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>Forest in the morning Blissful >Forest in the afternoon Cool and safe refuge>Forest at sunset Etherial and calming>Forest in the black of night Absolute terror and fear How do I overcome this? Exposure therapy? I was so tired by the second night of my hike it didn't matter as much but every little sound freaks me the fuck out. I'm a 28 year old 200 pound man, why does it scare me?
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>>2846394 I've done this before, not fun. Ever since a particularly difficult incident I carry a flashlight or headlamp in my bag if there's any risk at all of me being held-up or late.
Fun fax: I live at the edge of a long branching national park that sprawls many miles of a river valley and is surrounded by suburbs, so sometimes if I'm out at the pub or shopping at opposite suburbs it's much easier for me to hike through the park 30mins to get back and forth, rather than deal with going all the way around via busses etc. I got hung up at the pub with some friends once and by 2am the busses weren't coming so I bushwalked home with just the little lamp on my phone which had like 10% battery so I had to use my night vision mostly and just occasionally check for giant spider webs blocking the path. I almost walked into about 5 garden orbs which build their nets across the entire trail at night
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>>2846174 i hate stumbling over your tents at 2AM. makes me paranoid that every little rock and mound might be a tent with another person. very disturbing. please stop setting up on trails and the easily-accessible scenic spots.
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There is a trail near me that I've walked a dozen times during the day, but the one time I went at night just to try it, I could hear deer (?) walking all around me, not something I ever heard during the day it was too spoopy to ever try it again
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>>2846773 I've been startled by deers in the dark quite a few times. I've also been stalked by bears, a mountain lion, and been encircled repeatedly by coyotes. The dark is more than just the dark, it can be downright dangerous
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>>2846795 Coyotes wouldn't be nearly as scary if they didn't travel in such huge groups. I remember one time, walking down sketchy backroads to my buddy's in the middle of the night as a teen, where I heard what must've been damn near 30 of the bastards just across a field. If they'd wanted a snack, I wouldn't have stood a chance.
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/homeless wandering/ thread Who has ridden the rails? I'm thinking about packing everything I need in a backpack and hopping a train Good way to see the country Advice for those that want to do it?? Stories?
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>>2846686 Kill yourself, you worthless loser piece of shit
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>>2846686 there are less painful and degrading ways to kill yourself frein
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>>2846705 >hitchhiking is illegal though, you'll get arrested immediately for it Oh really? As if freight hopping isn't illegal.
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Kill homeless. Behead homeless. Roundhouse kick a homeless into the concrete. Slam dunk a homeless baby into the trashcan. Crucify filthy homeless. Defecate in a homeless food. Launch homeless into the sun. Stir fry homeless in a wok. Toss homeless into active volcanoes. Urinate into a homeless gas tank. Judo throw homeless into a wood chipper. Twist homeless heads off. Report homeless to the IRS. Karate chop homeless in half. Curb stomp pregnant homeless. Trap homeless in quicksand. Crush homeless in the trash compactor. Liquefy homeless in a vat of acid. Eat homeless. Dissect homeless. Exterminate homeless in the gas chamber. Stomp homeless skulls with steel toed boots. Cremate homeless in the oven. Lobotomize homeless. Mandatory abortions for homeless. Grind homeless fetuses in the garbage disposal. Drown homeless in fried chicken grease. Vaporize homeless with a ray gun. Kick old homeless down the stairs. Feed homeless to alligators. Slice homeless with a katana.
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>ascends Mountain without proper gear >don't tell anyone when you plan to return >disoriented by blizzard >can't find track >dies of hypothermia three hours walk from a road https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/mystery-surrounds-deaths-of-two-hikers-in-victorian-high-country/du6a48d1r Because you can see the top from the road, i think people get the impression they can just walk in and out, without really understanding the weather conditions at the top, and how quickly they can change. Never good news.
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>>2843896 >I read through Freedom of the hills before I even did my first 3 mile hike I don't believe you
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>>don't tell anyone when you plan to return >plan to return
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>>2844394 You never know when you might need to place an ice screw.
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>>2846786 Has it come up yet?
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>>2846790 Nta but, no.
Infact, I don't even own an ice screw so if I did need to use one I'd be...
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Screwed.
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How important do you think a survival knife is? Do you think it is a rather not needed item thats need can be superseded by a usual every day knife? It is easier to just snap logs for a fire than to hack them with a survival knife. This is of course not including raw survival where you are needing bushcraft and hunting skills to actually survive. Just general non normie tier camp holiday woodland camping.
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>>2819325 How many diagnosises do you have?
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>>2845114 Sounds like you need another tool or a different blade profile if you're straining at steel performance and still breaking the stuff.
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>>2845393 Nah, the issue is the work I've used knives for.
No actually usable knives would hold up for that abuse over time, but tougher steels held longer.
For regular /out/ use, I've damaged a few, nothing horrible, but I've had some chipping on blades that are too brittle.
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>>2817865 I carry this in the forest and no one has ever tried to mug me when I am wearing it. I don't think I would have survived without it.
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>>2844882 >Magnacut Can you sharpen that on regular stones?
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Protip you can't
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>>2845591 ur mom was a genteel
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It's at the bottom of the southwest so it's still top tier.
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>>2840945 Adirondacks are pretty amazing
I live in Vermont and I'd never bothered to go there until a couple weeks ago
I was surprised how nice it is and how the landscape is more extreme than Vermont
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Truly the land of enchantment. People are caching on sadly and there has been a large increase of Californians and Texans coming here. Can tell just by the increase number of license plates from those places as well as how they are buying property left and right that the average New Mexican can't afford.
