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How important do you think a survival knife is? Do you think it is a rather not needed item thats need can be superseded by a usual every day knife? It is easier to just snap logs for a fire than to hack them with a survival knife. This is of course not including raw survival where you are needing bushcraft and hunting skills to actually survive. Just general non normie tier camp holiday woodland camping.
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Hijacking thread Is batoning bad? Even Lars says it's pointless and knifes aren't made for it? Are there knives specifically made for batoning?
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>>2854309 Its called a froe.
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>>2854309 >Are there knives specifically made for batoning? >>2832232 Anonymous
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>>2831998 >Reiff is good shit >Someone already posted the best normal production alternative the White River Knives Ursus 45 >Only better you're really gonna get from there >Fuck it money, Carothers Performance Knives FK2, maybe BFK This nigga knows
>More of a budget, Volunteer Knife and Tool Model 4.5 Field Knife >Both have low temper heat treat protocols for CPM 3V that's an improvement on the standard heat treat I own 2 Volunteers, their Field Knife model is incredible
Their AEB-L is good stuff too, got one as a prototype and it has pleasantly surprised me
They have a slightly larger Field Knife now at 4.7
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I think this lovely thread needs to be resurrected.
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Im an adult who myself has never been able to afford much in terms of camping gear, but my mom has quite a lot of money and I think she wants to buy me something nice. Does anyone have recommendations for gear, (cold weather gear in particular)? Pad, sleep system, tent, bag, etc; I dont know if Ill get a chance like this again and am trying to make it count. Pic related I want to do cold weather stuff soon.
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>>2852774 boots. don't listen to any other advice. if your feet are wet and cold, fuck everything else. merino everything is good too, but boots.
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>>2853639 why do bears eat quarters?
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>>2852774 Hi there. I'm a 47 year old man and I've spent most of my life in the woods. I'll gladly help you with gear but first I need a photo of your mom.
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Any TN anons out there? Know any good /out/ spots in the great volunteer state? Personally I am looking for some spots in Eastern TN in the Nooga area, want to go on a day hike, camp overnight and do some plinking. Was thinking of the pocket wilderness in Dayton, but idk their rules on guns and camping overnight. Anyone else been having fun getting out in the mountains?
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>>2855096 I dont think I've heard of rattlesnake point. Around where is it at?
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>>2855487 above caney fork (i think tn has multiple things labeled caney fork) in the scott's gulf wilderness area
https://www.flickr.com/photos/cavertim/3032533761/ ^picture of the purported overlook'
Rattlesnake Point is perched on a high bluff far above and between Sheep Cave and Big Laurel Falls.
https://www.uppercumberlandcaving.net/Gulf/tour/rattler.html I believe it is where I circled on the map roughly given the description. There's also wilson ridge to the wsw of that and buzzard's roost on the other side (south) of the gorge upstream to the NE, which seems to be wholly on private property.
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>>2855487 also I think it maybe has to be right here because I emailed the land manager and he said the reason it's not *legally* accessible is because to get to it, you have to go through a nature conservancy property that is closed to the public; but the rattlesnake point overlook itself is on public land - he gave me that clue
if you go to google maps or the scott's gulf park map
https://tnstateparks.com/assets/pdf/additional-content/park-maps/Scotts_Gulf_Wilderness_web_1.png you can kinda see a little area of cliffy edge in darker green that's on the virgin falls state natural area owned land which is open to the public
fuck i hate bureaucracy
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>>2855510 If the illegal entry way is the one he immediately thinks of then thats probably just one that be reached by foot. With these plateaus out here you honestly really might need to do some bouldering.
Get some pics when you go anon!
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>>2855727 anon, im not going, it's illegal
and I don't even know exactly where it is
or it could be overgrown
it just makes me angry they don't fix up these views that people have enjoyed in the past
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Are the New Balance fresh foam 1080s overhyped? Considering buying for just euro city walking.
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>>2855715 ... that's a man.
>>>>>>>>https://www.reddit.com/ And stay there.
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Have any of you ever had sex outdoors? I know one or two of you have.
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With a tranny yeah why what's the point of this fucking thread
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>>2855550 No one here even has sex indoors, forget about outdoors
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heres mine time was about 3 weeks ago was fishing at the river behind my house and had a decent fishing day except for one moment was drinking with my rican friend who brought some ribs and casting for catfish i had like about 85 yards out and felt a rumble so im like ill wait for a hit on the hook and then run back and shit well about 10 minutes goes by and its grtting worse like channeling energy to my sphincter i say fuck that im gonna lose it and start reeeling in my line now im struggling to hold this flow in reeling in on a 12 foot pole on 40 lb test with a 4oz weight(nriver has some deep black mud), i knew it was gonna be a bad one god knows 8 seconds into the retreival im probably 40 feet from shore i get a MASSIVE strike and then it happened the force of the fish hitting my hook plus my stance, it must have looked absurb. mind you now, i am wearing swimtrunks (no net) and all this happens in less than a second i instinctely threw back my rod for the hook land, and in the same action release my bowels an ABSOLUTE TORRENT of liquid shit blasts out of me now my brain flashes FISH OR SHIT>the brown tide has now crossed my shorts cutoff and is dripping down both my legs i chance a look down and my god its heinous at the same time my friend just realized what has happened hes now yelling at me DUDE YOU SHIT YOURSELF! WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU i start charging at the reel, fish still on, 25 feet to go, ill wipe when i land it bitch breaks off at the shore line not a good time
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>>2853242 He shit in a deep planter box, where nobody is going to step. No point in using a bag. Dogs just shit wherever they want, that’s why it’s the law for their owners to clean it up (they do it for free) and the ones who don’t are assholes. Most people are at least smart enough to poop somewhere off the beaten trail, so to speak.
