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Anonymous Sat 14 Sep 2024 01:36:14 No.2775085 View View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>2775087 >>2775159 >>2775962 >>2777452

ITT we post our /OUT/ing plan with info, maps pics etc, and then post an after action report on how it went and our experience

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 14 Sep 2024 01:41:58 No.2775087 Report

Quoted By: >>2775088 >>2775159 >>2775962

We'll start down at the lake and walk all the way up to the end of the valley, sleep there, the next morning we'll leave our rucks down and climb the last steep rocky incline to get to the ridge at 3000m and see the glacier, then come back down.
this last part is unsure as my friend isnt a regular outsit like me and he might pussy out of it even if it's a chill thing to do, and has a lower fitness level, but he's still capable of this bc we've gone out other times.
theres a refuge midway through so we might chill there for a moment and it's also a safety measure in case anything happens we can go there.

I'm considering giving a couple of items to my friend to unload some weight as I'm carrying almost all the shit that we'll be sharing, but he's less fit than me so if I overload him he'll get tired and will want to stop, there's a small river running all along the valley so I'm bringing the bare minimum water and well refill on the go

I haven't gone yet so I'll post my report when I come back, I'll go in a few hours, havent slept for shit bc i had trouble catching sleep

OP pic >>2775085 is the path

Anonymous

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Anonymous Sat 14 Sep 2024 01:48:55 No.2775088 Report

Quoted By: >>2775089 >>2775136 >>2775962

>>2775087
RUCK: GRANITE GEAR CHIEF PATROL PACK

WEIGHT: 17KG/37LBS

BIOME: ALPINE

LENGHT: A to B 22KM/13.5MI - TOTAL 44KM/27MI

STARTING ALTITUDE: 1500M/4920FT

TARGET ALTITUDE: 2500M/8200FT end of DAY1, small trip without rucks onto the ridge at 3000M/9800FT on DAY2 morning

TEMPERATURES: DAY -2C/28F NIGHT -6C/21F at 2500M

WIND: up to 40/60KMH - 24/37MIH so pretty strong and the windchill make perceived temperatures much lower

PACKING LIST

>MAIN COMPARTMENT
-carinthia goretex bivy
-carinthia defence 4 sleeping bag (inside bivy)
-arktis stowaway windhsirt
-arcteryx atom hooded (I could leave it at home since it's not really necessary but I just got it and in summer it was too hot to use it so I want to try it out)
-beyond clothing lvl7 monster parka
(inside compression sack)
-1 spare shirt
-1 spare underwear
-2 spare pairs of merino socks
-1L steel nalgene canteen
-folding arms cup (nested into nalgene)

>PACK LID
-thermarset sleeping pad

(plastic bag)
-Sawyer mini filter
-2 platypus water bags

-nvg (inside padded pouch)
-balaclava
(inside big magpul daka pouch)
-headlamp
-utility light
-garmin gpsmap65s
-4 spare AA batteries in plastic wrap

-6 big zipties

>RIGHT SUSTAINMENT POUCH
-helikon tex mess kit
-asoto windmaster stove
-gas can
-spork
-space blanket
-1.1L water canteen nalgene oasis

>LEFT SUSTAINMENT POUCH
-2 chocolate bars (day 1/2 breakfast)
-4 "sandwiches" with cheese and porchetta (meat) (day 1/2 lunch)
-4 sausages (day1 dinner)
-2 tomino cheese (it's made to be grilled) (day1 dinner)
-2 redbulls big can
-6 crunchy olive bread (snack)(to be shared with my friend)
-6 packets powder coffee

>FRONT GP POUCH
-outdoor research Poseidon gloves
-fleece watch cap
-small roll electrical tape

>ON PERSON/POCKETS
-1 bic lighter
-cammenga compass
-Garmin foretrex 801
-paper map in plastic holder
-knoife
-phone
-crye combat pants
-pcu lvl1 shirt
-boonie hat
-merino socks
-leather boots
-nomex flyer gloves
-nuts (snack while walking)

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 14 Sep 2024 01:53:57 No.2775089 Report

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>>2775088
forgot I also have goggles for the wind

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 14 Sep 2024 05:18:39 No.2775121 Report

Quoted By: >>2775163 >>2775311 >>2775630

I mean I've packed in a fair amount of alcohol myself but redbulls?