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is it possible to do simple navigation (north, south, east and west) via looking at stars? if so what is a good guide to it? t. only goes outdoors to pick berries and afraid to get lost in the forest
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>>2845306 Just use a compass and gps on your phone bro.
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>>2845308 this, it's impossible
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>>2845306 Lmao op you cant navigate with the stars. What utter nonsense. This isn't star trek.
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>>2845306 there is a north star, but it only points north, so if you are heading north you're in luck, but other directions? tough luck kid
its the bright dot in the night sky (look north)
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>>2845306 If you can find Orion, Taurus, the seven sisters or Cassiopeia then you can find the general direction of the North Star.
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Its that time guys. Any deals out there this year? Usually la nina years are great for finding good deals on silvers, lots of sales because its gonna be a mild winter
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>>2846680 >Will wearing long johns help me fuck girls who look like this? No. Now go back to your containment board.
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I have started to wear my loungewear inside out. There is just no good reason to not do this, it’s way more comfortable on the inside without all the stitching. You can even buy stuff that was already made inside out, now that’s smart.
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Yesterday I wore brynje top and bottoms under a jacket and pants in this weather and it was nice and cozy.
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>>2846694 those are sweat pants not LJS
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heres mine time was about 3 weeks ago was fishing at the river behind my house and had a decent fishing day except for one moment was drinking with my rican friend who brought some ribs and casting for catfish i had like about 85 yards out and felt a rumble so im like ill wait for a hit on the hook and then run back and shit well about 10 minutes goes by and its grtting worse like channeling energy to my sphincter i say fuck that im gonna lose it and start reeeling in my line now im struggling to hold this flow in reeling in on a 12 foot pole on 40 lb test with a 4oz weight(nriver has some deep black mud), i knew it was gonna be a bad one god knows 8 seconds into the retreival im probably 40 feet from shore i get a MASSIVE strike and then it happened the force of the fish hitting my hook plus my stance, it must have looked absurb. mind you now, i am wearing swimtrunks (no net) and all this happens in less than a second i instinctely threw back my rod for the hook land, and in the same action release my bowels an ABSOLUTE TORRENT of liquid shit blasts out of me now my brain flashes FISH OR SHIT>the brown tide has now crossed my shorts cutoff and is dripping down both my legs i chance a look down and my god its heinous at the same time my friend just realized what has happened hes now yelling at me DUDE YOU SHIT YOURSELF! WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU i start charging at the reel, fish still on, 25 feet to go, ill wipe when i land it bitch breaks off at the shore line not a good time
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Last 2 times I had to do it I was on sand, thankfully. Camping in the sand dunes, fishing trip>3 day trip >need to unload >walk 200m back into the dunes where nobody is >dig a hole >do the thing >burn the paper >fill in the hole The very last time was in pitch black darkness...just adds another element to it.
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Just don't be the guy that shits beside a tent site. A few times I pulled a stake out from the ground covered in scat and asswipe. Fuck whoever shits right beside their tent
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>>2845578 That’s shitty, man. When I need to go at the campsite, I just hike a couple minutes into the forest, turn over a big rock, blast it into the hole, return rock to its resting place.
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Thoughts on trail bidets? Section hiked the AT and mostly used the shelter latrines except once, so I never actually used it.
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Simple story really, only 1 time surprisingly.>be me >be on wma >hike for an hour or 2 >walk back to car >on way, feel an extreme and painful need to shit >try to brush it off but can't >had bag on w/ water bottle inside and other things >use plastic bag to shit somewhat off path >carry shit bag w/ me and toss it out when I get home
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https://www.outdoorlife.com/survival/elk-hunters-missing-colorado-search/ They're dead, aren't they?
Talked to some folks from the area, I'm a bit north, they say they have no chance.
>San Juan Mtns near Durango
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>>2841124 >Be me >Honeymooning in Colorado >Driving through the state to see the aspens and hike >First night in Georgetown >Take the little train tour with spergy guide with a speech impediment >Drink at the brewery and try to get my wife pregnant >Next morning go downstairs for free breakfast >Two dudes in camo walk in >EXCUSE ME WE GIT LOST ELK HUNTING YESTERDAY AND THE RANGER DROPPED US OFF HERE IS THERE ANYONE HEADED BACK TO DENVER WE COULD CATCH A RIDE WITH BEFORE WE PAY $150 FOR A TAXI? >Babe let’s help them >No >Why? >Theyre retarded, you don’t pick up hitch hikers in America, you made me leave my gun at home, and we’re going the opposite way, and they didn’t say please I can excuse being a retard and an hours worth of inconvenience but not bad manners.
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>>2846484 >You don't pick up hitchhikers in America more like you don't go Hitchhiking in America, retard. Homeless/vagabonds are targeted by serial killers, they're not uberman serial killers
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>>2846484 Why did you even make this post?
What a stupid fucking anecdote by a retarded cunt with a fat, stupid, ugly whore of a wife
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>>2841133 >I bring 70+lbs of gear with me and most of it is water. How much water are you bringing?
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I just want to remind all the seething chuds that I went to glacier np this year and you didn't.
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>>2846574 Based, i kneel OP
This man is more outdoorsy than 90% of /out/
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>>2846574 I only made it to Crater Lake this year. Hoping to hit Glacier next season, it's "only" 10 hours from me.
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Glaicer is based desu. It's easy to get away from crowds if you're willing to do 20 mile day hikes instead of gawking from a parking lot.
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>>2846664 Auto shitters dont deserve to just trample any grass on the side of the road. There is plenty of backcountry you are allowed to cross country travel in if you are actually hiking