Finally, a non cucked map for 2025 that takes into account:
-natural beauty
-weather
-ease of access
-activities other than mountaineering (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, canoeing, relaxing, hiking)
-cost of going /out/
-peace and quiet factor
-safety from crime and wildlife
-flora and fauna biodiversity

Is acting like a possessed demon the best way to scare off animals? I feel like acting big and shouting is a good first step, but the truly unnerving human is the one switching between snarling, gasping, waving their tongue, and panting.

Is this effective on animals, or does it really only trip out people instead?

i never really post here, i live in an endless suburban hellscape and i would like to find a hobby to spend time outdoors, i need more sunshine and at least a little more physical activity in my life my budget is up to around $1500, im thinking about things like paddleboards ebikes, eskateboards but i cant decide. what would you guys do with this price range? i mostly want to find something that has to do with moving/travelling even though i have a car. an e-skateboard sounds really fun but i guess id only have bike trails to ride on one if thats even allowed, and it wouldnt really be a good workout at all, on the other hand a paddleboard would be a good workout but i could only use it in lakes and i could get eaten by an alligator and half the year is too cold to want to risk falling into the water and also it maybe a little too physically demanding for how little i can do with it. i wouldnt want to spend $1000 on one and then get bored. ive only tried a really good paddleboard (not a cheap inflateable one) and was really starting to like it though. looking for any opinions. also the area around me is flat and has lakes and tends to be on the warm or hotter side for most of the year but mostly its just suburbs everywhere for dozens of miles. thank you and please help im going stir crazy being indoors all the time

I havent seen dolphins since 2016. Im soo happy

Have you ever had that animal encounter, that felt like something magical?

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New USDA zone map has been released: https://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/

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What does a pig cost? Is it cheaper to buy a sub-adult, raise it into adulthood, then slaughter it and butcher it yourself or just buy a whole pig already butchered?

I've been looking to join MSC as a civilian merchant mariner and I've been curious about their uniforms I see in photos, can't find anything about a uniform requirement and see nothing about specifications about their uniforms, I just wanted to know if anyone can find a PDF maybe of their code and why they're given a woodland camo in the first place? Looks like type 3 woodland but I occasionally see them using MARPAT as well. Very interesting imo.

Anyone here van life for /out/ exploring? Throw on some good AT tires and it seems like this would be ideal.