Huts made Mostly of Natural material. nails, rope and tarps okay

You literally can't have anything nice when dogs are around.

The purpose of this general is to encourage people to go /out/ and find cool fossils and artifacts. This thread is also a place to share our own collections and things we find when we are /out/ hunting.

Rules are as follows,
>To just post and discuss fossils and other related geological subjects.
>When you post about a fossil in your collection, please label it with what formation it is from, what it is, and where in the world it is from.
>If you don't know where it originated or the species that is ok, just label it as so
>You can post rocks and minerals as long a they are ones that you have found while /out/
Helpful Links
https://paleobiodb.org/navigator/
https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/
https://zoom.earth/
Geologic maps of US states (usgs.gov)
A Beginner's Guide To Fossil Hunting - Fossil Hunting Trips - The Fossil Forum
Listing of Historic Resources (alberta.ca)

Frett not other Fossil anons, I am back! Just went through a hell of a big move from Dallas to Houston in the past two months, still going trouh all my boxes to find all my fossils to put back in my bookcase. For a thread starter I'll post on of the last nice ammonites I found up in Dallas before I moved. Placenticeras sp. Eagle Ford Group Britton Fm. Denton Co. Texas

>plants mint seeds in your garden beds while you aren't looking
>mint plants take over and are now impossible to get rid of
>your harvest is ruined
Heh, nothin personnel kid

I believe I'm the ultimate master of my own safety, and so when I hike the Appalachian Trail in the future I will most likely carry a handgun, whether that be open or concealed is to be determined.

Until then, I'm curious what reaction that will warrant from other hikers if seen open carrying, how common it is for hikers to be armed, and is it a go or no-go in general. Regardless, I feel I cannot leave myself vulnerable so if it doesn't end up being a handgun, what other methods of self defense would be better?

>The learning and practice of aboriginal skills can help us all get in touch with our own roots, no matter what our particular heritage may be. If we go back far enough into our own pasts, we discover that we are all aboriginal peoples at some time in some place. The stone age is the great common denominator of humanness. ‘Primitive’ (‘first’) skills are our shared heritage

i can't wait for winter to come so the normies stay inside

What do you call this in your country?

>walk up a hill
>find this
what do you do, /out/?

have you even come upon a place that is so beautiful that you drop your pack and run and spin around like a fucking faggot, eyes wide and mouth agape?