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Q&A Designing a sustainable and portable high-energy diet

I would begin with making sure the food plan is nutritionally well-balanced. For shorter trips you can survive on almost anything, and most people in developed countries are already carrying more ...

posted 8y ago by requiem‭

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Q&A Which bends are binding knots?

Though it isn't traditionally used as such, I've successfully used a buntline hitch (always of the slipped variety, unless I do not care if I cut the rope) in both roles, bending and binding. Bind...

posted 8y ago by g19fanatic‭

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Q&A How to lock a trucker's hitch without losing any tension?

I only tie one slipped half hitch(pulled really tight) but do a daisy chain after it. The loop created by that one slipped half hitch is the loop that starts the chain. To keep it secure while I'...

posted 8y ago by g19fanatic‭

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Q&A Can a cooler (warm weather) sleeping bag be used when combined with a warmer (cold weather) under quilt for hammock camping?

It all depends on your tolerance for being miserable if it turns out to be too cold. I have personally gone without a sleeping bag at all at around 40 degrees Fahrenheit (4°C), and survived, but it...

posted 8y ago by Charlie Brumbaugh‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A How could a lighter winter sleeping bag also be warmer?

On reason why the Bison costs less is simply because it has less down. At 8oz for 35$, that's not a big difference though. The bison is warmer because it is more snug. The semi-rect shape of the C...

posted 8y ago by njzk2‭

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Q&A Does urinating from the tree stand ruin your hunt?

Yes, it compromises your hunt. Urine is one of the most important smells that game animals use to communicate with each other, so it is a smell they are most attuned to. During mating season, uri...

posted 8y ago by David‭

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Q&A What knot tightens under pressure and is difficult to untie under tension?

Despite not being a knot, I think a bale sling meets your requirements. There is little resistance on the hitch meaning it will cinch tight pretty easily and it is difficult to release while loaded...

posted 8y ago by StrongBad‭

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Q&A Portable ladder for sailboat?

Simplest thing I think would be to buy a climbing aider/etrier: It's light, it packs up small in your bag, and they're pretty easy to come by, you can just order one from a climbing shop. All ...

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

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Q&A Overview of free and open huts in Norway outside the system of the official tourist association DNT

Fjellstyrene.no might lead you to the right fjellstyre and their website with more information about huts here is also a good start for finding open huts.. https://utelivet.wordpress.com/bubasen/...

posted 8y ago by iontomet‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A How can one assess the fit of a shotgun?

I have had good luck taking a shotgun in hand and then picking out a spot at a typical bird type height and distance, often where the ceiling meets the wall in a corner. Then I stare at the spot, ...

posted 8y ago by David‭

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Q&A Alternative Gooseneck options for small home built sail boats

I made one of those rigs once out of wooden poles and and a tarp for a sail. Instead of a gooseneck, I just lashed a round ring to the boom. It's not super stable, but it was cheap and easy.

posted 9y ago by ShemSeger‭

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Q&A When making camp in the mountains, which direction should I face my tent?

You pitch the door downwind to help prevent blowing rain/snow from entering when you go in and out. Orienting the shelter to prevailing/expected winds is even more important for those of us that us...

posted 9y ago by topshot‭

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Q&A Why would fatigue cause fever?

Others experience this too (the internet is filled with similar stories). It does not look like you were really sick - this would have lasted longer than a day. However a weakened immune system is ...

posted 9y ago by Peter1807‭

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Q&A Drinking water in Dartmoor

I live by Dartmoor and walk there regularly (in fact I was up there earlier today). The moor carries a significant stock of sheep, cattle and ponies. I've heard of tests that found much of the wat...

posted 9y ago by Tullochgorum‭

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Q&A Is ankle support a myth?

Since you asked for actual studies, I think a study on general ankle support in sports will be helpful (It focuses on basketball and volleyball, but has also some generic information that might be ...

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

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Q&A Is it within Leave No Trace to spread someone's ashes in a wilderness area?

It is, however there are some guidelines to follow, and if it happens inside a national park in the United States, a permit may be required. The guidelines are, The ashes should be scattered an...

posted 9y ago by Charlie Brumbaugh‭

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Q&A is it a good idea to cover a tent with a tarp to protect for heavy rainfall?

I agree that tarps may be good for a short term sloution, but not for the long term. Depending on the Season or regardless of the season, I prefer a tent with a good fly and tent location is key. ...

posted 9y ago by Les Johnston‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A How can I clear spiderwebs in my path while hiking?

We get giant Banana Spiders here in Florida. They can span across the entire trail and though harmless can be a real pain. When going down trails that no one has used for months or years they ar...

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

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Q&A What should I look for in my first pair of snowboard boots?

I know an answer has already been accepted but I figured I'd chime in. Preface: I had an AWFUL pair of boots that aged terribly. They were cheap, general sports store off season specials. I don'...

posted 9y ago by plast1k‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A How can I take my dog kayaking?

There are many variables that would influence how you transport your dog. The breed, size, temperament, and training will make certain choices better than others. I often take my dog, a black lab...

posted 9y ago by David‭

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Q&A How can one assess the fit of a shotgun?

The general rule of thumb I've always read/heard is does the trigger hand placement naturally allow the finger to reach the trigger if you were to set the butt on the inside of the elbow - stick yo...

posted 8y ago by topshot‭

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Q&A How can I clear spiderwebs in my path while hiking?

This is a somewhat lame answer, but I am often hunting off-trail and get spiderwebs in the face all the time. One day I just decided to decorate my face with any spiderwebs where I couldn't see a ...

posted 9y ago by David‭

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Q&A Do bees at the hummingbird feeders keep the birds away?

Yes, there is actually quite a bit of discussion you can find online. Bees in large numbers can keep hummingbirds away. They don't want to get stung either! However, you can lessen the bees by do...

posted 9y ago by El Bromista‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Hiking uphill, two choices of trails: how to deal with each one?

Since no one is really answering your question, I'll give it a go. First, anytime you are travelling by increasing the elevation, you exert more work on your body. Imagine this, lay out a path. On...

posted 9y ago by El Bromista‭

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Q&A Using Gri Gri 2 as a Self Belaying Device

We used GriGri extensively at my local wall for groups, route setting and emergency rescue in the wall. The key issue is that like a car seat belt a GriGri needs inertia to fire it - a sudden je...

posted 9y ago by Davies-Barnard‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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