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Q&A What are these bulges? Are they harming the tree?

I was pleased to see the photos of the burls; it's been some time since I had thought of all of the splendid uses Native Americans and others had found for burls, so I hope no-one minds my digressi...

posted 9y ago by Fred Kerns‭

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Q&A Finding water in the dry wilderness

This answer is based on my experience in the Mojave desert, where open running water is very rare, especially in the summer, and springs have a moderate chance of being poisonous due to chemicals i...

posted 9y ago by Karen‭

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

A bunch of years ago I got a good enough look at a Canada Goose on Plum Island in Massachusetts to read the tag number. Unfortunately I don't remember exactly where I eventually found to report it...

posted 9y ago by Olin Lathrop‭

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Q&A Does keeping the crossbow cocked for long periods of time, (i.e. while hunting), harm the crossbow in any way?

Refer A Beginner's Guide to Hunting with a Crossbow You cock before you load an arrow.... You can leave your bow cocked all day (provided that you remove the arrow before walking or exit...

posted 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A What's the difference between a 2, 3, 4, and 5 season tent?

Four season tents should be good for 4 seasons. Winter tents are good for winter. I don't think a tent that is a winter tent can accurately be called a 4 season tent because it's not. Not expert an...

posted 9y ago by David Phillips‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Search and rescue costs in Iceland?

According to the article by Iceland Review (mentioned in a comment to Simon Hodgson by Paul Lydon), presently (summer 2015) there is no regular charge for search and rescue in Iceland. In exception...

posted 9y ago by imsodin‭

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

Take off the wire cable and you're pretty much left with an old school belay plate: The original belay device was simply a munter hitch on a "Karabiner", or "Halbmastwurfsicherung" (often abbrev...

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

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Q&A Will it damage my rain gear to store it in a compression sack?

Does it wear out more quickly if rain gear is stored in a stuff sack Pretty much everything wears out more quickly in a stuff sack. They put additional pressures onto the fibres, etc. So yes i...

posted 9y ago by System‭

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

So what does the keeper wire do? Makes it easier to attach the device to your harness when not using. Prevents the belay device working its way up the rope when giving slack. Keeps the delay devi...

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

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Q&A Breaking a fresh green coconut

Coconut opening comes in two parts, neither of which needs a knife. First, the husk. Get a reasonably sturdy pointed stick and put it in the ground, point up, between your feet. Jam the coconut do...

posted 9y ago by Kate Gregory‭

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Q&A What is the English word for this type of run/race?

Orienteering - A competitive sport in which runners have to find their way across rough country with the aid of a map and compass. Also (occas.) with competitors using skis, riding on horseback, et...

posted 9y ago by Dan‭

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Q&A What is the English word for this type of run/race?

It's a combination, Scouting, Orienteering and Reconoiter. Scouting, because you have to find evidence of previous recent passage to find stamp stations. Orienteering, so you know which direction...

posted 9y ago by Escoce‭

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Q&A Repairing down stuff?

So far I've far avoided needing to make such a repair but most of the repairs I've seen in the wild have either been gaffer tape or a patch of fabric stuck on with seam sealant. Sometimes if its a ...

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

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Q&A Turkey Broadheads

The theory behind a number of the specialized heads is that a shot to the core of the body will not kill the turkey quickly enough to recover it, and, because the target is so small, leads to lots ...

posted 9y ago by gbronner‭

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Q&A Distel Hitch vs Prussik

I would suggest that the Klemheist knot is the best option for ascending a rope or providing a safe attachment when moving horizontally along a fixed rope near the top of a crag or crevasse. It ...

posted 9y ago by aaaaargZombies‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A How to react to cattle charging towards you?

Our horses would gallop to us and skid at the last moment but they were expecting a treat. On the other hand, cows are intelligent creatures also and there are only two things influencing them. Fee...

posted 9y ago by user8167‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Breaking a fresh green coconut

This is a slightly different approach than Kate's but this is how we used to do it when I was a kid. Requirements: 1 coconut, 2 heavy objects (large rocks work well but you have to be able to pick...

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

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Q&A What percentage of bacteria in water dies if it is boiled? How clean is it after boiling?

How many percentage does the bacteria in the water die if it is boiled? 100%. More info here: How long does water need to be boiled for to kill all bacteria / viruses? How clean is it afte...

posted 9y ago by Ben Crowell‭

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Q&A Efficient technique for handling trad gear?

I don't grab the biner first, I grab the cam first, pretty much as I would if I were placing it, I then unclip the biner from my gear loop with the cam in hand. There's no fumbling with it during o...

posted 9y ago by ShemSeger‭

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Q&A What is the best way to give an injured bird water?

There are several ways to give birds a drink. if it is calm just dip the beak in water and let it drink naturally. Your method of dropping water of cotton wool is fine. Dropper, syringe or drop-w...

posted 9y ago by themuttsknutts‭  ·  last activity 6y ago by System‭

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Q&A How to react to cattle charging towards you?

In the UK (we don't have many dangerous animals) cows are the most dangerous animals you're likely to come across. They kill about a dozen people every year. Typically most deaths are caused by he...

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

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

The answer is yes, potentially some contaminants could become more toxic compounds when subjected to heat. However the chances of you camping in such a location is rather remote, because places tha...

posted 9y ago by Escoce‭

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Q&A Meeting an unknown snake on the trail; what is the best thing to do?

I basically agree with Escoce's answer but you should give the snake a little more time. In the most cases it tries to avoid you and will flee as soon as you come too near. Escoce: The best t...

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

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Q&A Does it look like these boots are too long for my foot?

The main issue with boot fit around the toe area is your toes pressing against the ends or the top. Typically you want the "toe box" to be quite roomy to allow free movement of your toes when your ...

posted 9y ago by System‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A Prohibited to walk through/over historical significant areas?

Great question. In the UK a lot of historical sites are not only accessible but encouraged to explore! You can hike around and in many hill forts, for example, many of which are on National Trust p...

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

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