/out/ - Outdoors

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Welcome to /out/ - Outdoors. 03/18/13(Mon)02:49 No.1

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Welcome to /out/ - Outdoors. Anonymous ## Mod Mod Icon

03/18/13(Mon)02:49 No.1 Sticky

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This board is for discussions about hiking, camping, geocaching, orienteering, gardening, etc, and other traditional ways of enjoying the great outdoors.

GO OUTSIDE.

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Scoot
03/18/13(Mon)11:27 No.6275

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Scoot 03/18/13(Mon)11:27 No.6275 [Reply]

We outdoor knives thread nao?

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Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:40 No.7877

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:40 No.7877

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Portland steel. I need a new knife soon though and none of the knives in this thread are appealing to me

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:41 No.7881

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:41 No.7881

>>7850
See
>>7712

That's the blackhawk tatang, it's good as a knife, shovel, and hatchet (i've used it for all three)

Comes standard black, I krylon'd mine.
tough, two edges, serrations are an option, and it's about 70 bucks, if you didn't want to drop 400 on a tool (I didn't)

Good tool steel, hold a helluva edge.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:42 No.7892

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:42 No.7892

>>6299
I have an ESEE 4, love it

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:47 No.7941

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:47 No.7941

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The Ontario RD9 is my favorite.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.8003

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.8003

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i guess this is a good low/mid budget knife. just paint over the stupid lettering..

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)04:01 No.1440

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Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)04:01 No.1440 [Reply]

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Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:39 No.7855

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:39 No.7855

>>1440 (OP)
Les Stroud actually does survivalist shit. Bear Grylls does some of the stupidest, most dangerous shit imaginable, like traveling UNDER glaciers, or jumping INTO cold mountain rivers, or drinking untreated water in the rain forest. Neither show is really intended to teach survivalism, but I think anybody who knows even the least bit about managing risks in the woods would prefer Les' show, but if you just want mindless entertainment, Bear's show is adequate.

Basically, this: >>4118

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:46 No.7928

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:46 No.7928

>>7847
Maybe, but I think Bear has superior genetics and could fuck like a champion.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:46 No.7934

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:46 No.7934

>>7547
>Arctic episode
>All three are dropped at the northern edge of the vast Siberian forest with minimal kit and a handheld camera
>Must survive in the forest, as a group, for one week then make their way to the nearest settlement on the open tundra
>Bear and Les hunt, fish and trap like crazy to make provisions for the trip
>Ray gathering dem wild berries and crafting cross-country skis for the three of them with nothing but an axe and draw knife
>They set off into the wastes relying entirely on what they've gathered and made to get them there

Tell me you wouldn't watch the shit out of that show. Ray would be like the jolly uncle making the camp cozy as fuck while Les and Bear competed constantly and did all the hardcore shit.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:48 No.7961

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:48 No.7961

How many bears would Bear Grylls grill, if Bear Grylls could grill bears?

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.8002

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.8002

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>>3728
>on a regular basis
>he starts to enjoy it

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:31 No.7767

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Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:31 No.7767 [Reply]

Replies: >>7825 >>7929

That feel that after a grueling hike with friends, they set up their tents.

And this is yours.

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Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:37 No.7825

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:37 No.7825

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>>7767 (OP)
>That feel when after a grueling hike with friends, they set up their tents.
>You just got back from military service
>So this is yours.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:46 No.7929

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:46 No.7929

>>7767 (OP)
But op, that's not a tarp

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:48 No.7950

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:48 No.7950

>after a grueling hike
>kegs in background
Yeah, ok OP.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:48 No.7963

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:48 No.7963

>not a hammock.

Yeah now, I know you're probably new to this shit but, nope.jpg

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.8001

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.8001

Hey OP, that looks like my camp.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)12:36 No.7150

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Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)12:36 No.7150 [Reply]

Replies: >>7980

I've got a flower question for my fellow southernbros. Every year around April here in Georgia the woods and sides of the roads begin to absolutely erupt in those purple hanging flower vines. I would love to know what exactly they are called. They have taken over the magnolia, oak, and sweetgum trees around my home, and if possible I want to try managing them into surrounding the area around my home.

They have a slightly sweet/musky odor to them, and usually come together in massive clumps of the vines. They droop down in a cluster shape. I know we have them here in Georgia, Alabama, and in northern Florida, but other than that I don't know how far their range is.

Pic is obviously unrelated.