Even in nature, I roll over a big rock, blast it into the hole, and roll the rock back.
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Perhaps any female hikers would like to share? :-)
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>>2853528 Can confirm,I dont clean my dogs shit, am an asshole otherwise
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Day hiking in below freezing weather, snow everywhere. Have to shit, feels like diarrhea. I’m not going to make it to a McDonalds or a gas station. Nobody around, not even dog walkers. Go off far enough I can’t see the trail anymore. Find a small clearing surrounded by bushes for cover and drop a big pile. It’s not diarrhea after all, just a huge pile shaped like a classic turd emoji. Wipe with snow. Do not recommend. About two days later, back on the same trail. Decide to go have a look. It’s been in the teens all week. Expect to find a frosted shitpile. It’s gone, MacReady. My footprints and various animal tracks are all that can be found. My shit is gone. Some animal ate my shit.
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>>2842514 >cover up my leavings >my leavings >leavings Holee shit anon. That is fucking awesome and hilarious.
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> be me > Practice charting time. > take a lot of time taking measurements around my basement. > Take measurements back to charting table. > Absolutely fucked. > Repeat measurements repeat charting. > Still fucked. > Drop pen in frustration > North changes. > That was several hours of my life.
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>>2854809 Daily reminder that wood toothed nigga named his last ditch defensive point "fort nessisary" with the only locked door being on the liquor shack.
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>>2854820 He's just like me
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>>2854433 Sorry for off-topic but where can a European get himself a legit Cammenga 3H compass? Everything seems to be fake including """their""" Amazon store.
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>>2854809 He was part of the British regiment that fired the first shots of the war at the French.
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>>2855515 Not off topic at all.
Idk but now I want to look into that question.
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A or B?
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Wow America sure is beautiful
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>>2848423 >There is NOTHING in A but the Pacific Northwest, Yosemite, and the Sequoia National Forest Are you really this retarded? is it wilful ignorance or just lack of intellect and experience?
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>>2848412 You should. They are amazing.
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>2848653 Filename.
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Land that conservation agencies refuse to allow to be open to the public outright should be turned into condos for millionaires instead.
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>>2855482 They should be drained and shipped off world and sold to the highest bidder. Then the ocean bed should be covered in concrete.
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>>2853939 Yes saar open the designated shitting forest saar.
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>>2853942 Information redundancy. It's like a library, museum, or graveyard. Information is stored there even if it's not in use.
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In my state, the state and state-funded yet private conservation groups own land from which the public is barred. I know of multiple properties where this is the case.
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>>2853939 >Land that conservation agencies refuse to allow to be open to the public Thats where all the kids go missing
>>2853942 Yes it does, if you're jewish
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If you aren’t visiting the parks in offseason, you’re a retard>no crowds >No annoying foreigners in busses >park roads normally blocked to vehicle traffic are open Take the offseason pill
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>>2855433 talked to a lot of boomers who work for state/federal lands
I don't think they give two fucks if the parking lot is too small
that's the next generation's problem
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>>2855434 >talked to a lot of boomers who work for state/federal lands and they all told you that all donations are embezzled?
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>>2855442 no, they just clearly didn't give a fuck about fixing anything and seemed totally detached from their work
I think they just care about a steady job and if the forest is barely accessible and overcrowded they don't give a fuck and if you gave them more money to fix it they would find a way to pocket as much of that as possible
you had this dedicated park/trail building era in the 1930s with the CCC and that all got abandoned, in many cases you still have various remnants of what they built - overlooks and roads and shelters but often left to crumble and get overgrown
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>>2855449 sounds like an eastoid problem lol
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>>2855449 >be me, mid level resource spec at a national forest office >have no funding, no seasonals anymore to delegate work >still have injunctions to manage the land for many uses without funds to do so >office has to manage resource extraction, forest health, archeological resources, fire and fuels, cultural resources, and lastly recreation >only manage for the recreation that the local userbase cares about because they are the ones who use the forest the most and there is no money for more >most of our staff goes on fires as much as they can as its the only way to make money >admin person gots DOGE'd so I have to work double duty at the front desk >think I hear a knock at the door, its so weak I can hardly tell. >in comes this fat ball of a man, clearly from a city out of state >hear the wood creak as he slowly crosses the floor and hear the ice clink in his stanley cup >pulls out the latest iphone and points a fat finger to an alltrails map >asks in the most fem sissy voice ever why there isnt a double wide paved path to an old fire tower >think to myself that its because hes the first person to ask for it in all the years working there. >think how it would take years of NEPA review and compliance because the old stuff is all historic now and therefore an archeological resource >think of how there is no funding or manpower >think of the ecological impact because thats what the gov pays me to do >think of how me and other hunters, the largest group of recreation users and the ones who actually pay good money for management, have no problem getting around the area >not only is it not possible, no one else is asking for it >look back at this fat face of luxury who had never spent a single day doing actual work outside >our local senior volunteer group probably does more work for the land than he's ever done >he wont even want to understand if I try to explain it to him >brush him off and he pouts and leaves, no one else ever asks about the fire tower ever again