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Anonymous Mon 13 Apr 2015 07:16:06 No.496471 View View Reply Original Report

whats a good /out/ related hobby one can practice will in the city and not out on weekends?

like its not realistic for most of us to be /out/ constantly because that doesn't pay the bills.

just wondering if people do shit in their spare time that reminds them of being out etc.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 13 Apr 2015 07:28:43 No.496473 Report

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Whenever I go /out/ i make sure to collect a lot of wood to bring home. I carve spoons bowl. Notch triggers. Wood spirits you name it. I used to practice bowdrill but I live in an apartment and that sound travels through walls like you wouldn't believe

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Anonymous Mon 13 Apr 2015 07:42:18 No.496479 Report

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>>496471
I sprint after animals with my penis.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 13 Apr 2015 08:44:15 No.496491 Report

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>>496479
Women don't like being refer to as animals m8

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 13 Apr 2015 12:18:56 No.496556 Report

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>>496491
Then why are they so feisty?

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 13 Apr 2015 16:18:42 No.496612 Report

Quoted By: >>497108

>>496471
>like its not realistic for most of us to be /out/ constantly because that doesn't pay the bills.

Really? because hunting moose or deer can DRASTICALLY reduce your grocery bill.

Living in a wooded rural area can drastically reduce housing costs and costs of living.

Not to mention most outdoor hobbies cost little to nothing compared to other popular hobbies like video games and having nice cars.

And if you were smart enough to major in something like forestry, all this could be yours while paying the bills in then some.

But anyway, when I lived in the city for a year before I got sick of that shit, I used to have fun with fossil in gem hunting, as there were a lot of quarries just outside city limits.

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Anonymous Mon 13 Apr 2015 18:59:12 No.496682 Report

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I enjoy a little bit of gardening in the evenings; /homegrowmen/ is on this board for a reason. Exposure to plants and dirt prevents the worst of /out/ withdrawal for me. Only problem is I have absolutely no idea how to cook rhubarb.
>not looking forward to the day when water restrictions finally come to Utah

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Anonymous Mon 13 Apr 2015 20:08:26 No.496727 Report

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I do bird watching every once in a while.

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Anonymous Mon 13 Apr 2015 20:10:38 No.496730 Report

Quoted By: >>497239

murder?
,,, Murder!
, sharpen your ax to Razor,, dress in dark Green and mud Brown,, set your hearto Evil intent., Evil for Gud.
,,cite bible verse as you strike!."The Nonbearing vine shall be Cleaved!"
,as the Blade drives home you know you have to work Fast! Again, AGAIN!, the chips fly away untill that ornemental shrub or Tree falls!
, Next day your disguised as Anon,,
,, you bring a New Peach tree and plant it to fight>"The Evil tyrant,, "BeaverMan!"

, its like Monsatano, butastey!

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 13 Apr 2015 20:23:49 No.496738 Report

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There's geocaching, which can be pretty fun.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 14 Apr 2015 08:05:38 No.497108 Report

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>>496612

>Living in a wooded rural area can drastically reduce housing costs and costs of living.

I like to believe this is the case but the quality of living isn't enough for myself anyway. I enjoy this life I lead in the city with well paying job. I get out when I can and I enjoy it. I like the outdoors I just have chosen a career path where its not logical for myself to move into the woods just because its into the woods. I need to live and be fucking sensible about my life not chase some dream living in the woods in a hut with fresh food at my doorstep. If it was that easy, every man and his dog would be doing it, but it isn't

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Anonymous Tue 14 Apr 2015 16:00:54 No.497239 Report

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>>496730
Are you on acid?

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Anonymous Tue 14 Apr 2015 16:47:06 No.497262 Report

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>>497239
we're all on bacon here

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 14 Apr 2015 17:56:32 No.497299 Report

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>>496471
There's decent mountain biking and kayaking in my city, and XC skiing if it's a snowy winter, pretty close to downtown.

When they limb the trees in the park or one blows down in a storm I take some wood for carving.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 14 Apr 2015 20:31:15 No.497393 Report

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Sick pic bro. Have you tried astronomy? All you really need is eyes, though a decent pair of binos certainly helps.

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Anonymous Tue 14 Apr 2015 21:44:52 No.497429 Report

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>>497393
I'm guessing OP lives someplace with way too much light pollution for that
>tfw going rafting under some of the darkest skies in the country next week

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Anonymous Wed 15 Apr 2015 02:20:57 No.497556 Report

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>>497299
What do you carve?

Do you have any links or books to research?

Any actual useful things or more just fuck around things?

Do you need a specific set of knives/tools?

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