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Q&A What are the immediate causes of the large forest fires that have ravaged the US and Canada over the past several years?

This report from the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America says that in the years between 1992 to 2012 humans were the cause of 84% of wildfires and 44% of the total area bur...

posted 6y ago by wanderweeer‭

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Q&A How can we be the most respectful to a moose when photographing it up close?

Ideally you would want the moose, or whatever wildlife you're photographing, to not even know you are there. Some ways to achieve this: Have an appropriate telephoto lens so that you can keep yo...

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

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Q&A How to store roe (fish eggs) at home in a refrigerator?

From what I have seen, you want to keep the eggs away from oxygen to keep them good so you should probably put a lid on the container. Unlike other baits that harden over time, salmon eggs get ...

posted 6y ago by Charlie Brumbaugh‭

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Q&A Is it likely to be my technique or my muscles that cause my arms and shoulders to ache so soon after I start kayaking?

You can train through this, but don’t miss this opportunity to use the information from your muscles to improve your technique as much as you can while your complaining arms give you the incentive....

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

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Q&A Why is it undesirable for the New Forest to convert to a mature forest?

As the English say, the New Forest is not new and it is not a forest. That is how it has been for centuries and that is how the locals and powers in the area want it to stay. And that is the whole...

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

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Q&A Bivouac on glacier: how to be sure not to stand on a crevasse?

Probing is the best and only guaranteed technique for safely locating crevasses. Knowing how crevasses form will help you identify areas where crevasses are more likely to be, but you can't be cert...

posted 6y ago by ShemSeger‭

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Q&A How does bushcrafting relate to the "leave no trace" principles?

The following points for "leave no trace" are taken from lnt.org. Plan Ahead and Prepare There is not much difference here between bushcrafters and non-bushcrafters, except that a bushcrafter mig...

posted 6y ago by Loduwijk‭

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Q&A Is it dangerous to go to Mountains when snow is melting?

There are several things that can be more dangerous in the mountains when the snow is melting, There can be an increased risk of avalanche danger. Snowbridges over crevasses can be melting out. B...

posted 6y ago by Charlie Brumbaugh‭

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Q&A Device with very accurate GPS location

Ten feet isn't unreasonable, although it's right at the edge of day to day accuracy. I used a Garmin 60c along with aerial photographs to create an orienteering map. I had an overall accuracy of ...

posted 6y ago by Sherwood Botsford‭

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Q&A What are lawful wilderness activities in Canada?

It really depends on which province you are moving to and how far you are willing to go from urban centers. First off, stay away from any private property. While my activities can sometimes bring ...

posted 6y ago by Gabriel C.‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A What are lawful wilderness activities in Canada?

In Ontario, the relevant terminology is "Crown Land". This is land that is not owned by any private entity, and is essentially free for use, however there are some rules. Most of the province is c...

posted 6y ago by Cameron Roberts‭

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Q&A Can I use a trail camera to identify a roadside litterer?

Yes, this should work, trail cameras are used quite frequently to catch people littering. We know this because a hidden camera caught it all on tape. Juneau police used the footage to find the ...

posted 6y ago by Charlie Brumbaugh‭

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Q&A Can I use a trail camera to identify a roadside litterer?

I personally would rather just set an action camera to record over the timespan the litterer usually comes by. Consumer trail cameras don't usually have great definition - worse than action cameras...

posted 6y ago by Gabriel C.‭

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Q&A How to keep a trail camera from being stolen?

For many cameras, there are locks or lock boxes available. Google for "lock trail camera", and you will find plenty of offers. Other measures: fix the camera in a tree high enough you need a la...

posted 6y ago by Doc Brown‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A How can I fix an airbed valve that pops open?

Stick a cork in it. Or a rubber stopper. Or a wooden dowel (wet or waxed). See what you can find you might luck out. You got me curious though and I’ve been googling. Sounds like your best b...

posted 6y ago by mmcc‭

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Q&A What are the immediate causes of the large forest fires that have ravaged the US and Canada over the past several years?

One of the significant causes of fires being major or large is fire suppression. The initial cause of the fire is incidental. They are major because the amount of fuel available is high. Forest ...

posted 6y ago by James Jenkins‭

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Q&A Is there a simple at-home test to objectively measure the insulating value of a sleeping pad?

Other than sleeping a night outside on it, there is no way to test whether it will be comfortable in the wild for you, however... A simple test for its insulating properties would be to get 3 1 li...

posted 6y ago by Blade Wraith‭

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Q&A Is there anywhere to dive in the Mediterranean that's like the Red Sea?

Malta, or more precisely Gozo, a small island right next to the main island, is a very well liked destination for divers within the EU. Friends of mine go there regularly.

posted 6y ago by Erik‭

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Q&A What are some challenges to starting a small business that runs backpacking trips?

What would be some of the most difficult obstacles to overcome in starting such a business? Frankly, none in particular - by which I mean nothing is really standing out from the rest. Everythi...

posted 6y ago by AnoE‭

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Q&A What are some common mistakes to avoid when trying winter camping for the first time?

All of my overnight camping involves backpacking with minimal gear and hiking several miles into the campsite, so I'll answer the question from that perspective. The primary thing is to stay dry....

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

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Q&A What are some challenges to starting a small business that runs backpacking trips?

A market definitely exists, but that also means you already have quite a bit of competition. There are both small local guide companies that do this, and big companies with a national, or even inte...

posted 6y ago by Charles E. Grant‭

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Q&A What is this black and yellow-striped caterpillar with four toothbrush-looking tufts of hair along the top?

That is a White Marked Tussock Moth. The long, spiky tufts of hairs give fair warning to anyone or anything that tries to touch this species' larva. The caterpillar is covered with them and th...

posted 6y ago by Charlie Brumbaugh‭

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Q&A How should a climbing rope be cleaned?

If you want to get your ropes clean in a hurry, use a rope brush: This is the result after pulling your rope through one of these brushes twice: Fill your tub with cool to luke warm water, th...

posted 6y ago by ShemSeger‭

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Q&A Tent inside of a tent - any improvement in warmth?

Yes. I recently spent over a year living off-grid and used a smaller tent inside a larger one to conserve heat in the smaller one. The inner tent was my sleeping area while the extra space inside t...

posted 6y ago by Roger Golden‭

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Q&A Etiquette of playing musical instruments on popular hikes

Would you start playing the clarinet on a bus? It's also noisy, somehow. People also wouldn't expect complete silence. Would you be the one to guarantee there is no possibility of silence at all? ...

posted 6y ago by QuantumBrick‭

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