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Q&A How to minimise erosion damage to footpaths when walking?

The Leave No Trace (LNT) principles actually cover footpath erosion and give specific guidelines to minimize the impact of hikers on trails. First and foremost, travel on the trail. Concentrat...

posted 10y ago by soph-e‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A 4x4 vs AWD off road

I have driven my Subaru WRX wagon with M&S tyres on mostly dry logging roads in Northern California. Ground clearance can be an issue from time to time. (And one has to resist the urge to go a ...

posted 10y ago by copper.hat‭

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Q&A How To Quickly Warm A Tent

One way I was taught in the uk armed forces (a very long time ago) was to use dry rocks. Heat the rock in your camp fire, then carefully just before bed time, place the rock inside your shelter, t...

posted 10y ago by shawty‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A Lodging while hiking the European E-paths

Its nearly just the half of what you would have expected to see. Honestly I had head-scratched many details for European Long Distance Trails. But I realized that they are so long that even if I pl...

posted 10y ago by WedaPashi‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A What to do if a team member falls sick?

Decide depending upon the impact that person has on the group and the event. If he/she is a crucial member to keep going, may be the group should agree to call it off, and decide to turn back or se...

posted 10y ago by WedaPashi‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A 4x4 vs AWD off road

I regularly drive my 2003 Honda CR-V AWD on forest roads here in New Mexico. There isn't much gravel anywhere, generally it is graded dirt and rocks. Some roads haven't seen any work in a year or...

posted 10y ago by Jon Custer‭

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Q&A What is the name of this knot for tying into a "confidence" rope?

The knot in the photo you posted is a double overhand knot. It's often used as half of a double fisherman's bend, and that's essentially how it's being used in the web page. (It will become a doubl...

posted 10y ago by Ben Crowell‭

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Q&A Acquiring a Camp Site at the Everest Base Camp

Firstly there are 2 Everest base camps, one in Nepal and one in Tibet. I'm guessing you're after the Nepal one. Both are set up on large flat areas at around 17,000 feet. There should be no probl...

posted 10y ago by System‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A How to clean vomit from camping gear?

I'll caveat this with -- I've never vomited in my gear, nor do I know anyone who has. But I did sit and figure out how I'd try to solve this if it happened to me. Dry the liquid. This will de...

posted 10y ago by Russell Steen‭

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Q&A Gear for Car-camping with 2 small children

We car-camped with our 5 month old using a yoga mat as a sleeping pad wedged in above our heads in a two person backpacking tent. It was summer and in California, so we weren't worried about moistu...

posted 10y ago by nife‭

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Q&A Scat Identification in Southern NH

Unfortunately your picture doesn't give a good sense of scale, but my first reaction was that it looked like dog poop. Some other canid is also possible, with coyote being the most probable, then ...

posted 10y ago by Olin Lathrop‭

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Q&A Where can I find public water tap for cleaning/bathing in the Netherlands?

First of all, in the Netherlands camping in the wild is prohibited, and they really don't like it. Now you're in need for some water, first the good news, tapwater in the netherlands is filtered a...

posted 10y ago by Jeredepp‭

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Q&A Fitness for surfing?

Do you live near the beach? If so the best exercise for surfing is surfing. As an avid surfer for 25+ years, this has been the case for me. Outside of that, swimming, paddling, and rowing are good ...

posted 10y ago by Tanner‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A What fps does a bow need to hunt moose?

You need to meet the minimum requirement in the hunting regulations. A crossbow has a different minimum poundage than a recurve for example. Go as high a poundage without sacrificing accuracy.

posted 11y ago by Dave Hendrick‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A What are some emergency water purification methods?

At the very least, you'll want some type of plastic bottle. You can cut the end off of your plastic bottle and layer in ground ( smashed ) charcoal from your camp fire along with cotton, sand, gras...

posted 11y ago by Scott Hillson‭

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Q&A Climbing Webbing with Taped Ends (where & why)

This is the first time I heard of this. But look at this PDF document: http://www.rockymountainrescue.org/outdoor_safety/AnalysisHappyHour1.pdf Apparently it is common practice to wind lengths of ...

posted 11y ago by Paul Lydon‭  ·  last activity 11y ago by System‭

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Q&A Gear for Car-camping with 2 small children

You don't mention budget, but a couple things I really like when car camping are: Beautyrest air mattress (about $100). Can be very firm if you like that, and the edges don't collapse like most a...

posted 11y ago by Tom Collins‭

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Q&A Are self-inflatable sleeping pads more slippery than other mats?

I think it's not the material or fabric on the top it's more the shape of the pad. The most self inflatable pads are fully flat and even on top. The most other pads aren't flat because they have ...

posted 11y ago by ibex‭

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Q&A Dealing with Sap on a Tent

If it's honeydew, then soap & water should do the trick. Do not use harsh soap. An alternative method is to use a gritty, oily mixture to rub it out. I'm thinking maybe baking soda & veg...

posted 11y ago by Tom Collins‭

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Q&A Survival type activies for Scout camp

I've always found fake "moulage" injuries to be a popular activity. You apply the wounds then ask them to perform proper first aid based on the injury they see. One of the times I had my brother ap...

posted 11y ago by Ectropy‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A If injured and lost, what are your biggest priorities for survival?

Two things come to mind above all else Keep your mind & wits about you Water With these two you can survive a ton of scenarios. Stay alert, don't let panic set-in, maintain a positive minds...

posted 11y ago by Unknown Coder‭

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Q&A If injured and lost, what are your biggest priorities for survival?

Orient yourself to the situation. Admit that you're injured and lost, but stay calm. Don't fool yourself into feeling invincible, but recognize that you are in fact strong enough to survive. If yo...

posted 11y ago by pheidlauf‭

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Q&A Applications of a slip knot in climbing?

Slippery versions of knots/hitches are very useful in many applications, but have limited use in climbing. But there is one application for which I often use a slippery overhand knot. In Sport cli...

posted 11y ago by manoftheson‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A Does garlic balance your blood pressure on long walks?

Whilst I have no direct experience, garlic tablets can lower blood pressure, a clove of garlic itself will not have much of an impact unless you eat a lot of it. Other options are Cayenne Pepper, G...

posted 11y ago by Dynadin‭

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Q&A How many calories does hiking burn?

An adult person burns between 100 to 150 kcal additionally per 100m elevation gained. Moreover, if you carried some common back bag you should add around 50 to 100 calories per hour. If the bag was...

posted 11y ago by Jon‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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