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Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:43 No.7903

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:43 No.7903

Replies: >>7926

>>7523
FFFFFUUUUUUUUU

god damn, TNfag here confirming this is how north america ends

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:45 No.7921

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:45 No.7921

>>7343
Winner, winner, chicken dinner.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:45 No.7926

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:45 No.7926

>>7903
Agreed, though us Yankees will hopefully hold out a little longer, on the plus side. It makes GREAT cattle feed.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:50 No.7980

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:50 No.7980

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>>7150 (OP)
OP -- Google "wisteria." Pic related.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.8000

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.8000

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>>7477
Iceplant. Looks like shit, catches on fire.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)03:34 No.743

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Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)03:34 No.743 [Reply]

how many of you faggots were boy scouts?

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Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:42 No.7890

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:42 No.7890

>>7056
its ok

those legitimate to this board will realize sc/out/ is a troll from other boards eventually...

stick around, this board has potential

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:42 No.7895

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:42 No.7895

>>7871
Nah, I didn't start to learn things until my late years of high school, and I'm still learning.

Well, socially, that is. I learned a lot about the outdoors at Philmont, and really just kinda broadened my experiences overall.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:47 No.7940

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:47 No.7940

I was a scout in Florida. Fucking loved it, all the outdoors shit and all that.

We went up to Camp La-No-Che every year for like a week or two with our troop. My father was one of the scout leaders and he, my mother, and I would do up the campground haunted house every october.

Shit was so fun.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:48 No.7962

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:48 No.7962

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>>1514
I was in the Brit ATC.

I was in the Cubs for a few years, left because it was boring, then joined the ATC instead and did night exercises and ten tors stuff. Kinda a mixed bag, I hated marching and shit but shooting, aircraft and military training were fun.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.7998

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.7998

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Get on our level scouts

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:42 No.7899

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Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:42 No.7899 [Reply]

Replies: >>7997

See this cute little bird
>it's delicious.
Lets get a hunting thread going, stories, tips, recipes, favorite tool to get the job done before and after the kill, anything goes.

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Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:46 No.7931

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:46 No.7931

My favorite coyote recipe, feeds plenty
>first season it with lots of lead
>drag to the edge of field
>let cook slowly in the summer sun
>when it pops its ready
The birds love it

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:48 No.7957

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:48 No.7957

Replies: >>7967

also a very hard bird to find around here anymore.. Turkey hunting and duck hunting is my shit. Bird hunting in general is more exhilarating in my opinion. how about you guys?

Sam !!/L2R955jdvX
03/18/13(Mon)13:49 No.7967

Sam !!/L2R955jdvX 03/18/13(Mon)13:49 No.7967

>>7957
Ever try bird hunting with a bow?

Panzergrenadier !!7imIbprUyAQ
03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.7996

Panzergrenadier !!7imIbprUyAQ 03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.7996

>in the middle of nowhere
>can't remember how old i was, somewhere between 10 and 13
>first time out huntin for birds
>have my .22
>see a chickadee
>line up my sights
>squeeze the trigger
>his head literally fucking explodes
>wait a few seconds
>he's still sitting in the tree upright, holding onto a branch with his little bird feet
>walk up to him
>poke him with the muzzle of my .22
>falls out of the tree and flaps his wings a couple times as he hits the ground
>felt horrible

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Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.7997

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.7997

>>7899 (OP)
We already have several hunting threads up.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:34 No.7792

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Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:34 No.7792 [Reply]

Replies: >>7995

Sup sc/out/s

I am waiting for my flight to nz
4 months work and travel
Ask me anything

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Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:37 No.7829

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:37 No.7829

Replies: >>7872

>NZ
>Ticket says Dubai

this is some Home Alone 2 shit right here

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:40 No.7872

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:40 No.7872

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>>7829
> mfw

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:45 No.7922

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:45 No.7922

OP, take it to trv unless you are flying in to some woods or shit. Thanks.

- The Management

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:48 No.7956

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:48 No.7956

Where are you staying, OP?

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.7995

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.7995

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>>7792 (OP)
Woaahh.. Nice thread OP

1.Do you have trouble Sleeping in another place

2.Have you been forced to care for another person

3.What situation was most stressful for you(Emergency, People tricking you into being late) TL:DR ohh shit moments

4. Do you have sufficent skills and knowledge to live in a war torn country for atleast 6 months

NC
weapons in the outdoors 03/18/13(Mon)12:17 No.6916

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weapons in the outdoors NC 03/18/13(Mon)12:17 No.6916 [Reply]

This seems like a redundant board to me, but I can see some of it's point. Anyway, let me head something off right now. It seems too me like this board may become just a hippie environazi extreme liberal circle jerk unless something is done on at least a few points.

