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>Trump kills the Forest Service Innawoods living is back boyz!! Fuck forest jannies!! Since Trump killed the forest service digging a subterranean cabin below the frost line on some BLM land is definitely the play to make
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>>2867043 ur a faggot go back to twitter
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>>2867045 Whatcha mad about
Remember you are the sperg claiming some sort of existant pattern to the creation of my thread
Perhaps you live in a weird world that is only real to you
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>>2867041 >Since Trump killed the forest service digging a subterranean cabin below the frost line on some BLM land is definitely the play to make >it rains >your foxhole floods and destroys all your belongings and food >even if it drains it will never fully dry out >get trench foot and die of sepsis and/or starvation while LARPing as a survivalist Anonymous
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>>2867080 >natural selection killing off retards is a bad thing i wholly welcome OP to do it, might as well try to dig out a well with no supports right near his shit shack.
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>>2867041 Bro you could hide that shack so well if you tried.
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We can’t let it die
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>>2865671 >>2865862 could you stop the corpo knob-gobbling for 5 minutes?
because that what eco doomerism is.
Just think how much money and power has been moved over the past 60 years scaring retards with "da erf is gonna git mad 'atcha is you don't gif me dah monies!!11"
>but Bill Gates told me... yeah son, yeah.
Also, you should stop anthropomorphizing "nature" in general, but particularly if you going to continue to cast this fantasy into a parasocial relationship.
"Nature" will never love you.
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>>2865671 You don't understand OP, it's China's and India's turn to pollute the world. The West got to do it for decades, it would only be FAIR if we allowed these nations to destroy the atmosphere and oceans so they can have a summer house and 3 cars like us.
Anything else would be racist. If the world has to die so we aren't racist, then so be it.
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>>2865672 Why stop at western? Why only the US? Are you some kinda effeminate cuck?
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>>2865671 mother nature give a tiny fuck and survived far worse than you shaved monkeys with your puny hydrogen bombs. just one or two millenia after mankind is gone this will be a paradise planet again.
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Today is the day lads. Frost earlier this week. Temperatures rising. No I won't tell you my spot. Post your spots in this thread.
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>>2863929 Right is Amanita phaloides. RIP if you eaten them.
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Went fishing with friends. Lost a fish at my feet, but at least, I got these morels.
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>>2866564 Nice haul. I only ever see one or two at a time and leave them be
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any tips or general location on where I can find some morels in southeastern wisonsin, kettle morain area. i know its all hush hush and such, any general location would be great
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#534- “saltwater edition” Edition
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>>2860508 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/fishingandtackle https://imgur.com/a/1Xw3N New Bong Fishin Guide
https://pastebin.com/sDB5SQTq First for best telescopic rod is the one you exchanged for a 3pc.
Talk about fishin
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Any French around? I'm looking to go perch fishing, what are good spots in the Bas-Rhin or Haut-Rhin areas, preferably close to the border? Any tips?
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I don't fish professionally or anything I don't like worms so I never used live baits to catch fish with. I just put wild blueberries right on the hook and I get a fish every time, 100% success rate in my history of fishing. does anyone else do that or stuff other than live baits?
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>>2865811 I never use live baits because i feel bad for them and I enjoy the challenge and satisfaction of working lures
I'm pretty sure carp like sweet stuff so I'm not surprised that fish like blueberries, and sunfish will eat most foods you can fit on a hook, I'll have to try the berries some day
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>>2866563 This reminded me of how I went fishing for trout and all I got was a rock bass. Mine was small but yours looks pretty good.
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She’s probably one of the most popular new social media sensations with regards to outdoor recreation, ostensibly because she’s young, pretty, and shows off her body (no nudity yet). But her account almost seems like parody, as if she’s playing the part of a ditzy cute blonde. She claims big mileage while carrying what appears to be a very heavy load (by thruhike standards) while being pretty tiny/thin. She puts on makeup while hiking. She doesn’t look like she hiked 25 miles. She’s also pretty clueless. At the same time, she doesn’t look like she just drove up to a trailhead. Her hair is fairly messy. Her hands aren’t sparkling clean. Her clothes are a little dirty (though not soiled).>but a lot of girls claim to be in the outdoors for likes, this isn’t new Show one (1) cute girl who specifically faked a thruhike for attention. >ok who is she? Jannie’s don’t allow sharing of social media names. You’ll have to find her yourself.
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>>2867032 Notice how dirty the socks are. Also I don’t think that’s a tan line on her skin. I think it’s a dirt line.
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What a pathetic loser you are.
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I've never been hunting before, and my state requires you to take a student course to get your hunting license. Anyone do one of these? What am I in for?
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>>2864767 'Nother Norwegian here. Got my license a few years ago. What I remember is that it was VERY focused on the whole spectrum of huntable animals. We just had the bare minimum on how guns work, but they sure thought us all about waterfowl and the four types of seal. Anyway, the exam was dead easy and I forgot all of it when I walked out of the building.
