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Q&A Does &#x201C;Pay attention to the ounces, and the pounds take care of themselves&#x201D; make sense when planning backpacking gear?

It does make sense to watch the weight of your gear and go for lighter gear when possible. A few ounces here and there will add up to pounds. On the other hand, it is also possible to be penny wis...

posted 6y ago by Charlie Brumbaugh‭

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Q&A Does &#x201C;Pay attention to the ounces, and the pounds take care of themselves&#x201D; make sense when planning backpacking gear?

There are several expressions akin to Pay attention to the ounces, and the pounds take care of themselves. The most famous saying is Take care of the pennies and the pounds will take car...

posted 6y ago by ab2 MonicaNotForgotten‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A When should I avoid geotagging?

Vox recently answered your question here - the youtube video is worth checking out Horseshoe Bend used to be a little-known roadside view of the Colorado River in Page, Arizona. But if you lo...

posted 6y ago by hojusaram‭

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Q&A Where can I find good UVI forecasts?

Check out sunburnmap.com. Just enter your city and you can get results such as this: Accuweather.com also has some hourly UV forecasts. You need to click on the hourly forecast for your locati...

posted 6y ago by wanderweeer‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A When should I avoid geotagging?

It seems likes this is mostly an issue of scale, in well-traveled areas where lots of people go it's not going to make a lot of difference, while remote areas that could possibly see lots of sudden...

posted 6y ago by Charlie Brumbaugh‭

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Q&A Will I be warmer in my sleeping bag inside or outside of my tent, when winter camping?

I'm taking a different tack. I have slept both in and out of a tent on many winter nights, and I will not use a tent unless there is significant wind or precipitation. Here's the problem: The te...

posted 6y ago by Sherwood Botsford‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A What should I consider when planning my first multiple-day hiking trip on hills?

I'm used to walking for longer distances a few times, even up to like 30KM on kinda even areas, but I've never done a multiple day trip in a hilly area. One important differences between (mult...

posted 6y ago by cbeleites supports Monica‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A When should I avoid geotagging?

If you geotag a place that is easy to get to, you may have a detrimental influence. However, if you geotag a place that takes a long hike to get to, especially off-trail, multiday, and uphill, you...

posted 6y ago by ab2 MonicaNotForgotten‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A Tips for outdoor during the dark winter?

From experience, traveling under a full moon works well. Warning: The shadows are inky dark. You will still need a torch or headlamp, but in the open you can turn it off. I have done winter tri...

posted 6y ago by Sherwood Botsford‭

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Q&A When should I avoid geotagging?

I think it heavily depends on how one such place is administered. There is a thing called 'footfall in nature' and unfortunately with a poor administration of people coming in it is likely to do mo...

posted 6y ago by WedaPashi‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A Is there a universal patch that signifies Food/Rations?

In other contexts a knife and fork icon (or fork and spoon e.g. on UK motorway service signs) is widely used, but I'm a little reluctant to propose it here, as it could equally mean cutlery, or mor...

posted 6y ago by Chris H‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A What should I consider when planning my first multiple-day hiking trip on hills?

Many things are similar to a day-hike, like having good shoes and check the weather forecast for example. For more details, you might find the answers to this .SE post about planning a day hike use...

posted 6y ago by Arsak‭

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Q&A Where can we see genetically pure American Bison, including Yellowstone National Park?

If it's just about seeing bison but doesn't need to be yellowstone nor in the US, there's also Elk Island national park just east of Edmonton. They keep plains bison as well as wood bison and are...

posted 6y ago by cbeleites supports Monica‭

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Q&A Which emergency food for backpacking (meat-like Granola bar?)

Rusk, which is twice-baked bread, like Melba toast in the US (images) is cheap, light, has a long shelf-life and mainly contains carbs. Various flavored variants may be available. A package can co...

posted 6y ago by Jan‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A What methods can be used to keep a cooler cold longer?

When car traveling we freeze pop bottles mostly full of water (2" header air space) A 2 liter (2 quart) bottle takes a fair amount of time to thaw; it doesn't spill and make things soggy; and you h...

posted 6y ago by Sherwood Botsford‭

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Q&A is it safe to use a 4mm cord for French Prusik auto-block friction hitch when rappelling off parallel 10mm dynamic rope?

There is a significant difference between using an autoblock for rappelling/lowering and a Prusik for ascending. In the ascending case, the Prusik typically goes around a single strand of the rope ...

posted 6y ago by StrongBad‭

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Q&A Where are some good places for a day-hike within an hour or two of Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA?

It will be tough to find a full six to eight hours of hiking on unique trails that close to the cities. I would check out Whitewater State Park. It's located in the river bluffs area in southern M...

posted 6y ago by Joe Bethke‭

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Q&A Tent in the rain

I wouldn't say what you are experiencing is normal - my Helsport tent has been in use for at least 20 years (for weeks and weeks) and it is still working perfectly. Although, depending on the origi...

posted 6y ago by fgysin reinstate Monica‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A How strong of a magnet is needed for magnet fishing for assorted metal objects?

Given your clarification ("up to small knives") a 10mm diameter by 5mm thick rare earth magnet would work. I've got some and they'll lift my Swiss army knife. However I'd go for a bit bigger, and ...

posted 6y ago by Chris H‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A How strong of a magnet is needed for magnet fishing for assorted metal objects?

The practical answer is "Much less than you can easily get from a decent magnet." My original, more technical answer is left below since it is the answer to the question as asked, but the useful an...

posted 6y ago by Loduwijk‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A How much cooler space is required for transporting an elk?

Per this video, it is recommended to have about 170 qts (160.88 litres) of cooler space for one elk. How Many Coolers to Get Your Elk Home, Randy Newberg explains? You can also use a medium sized...

posted 6y ago by System‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A When should I report a potentially injured-looking animal to authorities in a large, monitored, wildlife area?

There are two very good and accurate answers existing here, by Kerri & not disregarding their points at all. If you wonder if you should contact someone, do it! Calling with information give...

posted 6y ago by James Jenkins‭  ·  edited 5y ago by James Jenkins‭

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Q&A Given limited space and weight what should I carry to get a fire going with damp wood?

A couple of additional thoughts: A metal pencil sharpener with a large hole (often only available as a two-hole sharpener). Great for turning twigs into shavings. More surface area should mean the...

posted 6y ago by AdamV‭

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Q&A Finding out if a road is paved or not

I have taken a look at the basemap published by the Austrian government. While my knowledge of German is very ancient, I was able to glean some info from the legend and GIS layers. After looking a...

posted 6y ago by Gabriel C.‭

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Q&A Given limited space and weight what should I carry to get a fire going with damp wood?

Locally one of the forms of firestarter our hardware store sells amounts to coarse sawdust mixed with candle wax. Break a piece in half to get a rough edge to start. You can make your own from old...

posted 6y ago by Sherwood Botsford‭

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