Grounding shoes, do these things really work?

Alrighty, I could give a gay sob story. But it doesn't matter. What matters is that I am prepared to go die innawoods. However, I want to see how long I can last there before I become worm food, as a personal challenge and nothing else. It's literally either die innawoods or shoot up a bunch of people and suicide via cop. I chose the former. I need advice in the...

A: Best places to go where park rangers wont mess with me.

B: Best places to get water, trapping, forage, etc

C: Items I should take and get acquainted with and skills I should know

I don't know much about bushcrafting, I went to SERE school back in 2015, so I know how to read maps and use a compass and some basic stuff, but I'm no pro. Again, I don't expect to make it. I'd rather die in nature than be homeless in this liberal gay pavement ape drug infested shithole city I live in, and I don't want to be another antigun statistic if I stay here and inevitably snap further and "clean up the streets".

>inb4 go kill yourself innawoods

That's literally what I am doing, just slowly.

Post photos you have taken that are outside, but not in a forest or undeveloped environment.

Interesting architecture, farms, power plants, dams, etc.

I live in North Florida and I am hoping to get into hunting this year. I've done a solid amount of surface-level research about the rules and so on, but I don't get what people really 'do' while they hunt.

If you're on public land where tree stands aren't allowed, do you just set up on the ground? What's the general protocol for doing that safely and effectively?

Also just give me any general wisdom you think I need.

>be me
>adult now, so i wanted to buy a good knife
>always wanted one since i was a kid. No money and time so i waited
>was going for a gerber but decided to do some research
>find an esse 4
>"wow that's an amazingly durable knife"
>buy on blade hq
>2 days later
>turns out the same knife can be made with 2 different steel
>didnt know this until now
>check the knife i saw on review
>it's s35v
>check mine
>it's 1095
>"Your order has been shipped"
>mfw

Any of you /out/ists done it? I'm thinking of doing the Camino Frances starting in a couple of weeks - is this a dumb idea?
How feasible is wild camping along the route? I know a lot of it is farmland

Nobody knows what the fuck connecticut is

But thats what makes it nice.

The biome makes it nice driving weather, which you're gonna do a lot of, boasting the color and range of the seasons.

Rolling hills and nice architecture, B-tier cities littering the shoreline, its the second-best of what the depressing Americana we all know and love has to offer, and it goes appreciated at just the right amount.

Visit CT and youll never want to go again, but boy does it have a personality.

- Sincerely,
A Connecticut Fan

What did this faggot do that got him chewed out so hard he turned off comments on all his vids? I can't stand /out/tubers in general but please give me a reason to legitimately shit on this guy besides merely being a soulless influencer

What winter /out/ hobbies don't cost an arm and a leg to do?

Skiing and snowboarding seem like a rich person's hobby.
Mountaineering requires actual gear.

Is Snowshoeing the only real option?