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Q&A How do I use these lures from a basic fishing kit?

Jigs - what you have on the left - can be bounced off the bottom, or suspended beneath a float (typically on a slip line with a stop of some type). From what I understand about ice fishing, they c...

posted 5y ago by ivanivan‭

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Q&A Knee injuries prevention using knee protectors

In the past when my knees seemed more susceptible to irritation of the cartilage, I carried two elastic sleeves for them (cheap drug store items). Mostly they just were loose around my socks. On do...

posted 5y ago by Jon Custer‭

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Q&A How to tell whether a particular pair of sunglasses will effectively protect your eyes?

"blinkers"/blinders (usually leather or plasic pieces that close the gaps at the side and top of sunglasses) effectively block diffuse, ambient, scattered and reflected light coming from the side ...

posted 5y ago by cbeleites supports Monica‭

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Q&A Does a Mammut Smart Alpine belay device go well with a Black Diamond Gridlock carabiner? Any other recommendations?

I have used the Mammut Smart Alpine with many biners, including the GridLock. My impression is that, while the Smart does have the tendency to get caught and stuck when the rope runs over the lock ...

posted 5y ago by QuantumBrick‭

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Q&A Does an outboard motor impeller go bad if it isn't exercised regularly?

Doing a quick google search for "Impeller 2002 2 stroke 75 HP Yamaha" shows that it is a rubber impeller, these WILL age and dry out. Check your manual for when and how to replace it. As a rule ...

posted 5y ago by HTDutchy‭

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Q&A Filtering fine silt/mud from water (not necessarily bacteria etc.)

While coffee filters would work great as suggested in a different answer I would probably just use something I was going to bring anyway like a handkerchief. That should work reasonably well, be re...

posted 5y ago by Erik‭

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Q&A Identification of a jellyfish-like, shapeless sea-creature from India

It is very hard to tell from the poor photo, but I suspect that it is a member of the Tunicates, a class of marine animals that includes things like sea-squirts. More specifically I would guess th...

posted 5y ago by bob1‭

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Q&A Filtering fine silt/mud from water (not necessarily bacteria etc.)

This is only a partial answer but if you’re not drinking the water immediately you might benefit from letting it settle, especially if you can find water near where you’re camping. From https://ww...

posted 5y ago by mmcc‭

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Q&A Filtering fine silt/mud from water (not necessarily bacteria etc.)

The following will filter water quite well, but will not sterilize it, which can be done by boiling. It also will not remove any mineral impurities such as arsenic, which, while uncommon, does poll...

posted 5y ago by Benjamin Wade‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A Is this tick or spider?

This is definitely a tick. If it were a spider it would appear that the legs all come from a central point, as spider bodies are separated into segments, whereas tick bodies are not. There are two...

posted 5y ago by bob1‭

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Q&A What are the relative advantages of .308 and .30-06

Both are good calibers. The 30-06 is better with 200 plus grain bullets. Although for 200 grain and above I use magnum calibers. That's just me. I like lighter bullets for flatter trajectory, becau...

posted 5y ago by Vince F‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A Is there any reason that a wild boars would charge the tent?

I have slept 4 nights recently (July) in the Czech Republic and Poland with boars nearby. I make it a habit to urinate on the trees around my campsite to let animals, particularly wild dogs, know i...

posted 5y ago by Brook Wiers‭

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Q&A Does an outboard motor impeller go bad if it isn't exercised regularly?

Edit your question, then I will edit this answer: What is the symptom of not working? A: The motor won't start. Check fuel Check that the spark plug works. After this it's pretty much 'my two...

posted 5y ago by Sherwood Botsford‭

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Q&A Filtering fine silt/mud from water (not necessarily bacteria etc.)

In mountain terrain, the fine particles are likely rock flour -- and they are really small If the water has a blueish cast, they are on the order of the wavelength of blue light -- about 400 nano ...

posted 5y ago by Sherwood Botsford‭

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Q&A How relevant is distance between nock and fletching?

Based on my recurve experience. There is often little relevance of the distance. If you're looking for greater helical rotation, you're better off using spinning fletches or even angling your flet...

posted 5y ago by S. Ong‭

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Q&A How to escape a cave in an emergency situation?

Get lucky If you don't know where the exit is, getting out of a cave is a matter of luck. If you have watched T.V. you have seen people using a flame to check for a breeze, but in reality, there ...

posted 5y ago by James Jenkins‭

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Q&A What would be the advantage of the 3 fingers under release?

I'm from the recurve world but have heard loads about freestyle shooting. I know of two advantages for shooting with 3 under (only one for instinctive) Having a 3-under allows for string walking...

posted 5y ago by S. Ong‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A What types of ropes are there for multi-purpose camping that are strong?

General Answer Sterling Accessory Cord is probably somewhat ideal for your weight specs while still being a reasonable price. Stronger than what you are looking and from a very reputable brand. I ...

posted 5y ago by noah‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A Where to insert slackline into ratchet?

The slackline goes through the center drum to hold it in place. Better than editing a picture, you can see how it works from this video at 0:49. Basically you have to provide a bit of tension, so t...

posted 5y ago by bob1‭

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Q&A What's the minimum possible gap needed to tie a slack-line between two trees?

Slack lining is actually a lot easier in the beginning the shorter your line is, as there will be less movement of the line (side-to-side wobble or up-and-down bouncing). There isn't really a minim...

posted 5y ago by fgysin reinstate Monica‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A How to escape a cave in an emergency situation?

Assuming you have no way of safely and reliably leaving the cave to get help, your first priority is not to become a casualty yourself as well. Even if the Guide needs urgent medical attention, it...

posted 5y ago by Paul Lydon‭

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Q&A Is it safe spending night in wild boar territory?

As long as you are permitted to do the camping I would not worry too much for the boars. However, make sure that you have a wild animal to worry about more: Homo sapiens. However, when selecting ...

posted 5y ago by Andreas Schwab‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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Q&A What are effective trekking-groceries in terms of energy/mass ratio while maintaining a healthy balance of carbs, fats, proteins and vitamins?

The single most efficient food in terms of calories and protein per gram is peanut butter. In pure form, fats have 9 cal/g, protein 4 cal/g, and carbs a bit less than protein. I pack as much of i...

posted 5y ago by Puddles‭

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Q&A What are effective trekking-groceries in terms of energy/mass ratio while maintaining a healthy balance of carbs, fats, proteins and vitamins?

Think in terms of the superfoods like beans, rice and nuts. These are fairly lightweight because most of the moisture has been removed. Add some jerky to the list and you can create some wonderful ...

posted 5y ago by DBADon‭

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Q&A What equipment do I need for overnight water trail in a kayak?

In brief: Drybags or sturdy trash bags (trash compactor bags are good), and a splashproof flashlight you can keep at hand if you want to paddle in low light. You are going to have a blast! Dawn ...

posted 5y ago by mmcc‭  ·  last activity 5y ago by System‭

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