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i've done some hiking and camping but my first deer hunt last year was the most interesting. all i did all day was slowly walk around the desert alone and look for deer. i wasn't going anywhere, and i didn't have any tasks to accomplish. i looked more thoroughly at my surroundings than i ever have. i climbed up and down hills. i did some reading around lunchtime because the deer wouldn't be moving much then anyway, but it felt very weird to sit out on a rock in the desert and try to read this book, so i went back and laid in the shade of my tent and took a nap, another thing i never do. i really liked it and i'm looking forward to scouting for this year's hunt
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Jonny 290 posted:yeah i'm going out this fall. very nice no luck. i put in for deer and elk this year but only drew an elk tag, up near los alamos in what's supposed to be a pretty good elk unit. ADINSX posted:My wife and I are taking the Washington Hunters course over the next few weeks. I don't really want to kill an animal but I want an excuse to walk around nature. they are supposed to be pretty challenging, yes, but it should be fun. i highly recommend steven rinella's "the complete guide to hunting, butchering, and cooking wild game". volume 2 covers small game and fowl including turkey, but both volumes are great. https://www.amazon.com/Complete-Guide-Hunting-Butchering-Cooking/dp/0812987055 he also has a tv show (some episodes are on netflix, search "meateater") and a podcast. he puts forth a responsible and ethical form of hunting that i find very admirable and try to emulate. lancemantis posted:I always associate hunting with the cabella's type outdoors crew; bringing tons of semi-portable versions of your home amenities and drinking a lot and not moving much do you live in wisconsin because yeah it's pretty much true in a lot of places. western hunting is way different.
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President Beep posted:as an avowed omnivore that is too much of a babby to kill his own food i really can’t look down at such a pass time. many states have laws against 'wanton waste' of wildlife. in such states, 'trophy hunters' would be wise to pack out their meat or be in deep poo poo when a fish & game checkpoint (yes, they exist) finds them driving home with a fresh skull & no meat. if you wish to make some sort of vague ethical distinction between a guy who wants meat vs. a guy who wants big antlers and meat, i don't know what to tell you my elk tag is for antlerless elk, gently caress packing a big bull elk out even if i did find one
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May 7, 2018 21:08
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lancemantis posted:bringing a Bluetooth speaker on public lands should be a felony offense
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May 10, 2018 02:12
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C.H.O.M.E. posted:tempted to buy this van and wander into the wilds never to be seen again https://austin.craigslist.org/cto/d/2017-ram-promaster-camper/6612393267.html for very limited values of 'wilds' since this giant 2wd low-clearance van on all-seasons will probably just about manage a carefully-maintained gravel road, and you paid $72k for it anyway the wilds of KOA campgrounds
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Jun 13, 2018 00:05
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Poniard posted:i actually unironically was looking in to moving to iceland because gently caress where i live and how its very possible i'll be trapped in jobs adjacent to war crimes until i die dating should work out for you pretty well since everyone there is basically just desperate to gently caress someone who's not related to them.
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Jun 18, 2018 03:10
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lancemantis posted:i see youve encountered the incarnation of satan known as the cholla come to the cholla in the next 8.2 minutes if you want an rear end pricking
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Jun 28, 2018 19:27
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atomicthumbs posted:i went to see my neighbor totoro at the Roxie in SF with an original subtitled 35mm print and came away wanting to live in a creaky old house in rural Japan with no internet same but i haven't seen my neighbor totoro
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Jul 4, 2018 19:39
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that's why you want to let the wood burn down a little more i'm the same way i've eaten my share of ashy fuckin hot dogs
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Aug 13, 2018 16:40
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Triglav posted:that camper guy seems chill only humans can be murdered
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Aug 17, 2018 03:30
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i'm camping in the mountains this weekend and because i live in new mexico the air is actually pretty good, suck it PNWailures if my sling gets here in time i'm gonna take my new old .22 and see if i can get a rabbit for dinner
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Aug 23, 2018 02:31
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Ciaphas posted:im not sure i could camp out anywhere even one night without being killed by my own incompetence and sheltered...ness in the summertime, most parts of the US you'd have a hard time actually dying. you could just lay down and sleep outside, you'd be fine except for the mosquito bites. you can go days without eating, just make sure you have some water with you. that said it's really nice to have a tent and a sleeping bag and the ability to make hot food/drinks.
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Sep 1, 2018 05:09
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prepping for people who really don't want to call themselves preppers this gun? no it's not for looters, it's for, uh, in case a rabid moose appears in downtown san jose. during an earthquake.
