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Q&A Repairing down stuff?

The old school way to repair it was: Sew the hole closed with long stitches -- this keeps the feathers in place Use nylon patch material coated with adhesive and apply over the hole. Sew a fabric...

posted 9y ago by gbronner‭

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Q&A Is the keeper wire loop on a tubular belay device necessary?

When I'm setting up for a belay, I first clip the belay device to my belay loop using the keeper wire, then feed the rope through, then open the carabiner and put it through the rope. This is a pre...

posted 9y ago by Ben Crowell‭

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Q&A Finding water in the dry wilderness

Look at the surrounding terrain and think what water would do when it rains. No place is perfectly flat for very long, so suface water will flow away from some place and gather in others. Somepla...

posted 9y ago by Olin Lathrop‭

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Q&A How can I get a coconut from a tree?

Climbing a coconut palm is actually pretty easy, though you do need to be fit in order to do it. You grab Around the trunk with you hands, and push off wish your feet and walk up the trunk. It's e...

posted 9y ago by Escoce‭

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Q&A What happens when compound bow limbs fail?

The forces are really trying to pull the ends of the bow forward. The bow string is not elastic and so does not store energy. The end of the bow may snap back and hit you uncomfortably, but it's no...

posted 9y ago by Escoce‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A How often do I need to clean my rimfires?

In school I shot competitive rimfire with valuable Anschutz .22LR rifles. Our team didn't clean our rifles until the end of the season, even though we fired thousands of rounds through them during...

posted 9y ago by feetwet‭

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Q&A Where to report bird with leg ring id?

I think this is a great question! Many people dedicate tremendous amounts of time to the study of bird and animal behavior. Banding is a large part of that, and people like you who make an effort t...

posted 9y ago by Sue Saddest Farewell TGO GL‭

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Q&A How often do I need to clean my rimfires?

I clean all of my firearms, including rimfires, on about the same schedule: A light cleaning/oiling. I swab the inside of the barrel with an oil-dampened (just oil) cloth AND very lightly coat all...

posted 9y ago by 243DRob‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A How often do I need to clean my rimfires?

You should clean all guns at the end of every session of use for a few reasons. I am assuming .22 or .17 cal since you said rimfire. These are the most common rimfire calibers. to prevent residue...

posted 9y ago by Escoce‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Is nyloprene less smelly than neoprene?

Without further information on the actual fabric makeup of the nyloprene being used by stohlquist it is going to be extremely difficult to properly answer this. This reason for this is because dif...

posted 9y ago by Abela‭

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Q&A What's the most remote place in the contiguous US?

Northern Maine, there's a stretch of the Appalachian Trail nicknamed the hundred mile wilderness, I don't believe I seen a soul for at least 3 days

posted 9y ago by Yankee Radio‭

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Q&A Are there any contaminates that become more toxic when boiled?

There are essentially three categories here: 1) water contaminates made safer by boiling. 2) water contaminates unchanged by boiling. 3) water contaminates made more dangerous by boili...

posted 9y ago by J Kimball‭

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Q&A Is listening to music on earphones while hiking solo safe enough?

If hiking makes you feel anxious, then don't go hiking. If you do go hiking, as with most activities, you should pay attention to what your are doing. That includes listening to what is around yo...

posted 9y ago by Olin Lathrop‭

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Q&A How much sea water can I safely drink?

How much sea water can I safely drink? = None If you drink sea water, how much fresh water do you need to drink to off set the sea water you drank? = 2.8 units of distilled water per 1 unit of sea...

posted 9y ago by James Jenkins‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A How many miles of hiking trails are there in the United States?

This is impossible to answer unless you are willing to do an enormous amount of research. There is no single, or even just a few, databases of trails in the US. The national trail lists generally...

posted 9y ago by Olin Lathrop‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A What's the safest way to hike up a steep slope in deep snow?

Short answer: stay near the edges of a big concave slope, near trees or rocks that could stabilized the snow pack, or at least on a convex ridge where the snow should be less deep. Long answer: th...

posted 9y ago by Pepi‭

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Q&A Walking technique to deal with muddy, slippery underground?

I would suggest walking with flat feet rather than the usual rolling foot technique most people walk with. This means that rather than landing with your heel 1st and rolling onto the ball of your ...

posted 9y ago by Dan_h_b‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A What materials from nature can I use to make a hunting bow in the wilderness?

In addition to the already given answers, I've found a in-depth guide on how to build a bow (full credit goes to Jason Knight). How to Make a Quickie Bow from a Sapling 1. Choosing wood ...

posted 9y ago by OddDeer‭

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Q&A Keeping the Batteries warm

The most simple solution is keeping them close to your body somewhere within your clothing. This shouldn't be a problem with small items like phone batteries or small power banks. However, to make ...

posted 9y ago by Benedikt Bauer‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Any disadvantages if I reuse fletches?

Oh the amount of arrows I have had to repair. If the fletching is undamaged and you can fully remove the fixing agent, yes, you can reuse them. However, fletchings are rather cheap to buy so for th...

posted 9y ago by Dynadin‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Is a field tip as effective as a hunting tip for small game

The outcome in the use of the set up you speak of, will also greatly depend on the size of the game you are considering hunting. On small game a field tip will penetrate, and in most instances, pin...

posted 9y ago by user8199‭

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Q&A Any reason to prefer bow-fishing over rod-fishing?

It seems that your question is about efficacy of the method. I'm not a bow fishermen, but I know that some plankton feeders, such as the asian carp and the silver carp will not easily take a lure o...

posted 9y ago by Kenji‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Went fishing on the river for full day, caught one fish; normal?

Catching fish depends on so many variables that it is hard to pinpoint what went wrong. Depending on weather, time of the day, and season, fish are located at different parts of the water body and ...

posted 9y ago by Kenji‭

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Q&A Effective way to carry a sleeping mattress with rucksack?

I switched to using a self inflating mattress years ago, mostly because of the problem of the bulk of foam mats, and having them outside the pack while working though dense bush. Inside as shown...

posted 9y ago by System‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A Where to report bird with leg ring id?

Often times you can take a photo of the bird and the ID tag if you are able. With fishery tags anyway you can usually search the tag number and you'll get a list of potentials to contact.

posted 9y ago by Escoce‭

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