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Do You favour warm or cold meals?
Most unhealthiest outdoor food?
Is it Your favourite outdoors food?
What do you think about emergency food (BP5, NRG5) ?
Did You ever tried MRE's?
What was the oldest MRE you ever had?
>Bonus: What was the most complex food you ever cokked while where in the woods?
for the most part i just eat shit like pic related. hot meals are good if i'm hunkering down in on place in the cold. generally i just eat unheated non-perishabes.
i don't really have answers to most of your kreshtuns
>>697901
>Do You favour warm or cold meals?
warm is more comfy in camp cold is faster on the move
>Most unhealthiest outdoor food?
beer
>Is it Your favourite outdoors food?
my favorite outdoors food is bacon good both cold or grilled high energy content complex whole nutrients keeps well enough if smoked
>Did You ever tried MRE's?
yes they are expensive crap
>What...
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>>697916
>omlet
with bacon of course i forgot to add
What's your favourite way of making a fire?
potassium permanganate & glycerin
If you get good at using firesticks its objectively the best method. Can be done anywhere, with infinite supply, at any time of the day.
Firebow is equally as good but requires more preperation.
If you suck at firesticks, a magnesium flint is good, but they dont last forever.
Magnifying glass is only good in the summer or africa.
Lighter and matches are shit tier.
A jerrycan of gasoline with my 9mm
Post recommendations, criticisms, questions - whatever. Let's have a friendly discussion about boots.
New boots: Danner Vertigo. Did I do gud?
Take that tag off genius.
Not bad tho
Salomon quest 4d II gtx master race reporting
>>697142
How was your first solo overnight, /out/? Doing mine in a couple days and I'm a bit anxious desu.
It was awesome, don't be anxious it will be great
>>696881
well last time; after i did everything i needed to it was kinda boring then i burned my hand adjusting a piece of wood that had ember on the underside which i didn't see. after that it was kinda miserable.
the pain of even a small second degree burn if you stop cooling it for a second is really fucking distracting.
>How was your first solo overnight
not to sound like a hard-ass. but i barely remember, was like 10 years ago now ..
all i remember is that is was good, its probably meant to me more as i get older then it did back then ,,
no disrespect if your only starting to get /out/ as an adult just enjoy it and keep going man
/out/, what do you know about living in a van?
>>696086
That it is for dirty stinky hippies
>>696086
Its on my list of things to do , buy a van and convert it into a camper , would be a nice project to have going
>>696086
Tight, stinky and cold.
Any Irish and UK sc/out/s want to talk aboout good spots, gear , how jealous we are of the americans and their huge forests and national parks etc
>>695559
Anglesey reporting in
>>695559
> jealous
> huge forests
> and huge cocks
Yup, you are.
At least op pic is better than the ghoulish hag in the last one.
>>695559
Kent reporting in south and north downs and the Medway river is where indo most of my out locally. Although I'm a climber and mountaineer so am mot often in Wales and Scotland. Llanberis, snowdonia is the place to be for outdoor activities in the UK. I do a lot of paddle sports on the wye aswell. Lake district and peak district also awesome and Dartmoor.
Hatchet or small axe?
tomahawk
Small axe. A small head on a long shaft gives a good balance between weight and functionality.
>>695436
Don't listen to this guy. Tomahawk is okay but they don't have the edge geometry for splitting and so make a poor replacement for an axe.
>>695435
hatchet is what they call small axes
![GiantSchnauzerRiesenschnauzerBoomer2HalfYearsOldPurebredDogBlack1[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/lWF7fFO.jpg "GiantSchnauzerRiesenschnauzerBoomer2HalfYearsOldPurebredDogBlack1[1].jpg")
I was thinking of extending pupper hiking range to include a night outside. Is there something I need to know before dog's first camping?
>>694556
nah just wing it
does you dog listen to commands? like instantly?
does he roam? where is he going to sleep, inside the tent with you? what about the zipper? under a tarp? how cold is it going to get?
and most of all. have fun
>>694556
How are you going to package and remove his poo from the forest?
Don't be the fucktard that spreads disease through his animal's shit
Can you help me with completing my first loadout? I am a total beginner to /out/ activities. My first trips are going to be two days (one night spent in the forest) for now, in summer, central Europe.
Pic related is what I have so far. I am not terribly tight on the budget but still I don't want to spend much since I believe army surplus stuff is high quality for good price.
I probably went full retard at some point, bear with me please.
OP here, there is actually a thread on this backpack here >>692716
Even though they don't say it's very good, I still might give it a shot since my trips won't be hardcore for starters and I don't need perfect quality.
sleeping bag
more food
maybe a stove for cooking, it depends on if it's legal to start fires during the summer in your area
clothes of course, that keep you warm and dry
some extra clothes in case you get wet
waterproof your items or have raincover for the backpack at least
sun cream and bug spray, but net
map and compass
a lighter or something else to ignite stuff with
>>694326
I totally forgot about the sleeping bag.
It's a 10-20 degrees C mummy type, I already have it. I am not sure about its size though, it seems pretty big.
Got any stories of being stalked by people or animals in the wild?
Curious!
A public footway i went on once passed through someones land. Their two dogs followed me for about 5 miles, barking but never coming too close.
i was followed home by a moose when i was like 10
I'd love to stalk someone without them noticing.
Are we ever going to do that MGTOW /out/ camp?
I cant live this normie life anymore. I need to be inna woods with my brothers.
Can I bring my gf?
Is someone going to make a Dick MGTOW patch?
>>693568
H-here I go g-guys.
Have a great time.
>>692866
Already? Isn't it still cold af on the AT?
Lmao u dead af my nigga
Good luck
hows that carving coming along /out/?
>>684644
Are you the Anon that was giving away carved spoons for Secret Santa?
>>684661
no but that sounds neat
i wanna carve a larger version of this composite material kuksa but in wood,
any tips on the wood? i am not going to be using a burl and i am looking for advice on drying it, should i start green then dry? how much rough cutting before drying? i hear birchs good right?
Do any of you do things to minimize the smell of food where you camp? Have you ever had issues with animals coming to your base because of the smell of food? I'm referring specifically to camping not on campgrounds. Any advice to reduce the smell of food and to avoid attracting animals to base.
>>709355
Cook somewhere else... Pee around your camp.... Use ziplocks to contain smells... Use thoso odorants that gets animals away
I hang my food bag a few hundred yards from camp. I also try keeping a fire lit all night. I never have any problems on the trails. I have my dog with me. I had a bear charge me once while I was fishing on a stream but my dog distracted it while I booted the fuck out of there. Came back later with a park ranger to get my stuff and find my dog. I whistled for him and he came around. Don't know what I would do without him.
>>709407
Thank goodness the bear didn't kill your dog. Sounds like an awesome camping bro.
Is this worth buying? It seems pretty useful and handy and they seem to be selling them pretty cheap. I enjoy making fires but sometimes you don't want to work too hard.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1793375720/mobile-bon-fire
The product itself doesn't really interest me, but do you see the rewards?? They're giving out oil canvas paintings too for what seems like cheap
Would using this revoke my man card?
>>708662
I mean as long as you can start a fire and have before, you're fine. I guess it's for people who just don't feel like putting in a ton of work for a Bon fire.
