This is literally the most gun that anyone needs in the woods, unless you’re in bear country. Even then, if you can aim then you’ll be fine.

What is the thinnest /out/ glove technology available today?

What do you pack in your bag? What bag is it? What brand (everything in it)? Where do you hike? What shoes, boots, jackets do you wear, etc.

Just scored a pair of vintage koflach mountaineering boots (picrel) at an estate sale. Would these still be considered viable gear today? Supposedly the previous owner only used them for one expedition so they are basically new.

What bottles do you like the best for re-use when hiking/doing outdoors stuff?

This thread is to talk about cooking in the bush. Topics included but not limited to:
>cookware
>cast iron cookware
>pie irons
>popcorn poppers
>marshmallow sticks
>fish baskets
>sausage forks
>egg suitcases
>recipes
>camp kitchen nightmares and horror stories
>lazy partners borrowing your gear
>set it and forget it meals
>snack hacks
>tips and tricks

Do /out/ agree ?

I'm gathering ideas for biomes and natural environments. I'd like to know if anyone knows of any natural environment or biome that they find pretty. It could be a description, a picture of nature that you like, anything helps.

Obviously idk about the specific measurements for a spear (much less polearms) but what i do know is that for personal use (outside of formations) the total length must be at least close to the height of your doorframe (210cm) but i'm going for the shortest end which is 180cm. The shaft would be 150cm long and the spearhead 30cm, again CMIIW because i'm using the same ratio for straight swords.

The blacksmith recommended me using sleipner steel or D2 for the spearhead, sleipner costs around 191 usd and D2 149 usd, for the shaft he hasn't given me any specifics yet.

For the design, i'm currently going rather simple as starters but suggestions are welcome.

Any advice?

Is hunting yuru?