First of all, IOT to prevent much argument the title of this thread must be ironed out right now. Weapons in the outdoors. IF YOU DON'T CARRY AT LEAST ONE WEAPON FOR SELF DEFENSE YOU ARE A COMPLETE RETARD. The outdoors are isolated, you cannot call for help. Other people with bad intent know this. Animals of course can be dangerous too, though generally less of a danger than other people in isolation. Animal out there often just run away, people don't and you'll have to deal with them. (ironically, I only have problems with dangerous wild animals in civilization and more problems with dangerous people in the outdoors, kinda makes sense I guess)

Anyone who does not think that a weapon is necessary is a fucking moron and shouldn't voice their retardation otherwise this board will be shit. I don't mean lugging a rifle with you backpacking, but a small pistol or a large knife is cheap insurance.

>in b4 mah country is cibilized!!! (people are people, and in isolation the police [who don't actually protect anyway] are hours to days away)
>in b4 what r u 'fraid ub!!! (I'm not, but you're sticking your faggot head in the sand)
>in b4 ib never had a prollem!! (well, you must be rather lucky or are EXTREMELY inexperienced in the outdoors)
>in b4 any other retarded 'argument' based on logical fallacies and retardation

tl;dr: if you want to tell people how guns are evil or how weapons are totally unnecessary, take it to /k/ or /pol/. On /out/ weapons in the outdoors should be an accepted piece of kit because they just make sense, like a stove or a sleeping pad.

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Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:47 No.7945

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:47 No.7945

Replies: >>7985

>>7840
Wolves aren't really any danger to adult men. Unless they're starving (and I mean starving to death) they wont attack humans.

Sweet Soul Bro !!H5XdMKmBv5G
03/18/13(Mon)13:48 No.7952

Sweet Soul Bro !!H5XdMKmBv5G 03/18/13(Mon)13:48 No.7952

>>7933
I can't help but ask for it. I'm the wrong color.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:49 No.7965

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:49 No.7965

Replies: >>7994

>>7933
YOU ASKED FOR IT!
YOU DID!
YES YOU!!!!!
God you people are stupid.

Someone here tell me why having a gun outside is a bad idea?

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:50 No.7985

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:50 No.7985

>>7945
Don't forget rabies. That's still a thing in some countries.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.7994

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.7994

>>7965
Yes you do. Playing with a hornets nest or walking around in klan territory, armed to the teeth is asking for something bad to happen, kid.

R3DNECK !nm/nf08Brk
Hunting thread 03/18/13(Mon)09:08 No.4786

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Hunting thread R3DNECK !nm/nf08Brk 03/18/13(Mon)09:08 No.4786 [Reply]

Replies: >>7970

i have a question

>do the /out/casts hunt

>if so what do you hunt with

>what kind of game do you hunt

>when is its season

>what region do you live in

>how old are you

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Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)10:50 No.5820

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)10:50 No.5820

Replies: >>7930

>>4931
>I just want this animal to experience as much pain as possible, because, you know, I'm a REAL man.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:46 No.7930

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:46 No.7930

>>5820
>>>/k/
unless you're trolling, in which case you should >>>/an/.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:49 No.7968

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:49 No.7968

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>>5050
>"An AR? What are you hunting, Rhinos?"

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:49 No.7970

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:49 No.7970

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>>4786 (OP)
Floridian, I hunt hogs with a .308 and an occasional durr.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.7993

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.7993

Yes

Depends on what im hunting. Usually a 12 gauge remington 870 super mag. That or my .270 remington 700

Turkey, duck, deer, dove, predators

Its season.. year round because i pretty much hunt in every season.

Northeast TN, USA

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Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)11:43 No.6459

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Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)11:43 No.6459 [Reply]

Hey /out/

I've made a made where we can all note our locations and so on

To mark your location click Add Marker, then click on the area where you're at and make sure the Category is sc/out/

http://www.communitywalk.com/out

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Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:47 No.7947

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:47 No.7947

Replies: >>7978

>>7937
It's hard to afford alcohol after you've already paid for prostitutes and camping gear

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:48 No.7955

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:48 No.7955

>>7937
That's tecate, you retard. Didn't notice all the mexicans?