And you say you want to lose weight, you could rethink some things. No need for a headlamp and another light, you seem to have a lot of water containers for a trip with regular access to water. If you going to an actual glacier i wouldnt even bring a filter thats the cleanest water there is. And do you really need both paper map/compass nd a gps? Especially when the terrain looks so straight forward - you're in a single distinct drainage and on a trail.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 14 Sep 2024 06:49:34 No.2775136 Report

Quoted By: >>2775630

>>2775088
you will never be a soldier

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Anonymous Sat 14 Sep 2024 08:38:10 No.2775153 Report

Quoted By: >>2775662

went for a short hike in a river last week

gear: rubber boots from decathlon, whatever pants, whatever shirt, carhartt quarter zip, carhartt rain jacket, decathlon rain poncho, stoeger xm1 air rifle in 5.5mm, morakniv companion.

got off my car and started walking the river bed, it's kind of a river delta? a confluence of a big river with a smaller one that spreads over a large area. as result the area is undeveloped, no houses or roads, barely any trails with a patchwork of woody, bog/mashy and rocky river bed areas. it was raining on and off and at one moment cleared up a bit and was warm, but then it started raining again (nearly the end of winter here)

walked about a mile in and rested and ate my package sandwich. chilled for a little bit lying on the sand when some random boomer walked by with like 10 pittbuls, two of them started barking at me, got my knife and airgun ready just in case, boomer looked at me with a dumb face, carried on

decided to cut thru the forest, hard bushwhacking thru forest, bog, some awful fields of rotting giant rhubarb plants, when i connected a stream i followed it to get to the main river. at one point i slipped and fell and ripped a huge hole in my pants, which kinda capped the exp a bit, as i'd want to get tack to my car asap to avoid embarrassment. also in the area the small stream connected to the river, i got trapped in like quicksand or something and had to crawl in all fours out of it, getting sandy mud all over me. after that, walked midway back to the car, rested under a tree, ate my second packaged sandwich, shoot some cans i found with my air rifle, walked back to my car and went home.

sage

sage Sat 14 Sep 2024 10:01:07 No.2775159 Report

Quoted By: >>2775630 >>2775966

>>2775085
>>2775087
i can smell the terrone from here
>writes a mile long blogpost about walking on a trail that follows a wide valley
>brings with him a normie because he's too scared to go solo
did you bring the pizza cutter Gennaro? you have to be prepared for the glacier

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 14 Sep 2024 10:27:46 No.2775163 Report

Quoted By: >>2775192

>>2775121
This fella loves to eat silt

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 14 Sep 2024 14:23:38 No.2775192 Report

Quoted By: >>2775297

>>2775163
He's 100% correct you military larper

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 14 Sep 2024 23:40:24 No.2775297 Report

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>>2775192
Glacial meltwater is full of silt. You need to at least let it sit for a while for the silt to fall out of suspension.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 15 Sep 2024 00:25:17 No.2775311 Report

Quoted By:

>>2775121
>nooo don't bring a spare flashlight :^)

Skinwalker talons wrote this post. I carry a pen light in my pocket and a spare for everyone in the group and you can't stop me

>you have too many water containers
>but also, just get all your water from the glacier, mayne
>there is no need for a filter

Skinwalker wants you dehydrated so you fall for their tricks and mimicry more easily

Totally right about the redbulls though. The thinking man transfers a liter of gin into a plastic container, ensuring maximum party supplies for minimum weight

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 15 Sep 2024 21:40:27 No.2775630 Report

Quoted By: >>2775634 >>2775966

>>2775121
the weight was fine in the end, very easy hike, I'd say I was at 20% effort
the terrain is just go forward or backwards but I brought the foretrex to see how far points were and to measure my distance and time, elevation etc
>>2775136
lol I will be in a few weeks stay mad faggot
>>2775159
still seething rent free in your head stay bitter fag

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Anonymous Sun 15 Sep 2024 21:43:40 No.2775633 Report

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very cool place, I would advise to go with normies that dont want to walk as it's easy as fuck, no incline, very beautiful place

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 15 Sep 2024 21:43:49 No.2775634 Report

Quoted By: >>2775636

>>2775630
>very easy hike, I'd say I was at 20% effort
Niggre you hiked up a valley on a well established trail.

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Anonymous Sun 15 Sep 2024 21:44:42 No.2775635 Report

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Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 15 Sep 2024 21:45:47 No.2775636 Report

Quoted By:

>>2775634
in fact it was very easy, never claimed the contrary, I had to choose a very easy one due to my friend being a normie not trained person, and he still wanted to stop early because he was too tired

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Anonymous Sun 15 Sep 2024 21:47:42 No.2775638 Report

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Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 15 Sep 2024 22:25:27 No.2775662 Report

Quoted By: >>2775690

>>2775153
what can you kill with that air rifle?

Anonymous

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Anonymous Sun 15 Sep 2024 22:59:45 No.2775673 Report

Quoted By: >>2775675

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 15 Sep 2024 23:01:39 No.2775675 Report

Quoted By: >>2775678 >>2775691

>>2775673
The wild ponies are kinda cool but you're literally just off the visible normie trail.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 15 Sep 2024 23:04:34 No.2775678 Report

Quoted By:

>>2775675
he's a terrone, what did you expect

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 15 Sep 2024 23:38:19 No.2775690 Report

Quoted By: >>2775692

>>2775662
small game mostly, doves, hares, nutria, stuff like that, or hogs and small deer if you headshot them (deer imo don't think is very ethical, i wouldn't do it).

