was for faggots.
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Is this one of the hobbies where people can't actually be bothered to learn anything about it?
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>>2829998 >>2829999 I agree with this anon. You sound like an asshole. And before you call me another retard at the lake, I don’t fish. So that would make me a regular retard. However, I can still tell your an asshole.
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>>2829766 You talked to one retard, and being a midwit, you extrapolate this interaction to an entire population. Talk to someone fishing a dry fly hatch, you might end up with an hour long lesson in entomology for that particular stream. If that had happened instead, you'd think all anglers are 200 IQ.
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>>2829766 >2025 >anon learns that fishermen lie and tell tall tales lol, i personally enjoy telling obviously fake shit to new fishermen, its part of the fun
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>>2829998 >>2830133 Retards who are mad because they're too dumb to open and understand a book about fish ecology
>>2830161 >dry fly hatch Retard who spends a lot of money on shit he doesn't need and thinks he's better than normal fishermen
BTW I had a very good conversation with a young black guy and a 12 year old kid yesterday. They knew their shit and gave me a ton of tips about the spot I was at.
Maybe it's just the older generations in general are stupid and/or assholes.
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>>2829766 The smart ones are at their own favorite fishing hole, not the designated tard with a pole spot.
Funny how you're there, too...
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What tips would you give this "plus size" hiker from Reddit?
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>climb a 1725 m mountain with my dad, mom and little brother >few years later >climb a 2500 m mountain with my dad >climb a 1900 m mouintain with my dad, mom and brother >few years later >planning the first trip in mountains without mom and dad >tell my dad I'm gonna climb a 2650 m mountain with my brother >suddenly dad acts like I've said I'm gonna climb Everest and murder my brother, even though he's adult now
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cool
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>>2830264 your dad's health is failing and being confronted with his mortality is messing with his how his brain processes risk, be patient and spend all the time you can with him while you still can.
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My wife runs a "fence" business, & I am getting old to do the work. Your job will be to "dig" her "holes" while I smoke black and milds and laugh at you in the backround. message me at 484-221-3974. Your job is to read my mind and know what to expect. Because I am hard you will not like me, and as long as you do it right the first time I won't yell at you. $10 an hour to start (no experience or training required
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What should my first car be?
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>>2827694 Seconded. Had one for 8 years and it was surprisingly but defiantly capable of getting me to any trailhead no matter what. Handled washed out logging roads, snow, even took it on some overlanding trails that the 4runner fags were airing down their tires for. My outback served me really well, just stay up on your maintenance intervals and they're great. I had a 2nd gen and they're very easy to find with low miles because everyone is afraid of the headgasket job that needs to be done at 100k miles. If you see one for sale right around there, go ahead and add 2k to the price unless you do the job yourself. Isn't hard. I loved her to death. Honorable mention for the Baja which is the same platform just with the hatch sawn off and this little 1/4 size tailgate. It looks inbred and I love it.
Just realized you're aussie. You have so many good utes that we don't get in the states, and the suzuki jimny. I live in envy of the cars you have available to you for outdoor recreation purposes
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>>2827676 wasnt there a willys Jeep in it? idunno only saw the first one years ago
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>>2827676 There's literally a army jeep in the first movie
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>>2827679 No one on /o/ actually owns cars it’s just benchracing and truggbait
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Been out of the game for a while, what one person tent offers the best quality/price ratio these days?
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>>2829689 >alpine backpacking >can't even pick the kind of shoes he needs on his own Anonymous
>>2829689 >best tent for price? Durston X-Mid 1 (not the pro version)
>boot vs trail runner? It was settled. Bootfags lost bigly.
>titanium? Just crush everything you’re bringing into smaller pieces so it stores better in quart ziplocks, then cold soak into a refreshing grayish-brown souplike dinner. I’ve been crumbmaxxing for years.
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>>2829730 I've done 180mi hikes on joggers and flip flops and will be going with trail runners now but since it has been a long time since I posted here regularly(stopped when the covid refugees arrived) I'm curious to know the current meta.
>>2829753 >Durston X-Mid 1 Looks nice but I'll get raped by import vat.
>Bootfags lost bigly Could have seen that coming from a mile, even back then.
>Cold soaking Nigga I already eat cold lunch every day at work, have some mercy on me. As far as I remember even those chinkshit mystery alloy stoves weight nothing and can provide some warm food after a long day of wet trekking.
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>>2829753 >Bootfags lost bigly how? i dont remember this being settled
im still wearing boots
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I went out to my Granny's and cut down weeds, trimmed low-hanging tree branches, disposed of all that debris, brought her trash can in, and got her mail.
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>>2828748 Yeah, it's a shame that welfare wayne just disappeared. He stopped posting from burnout and then one day the channel was gone.
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>>2829774 oh shit the whole channel is gone? I forgot the name of his channel and now that I know it's sad to learn I can't follow anymore :[
I hope he's doing okay, sad to hear if he got burned out
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>>2829776 Yes, his channel was called welfare wayne. I assume he deleted the channel himself based on him being burnt out. I don't know of any other accounts or an archive so it's one of those things that is lost in time. I miss seeing him post on here, he kind of reminded me of forest anon in that way.
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i just could not be assed to get out the fishing gear so hiked out to my spot and enjoyed an italian sub with a book and my feet in the cold cold river
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It's fine to wade in during the Summer, but around Spring and Fall it starts to get really annoying to spend half of the day wet whenever I have to filter water.
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>>2825390 what if i have really fat legs? do they make waterproof boots for fat people?
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>>2825421 Lmao. Buy LaCrosse.
>>2824744 Tie a rope to your water vessel.
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>>2824744 find a section of riverbank or rocks and drop your pot in on a bit of rope. If you can find a dogleg section of river, draw from the outer edge where the water is still, or down river on the inner edge also. Take only from the very surface, do not submerge to the bottom.
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>>2824744 collect it nekkid.
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>>2824744 Dig a well about 20 ft from the edge. You'll only have to go down a few feet to hit the water table. You can dig it with a basic shovel or post hole digger.