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:49 No.7969

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:49 No.7969

>>7762
The serious guys in my hiking circle are... well, mostly guys. But whenever we make an event, we always manage to take a lot of girls with us.

[spoiler]And I somehow manage to make a different girl come with us every single time. I should be running out of female friends soon...[/spoiler]

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:50 No.7978

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:50 No.7978

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>>7947

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.7990

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.7990

Do you guys think that what this guy suggested could actually have some merit for the map?

So fishermen are tr/out/s
Gardeners are spr/out/s
Urban explorers are /out/laws
Hikers/campers are sc/out/s

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:10 No.7520

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Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:10 No.7520 [Reply]

/out/casts, it's time.

Innawoodsery and basic survival thread. Let us speak of all those grand survival techniques.

Knowledge is power, so learn and practice.

ITT: Post some good survival gear, budget or otherwise. Post youtube channels where you can see some nice tutorials (wildernessoutfitters, things like that), and let us learn the ways of the woods together

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Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:50 No.7972

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:50 No.7972

>>7951
Taking care of your feet is extremely important. If your feet hurt, everything hurts. Also you can put a large clean sock into the mouth of your water bottle, fill it with charcoal and use it as a kind of "pre-filter" if you need to get water from a creek/stream before boiling/sanitizing it

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:50 No.7973

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:50 No.7973

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>>7769
Another fun way to ignite charcloth is to build a birch cone. Essentially you just have to peel one relatively large swath of birch bark and a few tinier swathes.
After that peel the bark from the minor swathes as thin as you can possibly make them, then wrap all of the tinder you just created in the larger swathe and voila.
Then catch a spark on your charcloth and gently place it in the birch cone and begin feeding it oxygen by blowing on it. After the tinder catches the cone will ignite.

!opiSAfAg6w
03/18/13(Mon)13:50 No.7979

!opiSAfAg6w 03/18/13(Mon)13:50 No.7979

>>7951

good info.

I'd add to that, wrap a couple of feet of ducttape around a pen or something and take that with you. as soon as you feel a spot where a blister is developing, stop and cover that area up with the ducttape on your skin. It's like hobo moleskin.

!opiSAfAg6w
03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.7986

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Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.7989

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.7989

>>7966
>Implying this isn't a thread for everybody to talk about things they deem important to survival for the common man

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:07 No.7483

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Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:07 No.7483 [Reply]

Canoe/Portage/Kayaking Thread

Probably the most relaxing, satisfying activities one can do in mother nature.

Where do you enjoy to paddle? Has anyone ever paddled in Quetico or the BWCA area?

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Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.7988

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.7988

I go 3-4 times a year for a week at a time.

usually canoe/portage for 2 days to a remote place in crown land (it's everywhere in northern Ontario) then fish, fuck, hike for 3 days and then come back to shitty "civilization".

Anonymous
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Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)11:08 No.6042 [Reply]

Lets sit around the fire and tell scary stories.

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Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:39 No.7858

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:39 No.7858

>>7693
Somebody get Dr. Brennen from Bones on that ASAP

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:44 No.7918

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:44 No.7918

Replies: >>7935

Not paranormal or anything but it gave my step-dad a good shock.

>Be mid 1980s
>Be mineral collecting in the Adirondack mountains for a few days
>Getting late
>Set up camp and settle in for the night
>Wake up the next morning with a warm body pressed up against mine
>Figure buddy cuddled up cos he got cold
>Turn over carefully so as not to wake him
>FUCKING BABY BLACK BEAR
>Slowly get out of sleeping bag and wake up buddy
>No sign of the mother but figure she can't be far off
>Grab collecting gear and book it
>Decide to come back after collecting for the rest of the gear.

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Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:45 No.7923

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:45 No.7923

>>7439

>That thread

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:46 No.7935

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:46 No.7935

>>7918
That sounds so sweet, and terrifying.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.7987

Anonymous 03/18/13(Mon)13:51 No.7987

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Not green texting cause its a pain to do on a phone.

Playing air soft one of my high school summers. It was at a friends house who has 23 acres, much of it wooded. Running along the edge of his property to a new position. All of a sudden get caught up in barbed wire and trip. Pants get cut up and I'm all stuck in the shit. Call for help. Get shot.
>Mfw

My friend told me that the owner of the property put it up forever ago for some stupid reason, and only bits and pieces of it were still hidden around in the brush.

Anonymous
03/18/13(Mon)03:18 No.332

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