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 15 Sep 2024 23:40:37 No.2775691 Report

Quoted By:

>>2775675
I know as I said it's an easy trail that I chose because 1 it's a very cool place 2 my friend is incapable of doing more difficult ones, the original goal was to get to the end of the valley where and then climb up to the Crest the next day, in the end he wanted to stop 3km short of that bc he couldn't go any longer, so in the end on day 2 I went alone to get to the end of the valley so that I at least completed that part, and then we went back.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 15 Sep 2024 23:41:37 No.2775692 Report

Quoted By: >>2775703

>>2775690
why not a 22? unless you're not American ofc

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 15 Sep 2024 23:57:12 No.2775703 Report

Quoted By: >>2775707

>>2775692
I'm not american. An air rifle is considered a "toy" and while I do have firearms (9mm and a 12ga u/o) being caught in random public land with a shotgun by the police is a bit dicey. At best they don't care, at worst you committed armed trespassing and risk 10yrs in jail.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 16 Sep 2024 00:05:47 No.2775707 Report

Quoted By: >>2775708 >>2775712

>>2775703
>an air rifle is a toy
>Completely unregulated by the (((ATF)))
I mean if this is what everyone believes than I'm ok with it.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 16 Sep 2024 00:08:21 No.2775708 Report

Quoted By: >>2775712

>>2775707
Bruh we used to shoot each other in the ass with air rifles when I was 10 for fun. Enjoy your pigeon lunch.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 16 Sep 2024 00:22:46 No.2775712 Report

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>>2775707
I'm not in the US, I live in Chile. Here "real guns" are tightly regulated, while airguns are not. I also have a .30 cal air rifle (Umarex Gaunlet SL30) which is more or less as powerful as a .22LR, for which I needed zero paperwork. While for my 12ga over and under, I needed a safety and gun law exam, small game hunting licence, psychological evaluation, detailed background check, etc, etc. The same is required for a 22LR rifle.

>>2775708
With something like a Daisy Red Ryder sure, but airguns vary widely in power, from "toy" BB guns to as much power as caliber-equivalent rimfire or black powder calibers for big bore. Actual pellet guns are not toys, at all, and should be taken seriously, as a shot in the head or vitals will kill you. A Red Ryder has like 2 ft/lbs energy, while my .22 XM1 has 40.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 16 Sep 2024 17:53:10 No.2775962 Report

Quoted By:

>>2775085
>>2775087
>>2775088
HOLY MOTHER OF LARP LMFAO.
Terrone di merda is back again with his embarrassing trips. Good grief you're such a clueless cringeworthy clown.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 16 Sep 2024 18:01:10 No.2775966 Report

Quoted By: >>2775968

>>2775159
>did you bring the pizza cutter Gennaro? you have to be prepared for the glacier
Kek.
>>2775630
>Everybody pointing out I'm a lolcow is the same person
The army is quite literally 90% terroni, they'll take any slob meeting basic requirements right off the street.
What corp have you chosen and for how long, anyway?
Please, never stop making these threads.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 16 Sep 2024 18:10:03 No.2775968 Report

Quoted By: >>2775973

>>2775966
Forever remember that Italy couldn't even occupy Greece in WW2

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 16 Sep 2024 18:17:09 No.2775973 Report

Quoted By: >>2775976

>>2775968
Italy can't do fuck all as long as it ties Cisalpines with terroni trash, these threads are an example why.
Read about the attack on the italian base in Nasiriyah if you want a laugh.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 16 Sep 2024 18:21:15 No.2775976 Report

Quoted By: >>2775978

>>2775973
Every time an Italian gets uppity with me I just imagine being an American fighter pilot Chad killing 95 of them

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 16 Sep 2024 18:26:23 No.2775978 Report

Quoted By:

>>2775976
Sounds like insecurity, anon.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 16 Sep 2024 19:15:47 No.2775990 Report

Quoted By: >>2775993

bunch of bitter fags in this thread

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 16 Sep 2024 19:27:28 No.2775993 Report

Quoted By:

>>2775990
Here's one^

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 17 Sep 2024 07:11:51 No.2776205 Report

Quoted By: >>2776245

Cool thread op was wasn't gay today

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 17 Sep 2024 13:23:25 No.2776245 Report

Quoted By:

>>2776205
LMAO.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 21 Sep 2024 19:09:13 No.2777426 Report

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there is a stream with gold in it that i want to check out, its been a decade since it was checked. the trails were all scrambled by growth , new ones were made and old one were obsfucate i think to hide hunting cabins marijuana and such, i couldn't find my way to it. i have been messing in that part of the forest since i am 8 , know the basic direction no matter if i am on the trail or not but not this time... spent an hour and a half out there sweating and nope. found more long abandoned hunting towers and camps but no ancient landmarks that made sense to me back then like the odd field of dry long grass in the middle of the forest that tells me i am about half way there. i think i could use a drone to orient myself. or some detailed satellite photographic map but i couldnt find one. is there an app that could help me with this?

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 21 Sep 2024 20:08:15 No.2777452 Report

Quoted By:

>>2775085
How do you export the map like this?

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