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What is the /out/ consensus on this debate?
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>>2850148 Hoka trail runners
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>>2850162 I've got the challengers and I think hoka sucks
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>>2850169 Cry more walmart
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>>2831651 For just fucking around /out/ with no pack or a light pack, in dry-ish conditions, trail runners.
Carrying heavy and/or off-trail with uneven ground over long days, boots.
If it's just wet and cold, either boots or gaiters.
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Am I being a consumerist whore gearfag by getting trail shoes when my normal shoes might be fine or is it a sensible purchase for the activity?
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https://youtu.be/qIk_07JyuNU?si=OEE-p4CwDsks_aSM Currently stuck on my island due to weak ice situation. Also rate my homestead. Would you like to experience this kind of isolation? I think its nice to disconnect from outer world for while
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Do you attend to your equipment after a good hike?
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>>2847294 sure, at least brush off the mud
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No, that's what my husband would do if I had one (I am male).
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>>2847640 You tried, I guess.
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Never ever. Not my boots, backpack, trekking poles, gaiters, crampons, snowshoes etc. Maybe once or twice I hosed them down.
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Autistic question, does anyone have any hunting stories from this wilderness specifically?
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>>2850467 Yeah, I'm here all the time OP
>Be me, having a little wander and look around. >Didn't get up to much during the day. >Dusk is starting to fall, I'm feeling more keyed in for the hunt. >Walking real quiet like, I hear some sticks snap in the distance. >Start creeping real slowly towards the sound. >As I get close I notice whatever's making the noise is over the crest of a little hill, down near the river. >I stop and watch, for a second I think I'm busted when I hear the movement stop and lots of sniffing. >Whatever it is resumes rustling around, its starting to get dark. >I make my move and go in for the kill. >A quick scream are the last sounds out of my preys mouth. >Carry my kill back home to the cave I'm camping in. Counting my luck it stayed too close to the river and couldn't hear me. >He was a chubby little guy too so get a really good meal out of it. You should definitely come and do a little hunting here OP. Its a good time. Super safe. Post a message here when you do and we can hang out. : ^)
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>>2850519 what was the prey
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>>2850524 I wouldn't worry about it Anon. You should definitely come hunt here, its really nice.
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>>2850519 >cave >Gospel-Hump no
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have you ever thought is there such a thing as /out/ oldfag
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>>2850397 Yep those look like some bush windows alright
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>>2850401 taking selfies in the forest wasnt a thing back then
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Older people who are actually serious about /out/doorsy shit aren't wasting their time on /out/. A vast majority of posters on /out/ aren't ever outside, my lazy ass included.
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>>2850401 If I remember she had some connections to society and she lived out there until she was too old to?
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>>2850484 exactly. her name was Chiwid
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Hi /out/ TLDR: I want to know all about making drinking water.
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The active chemical that does most of the work when you add bleach to water is hypochlorous acid (HOCL). It's a strong disinfectant that's also noncytotoxic.
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>>2844564 >first and most important thing I should know is how to make drinking water. how to make sure I can get clean water, or clean it myself You see, this is why we spend so much on weapons and equipments. If you're well armed and equipped you can always procure everything you need without ever having to worry about all this virgin loser shit
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Why not drop a silver coin in your water instead of using bleach?
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>>2848086 >he doesn't EDC a LifeStraw® Poor decision making.
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>>2844564 >>2844598 Well, if you want a redundant water source from your municipal supply, I recommend digging a well. You can hook it up to your plumbing and everything, or you can just throw a hand pump on it and forget about it. Just make sure you test it for hazards and treat it accordingly. Relying on rainwater is generally a bad idea, even if your area gets plenty of it consistently, since you'll often be limited by how much you can collect.
If you're in an apartment or something, just plan to hoard tap water.
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Hey /out/,
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Ask the people that invited you or the guide if you’re going with one… stupid sperg
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>>2850052 >What am I in for? Sore feet, being freezing cold and/or overheated and gorgeous views, possible altitude sickness and if someone drops an elk you're in for a ton of work and heavy lifting.
>What can I do to prepare? Hit the gym and git gud with the specific weapon and ammo you're going to be taking and buy all of the shit you might need good and early. Don't be the retard who shows up with boots that haven't been broken in or ammo that you haven't tested.
>What should I be aware of? If you're fat then you're gonna fucking die.
>What are some good resources to learn more? Asking people who have hunted elk in the Rockies about hunting elk in the Rockies. Start with whoever invited you.
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>>2850052 I was watching a TV show called "Northwoods law" (iirc).
Basically COPS but for hicks.
A game warden came across some guys on the side of a mountain carving up a moose. They had gotten a little jumpy and didn't wait for the moose to come down before shooting it and it fell on rough terrain they couldnt access with their quads to drag it out.
Wonton waste is a big deal- you can lose your hunting license over it.
So they were carving up this beast in out in the sun and the flies to get it in small enough pieces to hike out.
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I'm trying to make pure urushiol oil (the active ingredient in poison ivy) but am unsure where to start. I tried to ask AI chats but they all refused to help. If someone could point me in the right direction or give me the basic method I'd be very grateful.
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>>2850206 >how do I avoid the hazardous fumes With a fucking vent hood you high school dropout.
If you never even made it to high school chemistry than this is beyond you and you should stick with itching powder and stink bombs from the joke shop.
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>>2850197 What does making urushiol have to do with /out/? Move this shit to /sci/.
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>>2850235 kek, he probably has a very underdeveloped "theory of mind" and has already loudly telegraphed his intentions to lash out at his coworkers.
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Do what the pot heads do to extract oils from weed. Try mashing up the poison oak leaves into a mush to maximize the surface area. Steep the mush in plenty of butane (you'd need to have a chiller for this) or methanol. This should dissolve any oils in the leaves I would leave it in there for a little. Run the fluid through a filter and maybe a water separator but at least strain it to get rid of the solids. Gently heat the solution at the boiling point. This should remove the solvent and leave behind any oils that hang out in the leaves. This should be good enough for your purpose I am sure there are several typs of oils in those leaves but you don't need to isolate it into some kind of lab-grade shit.
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If you have to ask on 4chan, you're not qualified to do it
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I'm going to the Konigsee near Berchtesgarten tomorrow for some snowy winter hiking along the lake
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>>2850246 >wintertime hiking advice Don't wear too much, or you will be sweaty, then cold later.
Don't skimp on water just because it's cold. Bring enough food.
Bring a change of socks. Feet get sweaty easily.
Consider gaiters if you walk through snow, they protect against both snow and cold. Bit late for that though if you go tomorrow.
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Viel Vergnügen du Doldi!
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>>2850247 We don't do that in germany. You're indian I take it?
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>>2850246 >Berchtesgarten While you are there go ahead and check out Kehlsteinhaus
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>>2850246 bring some landjager sausage along to eat and make sure to wear your leiderhosen
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Gonna take my car, a tent, food, and water to some BLM land in Northern Cali. Plan on camping for two weeks. What am I in for? What should I take? What should I watch out for? Not gonna be where it's snowing, but it will get cold at night (40f). Complete newb here btw. Planning on taking...>water >food >tent >insulating floor mat >blankets >pillow >book >muh dick
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>>2850178 Never too late for that
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>>2850185 Is 50 degrees that cold
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>>2850185 NTA but I don't sleep in my car unless it's an absolute last resort. If I can sleep in my tent, I will.
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>>2850185 >sleeping in a tent is trolling Manlet alert
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Decide on 2 nights with the potential for 4 in terms of packing. Put everything that "you need" in your backpack and walk around your town with it on, are you comfortable? Now you can decide if you want to add more weight or perhaps take some things out.