Notably, it's far harder to get a hunting license in Sweden, like; you actually have to hit long-off targets instead of "trying it out with a 22." Mabye to do with EU idk.
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>>2864752 got my hunting lisence at 15/16 through school. that and "traffic" (was approved as the theory of all 16 year old drivers lisences here) was the only usefull classes i had back then. it wasnt just knowing what to hunt, where and when and a day at the range but some good ole /out advise from experienced boomers. you cant deny the knowledge of boomer stories.
ironicly one of these teachers drowned a few years back being just as irresponsible as he warned us not to be (fishing pissed drunk)
then again, his mate now has a boomer story to teach younglings.
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>>2864752 Depends where you live, from what I understand North American hunting classes are pretty much to weed out anyone with a mental capacity behind an 8yr, very quick and easy to do. Outside NA there's a bit more to them, I know from talking to eurofags that some are actually fairly involved, the only hunting course I've done is the R-license course in in Australia which was easy.
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>>2866808 I can honestly get behind them drilling the boring bits. Everyone's going to get a gun and have fun shooting it and practicing it, nobody's going to sit down and study the difference between a great snipe and a woodcock, calibre and projectile requirements, "up to hare's size, but not hare", and a whole lot of the other technical stuff you learn.
I don't think we'd be better served with a longer course either. It takes time and practice to develop good shooting technique, and that would make the course prohibitively expensive and long.
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>>2864752 >hunting license "land of the free"
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Besides Picrel and anoles I haven’t seen a whole lot of lizards since moving here. Am I too far north, or are there any parks you recommend visiting?
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>>2866597 Central Florida still freezes occasionally so most of the tropical exotics can't establish long term. Once you go to Miami it starts getting crazy.
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Sweetwater preserve in Gainesville has a ton of big gators. Tbh, though, central Florida is filled with alligators. You just have to stare at any given body of water for long enough
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Check under rocks, logs, and trash. You will find a skink eventually.
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Outside of south Florida it is mostly anoles. You can find green anoles in trees or in structures, they are more arboreal than the brown ones. I generally had the best luck seeing skinks, scrub lizards, and fence lizards in sandy forested areas, like pine flatwoods and sandhills. The sand ridge would probably be a good place to look. For the wacky invasive lizards like iguanas and agamas and shit you gotta go to Miami and the Everglades. It is worth it if you like lizards though, there are basilisks and rock agamas just walking around on the street down there. In the everglades at night you can find pretty much every species of lizard on earth that is kept as a pet.
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Apparently I'm not supposed to walk barefoot?
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>>2864222 Moccasins definitely are shoes, but your argument is actually starting to convince me that socks are as well
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>>2866186 Wife got me some nip socks for wearing with flip flops. They take some getting used to but they’re ‘aight.
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>>2864167 >hey man what's the time >uhh it's gem-o-clock Anonymous
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>>2865193 Based and grounded-pilled
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>>2864241 I bought myself a pair of overpriced Vivobarefoot Tracker Forest ESC. I will never go back to narrow toe boxes again, hell I wish they widened it even more but I can't seem to find any shoes like those square shoes in The Hobbit.
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Sup /out/, went camping (at a wilderness campsite) recently to try out some winter gear. Sleeping bag, sleeping pad, and the rewaterproofing on my tent held up really well. One issue I had, was that while there were plenty of big logs available, there was no tinder or kindling and I had to use my swiss army knife to baton massive pieces of firewood to start a fire. This was fucking atrocious work and I realise I need a good fixed blade knife. Now I've got it in my head to get a big knife or a hatchet, picrel is available in a very decent 6 inch blade and this beauty of a 10 inch blade. As much as I know 6 inch is probably fine, my gorilla brain is telling me to get this big fucking thing, then I don't even need a hatchet and can carry the SKA for small tasks/multitool. Convince me otherwise before I drop serious money on this thing.
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>>2863069 This. Estwing 14” sportsman hatchet and any folder. My choice is a benchmade griptilian. Works for actually everything. I suggest the 14” over the 12” it’s worth the bit more weight for a better tool
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Related but I'm gonna get an ESEE JG5 Camp-Lore Should cut sausage, meat, potatoes as well as my kitchen knives
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>>2850852 >I had to use my swiss army knife to baton massive pieces of firewood to start a fire. Wat.
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>my thread is still up Fuck me, this is a slow board. I ended up buying pic related btw, don't really need an axe for uk wild camping in the spring and summer. Will get a granfors bruk small forest axe when I go back to winter camping. This thing as sharp and solid as hell, very similar to a mora.
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>>2866909 I have the cheaper Hults in my car and have used it a couple times. The bevel is pretty thick but it's an OK knife. It feels a little more sturdy than a Mora.
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Does anyone make 2x21700 or 4x21700 battery banks with interchangeable batteries for charging your gear? It seems like the only thing out there are 1x.