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Sep 27, 2018 20:13
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Coffee Jones posted:
the japanese garden is a nice place
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Oct 16, 2018 15:55
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leaving tech behind in small ways
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i spent saturday night in a hammock at 9000 feet listening to coyotes howl and elk bugle. it was nice.
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Oct 18, 2018 04:45
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please don't dox my sex noises
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Oct 18, 2018 18:52
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lancemantis posted:I don’t know hippies used to squat all over the place and build cabins around mt tam and poo poo yes it's the republicans that want to keep people from living on public land and making GBS threads in the creeks
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Dec 7, 2018 05:34
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spankmeister posted:It's a good thing the further out west you go the more federal land there is where states can't stop people from using the lands. it's still not legal to build a cabin or squat indefinitely. it is real cool out here tho.
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EIDE Van Hagar posted:i can live in a tent indefinitely that’s fine true, it's fine as long as you move occasionally (depends on the land, i think blm is every 2 weeks?)
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Sagebrush posted:Well, I rise up every morning at a quarter to eight fishermen, oil drillers, and computer touchers, stan rogers could speak for everyone
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my bitter bi rival posted:shaving... lol i shaved today it was pretty good, op
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Dec 31, 2018 03:22
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jonny, i forgot to tell you to go to tomasita's for dinner. it took us 3 days to drive back to Albuquerque from washington thanks to the blizzard. seeing shiprock rising from the fog was p worthwhile though.
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ADINSX posted:Did you travel back in time?? that was probably in new mexico so yes, pretty much.
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lancemantis posted:Turns out you CAN clean something as wild as so much “trash” — in this case sea glass from being a former dumping site — just give the place a reputation and people will pick it clean park rangers should all carry guns so they can immediately execute anyone who throws trash on the ground or vandalizes poo poo. nature, red in tooth and claw, baby (i assumed that was a gun case, although it's actually much funnier if there's a saxophone in there)
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Sagebrush posted:remember that girl a few years ago who was drawing lovely graffiti and "#creepytings" all over national parks and got arrested because she posted it on instagram what an rear end in a top hat hick
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:i seem to recall reading an article about how park rangers are frequently confronted by shitheads who seem to be itching for an excuse to gun someone down lancemantis posted:full-fledged rangers in some systems, like the California state parks system, are also the parks LEOs so you get some crossover with Blue Lives Matter stuff which is always a little depressing
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Jan 11, 2019 21:26
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syscall girl posted:i want to pay off my student loans by teaching in a rural area i grew up in a small town. my high school class was about 60 students. i didn't realize until i got to high school and started going on band/sports trips that it was actually pretty drat well-funded, well-maintained, and safe. lots of fond memories after the fact, back then i just couldn't wait to get out. there weren't that many teachers so basically everyone was guaranteed to have at least one class with a particular teacher, and we'd get the scoop from whoever had an older sibling. the teachers were pretty chill although one particular teacher and one particular student butted heads enough that the student took a poo poo on the hood of his truck. school demographics were like 70% hispanic, 15% mormon, 15% generic whitey, iirc.
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bump this thread every time you just want to leave tech behind and quote stymie
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Silver Alicorn posted:no, but there might be some crimes and a severed arm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRlA536rPOI
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motorcycle camping is real good too. somehow i have zero pictures from the trips i've made. you don't really even need saddlebags, you can just use one or two of those bungee cargo nets to hold everything down on the seat behind you.
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A MIRACLE posted:how cold do hammocks get if it's cold out at night, you want either a foam/air pad under you in the hammock, or you can get these quilts that hang outside the hammock to hold in heat. if you just throw a sleeping bag in, you'll compress the bag under you and your rear end will freeze. if you can handle the annoyance of keeping that stupid foam pad under you, it'll be no colder than sleeping in a tent on the same pad.
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Mar 26, 2019 23:39
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Roosevelt posted:hammocks are convenience store burritos for hungry bears carry bear spray, make it a spicy burrito.
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lancemantis posted:the external frame backpacks I've seen lately are mostly targeted at backcountry hunting for strapping all your bags of game meat and other stuff to i have one of these in coyote brown: https://westernhunter.net/gear-reviews/backpack-reviews-outdoorsmans-optics-pack/ it was like $300 on sale. it's a good pack though. don't get the cabela's external frame hunting pack, it sucks despite the nice load shelf.
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SO DEMANDING posted:idk man german toilets seem pretty weird 
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Share Bear posted:not really outdoorsy but i am in hawaii right now and it is excellent if you're on maui, i found paia to be a really pleasant little town. lived there for 3 months. there was a restaurant downtown called paia fish market with excellent mahi burgers.
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Plorkyeran posted:ditch the gf and gently caress the bears buddy... they won't even let me gently caress the bears
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