>Backpack
>Small tent
>Sleeping bag
>Water bottle
>Water filter
>Knife
>Fire starter
>12ga shotgun
>Hatchet or saw
>Trowel
>Pot

Anything else?

If some end of world scenario were to occur like WWIII, and you had to rebuild from scratch how would you survive?

Do you start with a makeshift home, fire? Do you know how to hunt, trap, fish? Do you know what it takes to build a log cabin? Build a coat from fur? Do you know how long term to mine and smelt metals? How to loom clothing? How to create the fundamentals of electricity?

What is your plan? How fucked are you?

Alright which one of you autismos did this?

>U.S. Forest Service officials are seeking information about the person or group that has been placing homemade spike strips and other dangerous traps across roads and trails in remote southwest Oregon.

>The federal agency said that in addition to spike strips, meant to puncture tires, there have also been wires across roads and trails reported in the Taylor Creek and Shan Creek areas of Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest.

>“Reports have stated that the boards that hold the spikes have been covered with leaves, so it may be difficult to see them,” a Facebook post from the national forest said on Monday.

https://www.statesmanjournal.com/story/news/2024/10/22/spike-strips-southern-oregon-forest-service-roads-trails/75796637007/

I've never camped before. Is fall/winter a good time to start?

Best place in California for camping?

Has /out/ seen whats down there?

Apparently there is a stone pillar that is the tallest in the world hidden somewhere in Oregon that is like pic related, Steins Pillar, which is popular, but not the tallest.
Can /out/ find it? I've searched on google and apple maps with no luck.

what happened to them bros?

lately i've seen posts in several threads about anons complaining they don't find people to hike with so i thought it might be good to have a thread where people post where they are and so on in case others are also interested and they can organize something together

i'll start, last half of september i will be on holiday and i plan on going to either pyrenees or the alps, preferably pyrenees because it's a bit cheaper. i'm up for everything but i usually do hiking and mountaneering, like ascending peaks on II or III terrain and so on. if i had a partner we could maybe do more interesting stuff. let me know if anyone is interested. currently i live in spain