none, get a metal bottle or enjoy your BPA

>>762696
Aluminum alzheimers

>>763242
stainless steel you absolute muffin

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A pic with a canteen cup for some size references.

that actually looks really nice OP. i would use that stove.

pretty neat OP, congrats.

Lets see some in use and folded pics

I'm a pretty skilled swimmer so no stories to tell.

There was a river near me I used to swim in when I was 10 or 12, real choppy area, i remember jumping in and being carried down the river hitting every single rock on the way, it was fun, but nothing dangerous, I was a young child at the time and could handle it. Recently some swimmer died in that same area of the river, he was in his twenties.
Sometimes its hard to believe fairly harmless waters can be fatal, but it happens, a lot more than you think.

The ocean is still the best. I don't mind a nice river swim but nothing is like the raw power of the ocean. I used to live in Hawaii and while I was there I did two 2.4 mile swims, on on the North Shore and the other one across Waikiki. Also did several shorter ones.

The ocean is the best.

A lot

>>762118
Like what?

Think of Dory in Finding Nemo

"Just keep swimming"

>>761859
channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAW5XgRy0EZrLDAQME9o6OQ

>>761859
The guy is a beast. Found him after watching Alone season 1. He does tons of stuff. Here are the good ones I've subscribed to.

>urban farming
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdNLE33fcMMW3uYINssFKBQ

>bushcraft

https://www.youtube.com/user/bushcraftbartons/videos

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbTDXDBHApa_cvcOx86yJOA (The best channel in my opinion, they feel like a documentary)

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8TosB4kLeZBlx6zwIkD8zw

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-zb-ucbM4PlVUeI8gpwJSg

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>>761859
Fuck off hit whore

sage

Buddy and I took a 16ft aluminium canoe from Kentucky all the way to the Gulf of Mexico. Was a really insane 3 months. Ohio river connects to Tennesee River, which connects to the Tombigee River which will spit yoy out into Mobile, Alabama. I swear we almost died of dehydration like 10 times. Also had to carry canoe for miles sometimes due to parts we could not navigate. We had mapped the entire route so we knew that these blockages and dams existed but man, that is really really hard. To our complete shock and surprise fish and game and coast guard never once bothered us, surprising...
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>>761833
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A treated-plywood jon-boat would...
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>>764910
Boat wright here..

getting a boat for free, is an amazing feeling. no motor, no problem. anything from 12-30 foot you can use any gasoline/diesel engine from car or truck, transmission or direct drive. turning a boat meant for outboard, to inboard, is basically fiberglass, plywood, resin, some screws, a few hinges, the motor, a way to connect the prop shaft the collar for the prop shaft [the thing that mounts to the boat, that takes the shaft from inside your boat to the outside?] and a prop. if you've got...
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>>760473
Hahahahahaha

Everything

Needs more knives.

And a bigger flashlight.

>>760473
Nice bait

I didn't even know it was hated here

>>760205
Look at the "shitting outdoor" thread. A lot of hate for this Hobby. They claim to shit into Caches where ever they finden them. Pretty sad, tbqhfam

>>760203
We don't hate geocaches. They're just a convenient place to take a huge, watery, giardia-filled dump

Unless you're in some terrible area that only has one decent trail, find another one.

>>759623
>Park one killometer away
>Hike here anyway
Fuck the police.

Thank god I'm Scandinavian and can walk wherever the heck I want and don't have to confine myself to these "trails"

>>759282
Eastern Russia i suppose

Canada wise you got all of the northern territories American wise I'd say Alaska or remove areas...

>>759325
Can Americans move to Canada easily?
Not willing to marry a Canadian

Don't kill yourself op!!

>>759029
not trying to kill myself, trying to figure out how to live completely apart from government

>>759036
North Korea is your best bet OP. Good luck!

Know what to do when your shit flips over, and waterproof everything super carefully.

Other than that, it's not too complicated.

Oh, and try not to get washed out to sea by any currents, that can happen if you're in a coastal area with no motor and the tides are strong.

>>757455
Open ocean or bays and lagoons? Cold water or warm? Do you plan on fishing?

>>757489
Boston harbor; cold water; planning to stay away from the open ocean/outer islands until I get more experienced. Hadn't really considered kayak fishing but it is something I'd like to do.

>>757458
Thanks anon. I know where most of the eddys/currents tend to form around here, so I should be ok.

>>755158
My troop actually did /out/ stuff and had good leadership, but it was still a bit of an autism-fest.

We had 4 guys in my troop who became scholarship college athletes though, but I think guys like that get into it at a young age in cub scouts, so if you don't have a strong local cub scout program your boy scout troop is gonna be fucked.

>>755158
I had a hell of a time in the BSA because I grew up in rural Kentucky, and luckily we had a troop designated to the little community I grew up in. It actually used to be a pretty happening place with a post office, grocery store, and Masonic Lodge, and I that's why. Eventually the post office closed and we became a part of the nearest city. We used meet in the old Masonic lodge until they tore it down and our troop was disbanded.

>>755168
OP here, I was in Troop 71 in Kentucky. Sup bro.

>>765553
>Skinny slave monkey humans can do it, therefore you should do it

Some people want to live beyond their thirtieth birthday.

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>>765553
Agreed anon. The ultra-lighters seem to be usually day hike fags from the cities who can barely manage to not collapse on any intense multi day trek by casting away literally every possible piece of gear they can slide by without. The reason the pounds takes it out of them is that they're not conditioned usually.

>mfw my bro hiked the PCT with a pack that averaged 70-75 lbs most of the way.

>>765558
I know a guy hiking in Peru right now, because of his climbing gear his pack is 120 pounds. He is 160 pounds soaking wet. I asked him if it was hard to carry that and he aounded confused and then said "dude, what the hell im not some sort of pussy".

I've seen so many thermoses at yard sales, and for next to nothing

>>754518
I prefer quality and dont mind paying for it. I have a "nice" Gevalia thermos that my dad got me, but its dinged up to
hell and a pain in the ass to actually use, because they made it so youre supposed to pour the coffee into the cap.

The thing has always leaked like a fucker and only keeps the coffee luke warm for about 4-5 hours in a room temperature setting. Its too trouble some
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>>754515
>inconsistency in quality
>not durable

>hot for 12/cold for 24

I can buy any thermos that does that for a lot cheaper and maybe has more features like cups and handles.

If I were you, I would save my cash for something more useful but if you really want it, get it. Just make sure you read plenty of reviews as with anything you are going to drop money on.