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Q&A How hard is the East Buttress route on El Capitan

The off width pitch would mean that a bouldering grade is just not applicable. The difficulty of a multipitch free climb should not be assessed in just the difficulty of the climbing but also in ...

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

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Q&A Long distance hikes with small children

My Experience With Children on a Hike With 1 other adult and 4 children, I have done a 2-day hike. The youngest child was 3, but he complained of being tired often and was slow enough that I carri...

posted 6y ago by Loduwijk‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A Overnight hiking in Italian Alps in late autumn?

In the Alps there is a dense network of huts mostly maintained by the local alpine clubs. There are also some private huts mostly owned by mountain guide associations. Most of the huts are closing ...

posted 6y ago by Manziel‭

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Q&A Why do hydration bladders top out at 3 liters?

Hydration bladders and dromedaries serve two slightly different purposes, Hydration bladders are for each individual to carry. Dromedaries are for carrying water for more than one person. A sin...

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

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Q&A Long distance hikes with small children

It is not suitable for the wildest of outdoors, but an other option would be carrying some sort of trailer (I am not sure of the English word for it) which makes the luggage carrying easier. The pi...

posted 6y ago by Akabelle‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A Looking up fish species by body of water and vice versa

I can't speak for NY, but in TN we have a government produced document (PDF) that lists which species are present in the state and where they might be found as a generality. I don't know if there i...

posted 6y ago by bob1‭

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Q&A How to tie a dry fly above a wet fly when fly fishing?

It's actually quite simple. Tie the dry fly on the end like normal. Take the wet fly and tie it onto an appropriately sized length of tippet (between 13-24 inches) Tie the end of tippet with the ...

posted 6y ago by Charlie Brumbaugh‭

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Q&A How to coexist with bees/wasps?

There are a few things that could be contributing to the presence of bees and/or wasps and things that mimic them as they all have different behaviours and different means to get rid of/deter. Note...

posted 6y ago by bob1‭

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Q&A How to improvise or make pot grip / pot handle

I use tin cans as pots. I put a nail hole in opposite sizes just under the rim and string a chunk of bailing wire about 1.5 can diameters. Twist at each end. Most cans now have a thin liner of pl...

posted 6y ago by Sherwood Botsford‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A How to improvise or make pot grip / pot handle

Small pair or two of channellock pliers or locking vise grips. The locking vise grips are a little more multi purpose but either or both are handy to have (grab, grip, clamp in the case of the vis...

posted 6y ago by ivanivan‭

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Q&A How can I protect myself in case of a human attack like the murders of the hikers Jespersen and Ueland in Morocco?

The way to protect yourself against attacks like this is to greatly reduce the probability of being attacked. Granted, you can be attacked anywhere (Yosemite, the Appalachian Trail) for any reason ...

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

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Q&A How to descend a few exposed scrambling moves with minimal equipment?

2-3 m is a nice short distance. A technique I've used only once is having two cams on two doubles (a double is a double-length runner that would normally go from the protection to the rope). Put f...

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

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Q&A How can I protect myself in case of a human attack like the murders of the hikers Jespersen and Ueland in Morocco?

What mistakes did these girls make during their camping trip? I don't know that they made any glaring mistakes. The only caution I would note (and you'll see that it's of limited value in this par...

posted 6y ago by Machavity‭

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Q&A How to properly insulate electronic devices in a car

Just did a quick search online for the recommended temperatures for electronics and phone one for i-phones (as we all know, they are probably the most delicate so I'm going to assume this works, th...

posted 6y ago by Bee‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A How to properly insulate electronic devices in a car

There are three primary things to think about when keeping your personal electronic devices in a cold car (with you) overnight. Operating Temperature If you want to be able to use your phone and ...

posted 6y ago by jhch‭

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Q&A Can you train wild deer to get "used to" your scent before the hunting season

This is not going to be effective. You and your 3 week old shirt are going to smell different. The shirt smells like you, but it ages, when the deer smell the live you, they will know that that ...

posted 6y ago by James Jenkins‭

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Q&A How can I protect myself in case of a human attack like the murders of the hikers Jespersen and Ueland in Morocco?

To add to the other answers, in order to stand even a minor chance of such an attack with such odds, it is imperative to be alert, expect the worst and, no matter how provocative, you most likely h...

posted 6y ago by Vector Zita‭

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Q&A How can I protect myself in case of a human attack like the murders of the hikers Jespersen and Ueland in Morocco?

I'd like to first say that I'm not sure that these suggestions would have helped the hikers described in the post. Here are some suggestions which may help to avoid human threats. Camp relatively...

posted 6y ago by WaterMolecule‭

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Q&A Technique for fly fishing into the wind?

From How to cast a fly in a strong wind FLYLINES: Dealing with the wind is about technique; but the effort required to improve casting skills is wasted unless matched with well-balanced ta...

posted 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A How to improvise or make pot grip / pot handle

I canoe camp, and I bring lightweight canvas or cotton gloves (leather dries too slowly) to prevent paddling blisters. (There's a picture in my answer to https://outdoors.stackexchange.com/a/6996/1...

posted 6y ago by Kate Gregory‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A How can I protect myself in case of a human attack like the murders of the hikers Jespersen and Ueland in Morocco?

After an introductory reading into the matter (Wikipedia and news), I would say there are no definite safety mistakes that I can see. If the attackers were noticed and seemed suspicious, maybe they...

posted 6y ago by Loduwijk‭

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Q&A How can I pack my food so it doesn't smell?

Are you overthinking this? I was on many 1-3 week treks in northern Scandinavia and would personally not be looking forward to a solution that adds an other couple of 100 grams to my pack weight (...

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

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Q&A Can I fix my boots by gluing the soles back on?

They were glued when they were originally made, there's no particular reason they shouldn't be reglued now. It's better than having no shoes or the heel flapping about as you walk. Though the glue...

posted 6y ago by Separatrix‭

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Q&A Can I fix my boots by gluing the soles back on?

My experience with gluing boots and shoes is that it never does the job for long. Whilst this may to some extent be down to the glue I've used, I think it is also due to the surfaces having been gl...

posted 6y ago by Matthew Martin‭

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Q&A Can I fix my boots by gluing the soles back on?

I glued a layer of the sole of my Danner boots' to a second layer, using 100% silicone . It worked great. But neither layer was leather.

posted 6y ago by ElHombre55‭

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