Buck season is officially open in Pennsylvania. Can /out/ share some of your hunting views? Don't know much about season times in other states.

I would like to hike the American Discovery Trail this year, problem is there is limited info online and I have no clue what to expect. With most trails it is manageable because there is greater access to water, but the ADT looks sparse, and without knowing where those water sources are it's going to be a lot harder to know what to carry when I need it.
My second issue is with mapping, I can always just walk across the US but I'd like to remain on trail for as much as possible. No mapping apps have it saved. What are some ways to get a good map and navigate, and what are some other hurdles that I would come across on this trail?
I want to do it because it's fairly remote in some places, and just seems like something worth doing, because what else really is.

Need some more /out/ movie recs. I’ll start with some:

LOTR
Everest
North Face
127 Hours
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
Cliffhanger

I always see talk of "bear defense" guns being these giant revolvers. What a load of crap. My G19 is the best bear defense gun in the world. 9mm can easily penetrate the skull and vitals of almost any animal in the world, especially with flat nosed bullets to resist deflection. 15-33 rounds of 9mm from a gun you've trained with regularly for years directed at the head/neck area of a large animal with both speed and precision beats the Hell out of 6 44 magnums you can't even afford to shoot splattered randomly over the animal's silhouette from a gun with a shitty DA revolver trigger that's impossible to reload under stress and gives you a perforated eardrum with every shot. Then you also have mountain lions, which are very fast but not that hard to put down, and in some areas wolves which travel in packs and are also hard targets for these stupid bear revolvers. Glock wins. There's no conceivable situation in which a big revolver gives me any advantage over any animal compared to the G19 that I always carry. Worst case scenario is I just carry Buffalo Bore or Underwood +p+ ammo with cast bullets, or M1152.

I found some sky paws on a mountain road.

Seems there is a skying type i wasn't aware of.

Do you practice it? Is it common? Do you need a prepared trail for it or you go on wild snow?

They found her bros!

https://wvmetronews.com/2025/01/24/human-remains-found-in-2021-identified-as-cassie-sheetz/

The human remains recovered by West Virginia State Police have been confirmed as 24-year-old Cassie Sheetz.

Sheetz, of Upper Tract, was reported missing in March 2021. She was last seen near Spruce Knob in Pendleton County.

In December, hunters found human remains in a remote part of the Monongahela National Forest in Pendleton County, and personal items within the area led police to believe the remains were those of Sheetz.

Recent DNA testing has now confirmed the skeletal remains found in late 2021 were the remains of Sheetz. The DNA testing was conducted through samples obtained from Sheetz’s family.

>He does not possess his own castle valued at $32 million with his own hunting grounds and 4 miles of coast line

https://youtu.be/G0zzkL_nnT0?feature=shared

Eurofag moving south for the winter here, got me a flat 30min drive from sierra de grazalema, got me a 4x4, got me a tent and a packraft. Where go?

How the fuck do people camp in winter? I watch these youtube videos of people who have like mini stoves, giant pots, pans, knives, cooking stews and pasta out in the middle of bum fuck no where in the snow. How do they lug all this shit around?

where to go for this feel? deserts with no body visiting.
Cabeza prieta? figure dunes park in Co would have visitors. Sonoran desert is cool