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Q&A At what point is a rattlesnake mature enough to control its venom?

Ahh, I have been waiting for this. This answer would definitely be not much of a help if you hate complicated biology and physiology and related terms. But anyone who is equally interested in snak...

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

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Q&A Transporting Large Amounts of Fish

When I was younger, we would use a plastic garbage bag and put in the depression for your feet in the back seat. This was back in the days of rear wheel drive and drive tunnels going down the cent...

posted 9y ago by James Jenkins‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Toothpaste in the back-country and the principle of leave no trace

I prepare my toothpaste using this recipe, main ingredients here being baking soda and coconut oil. Positive parts: it works just as well as "classical" toothpaste, it is safer to swallow, ingredie...

posted 9y ago by Akabelle‭

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Q&A Inexpensive ways to learn cross-country skiing

It is possible to get the gear relatively cheap. Search on ebay or the kind. Search on internet forums where outdoor enthusiasts hang around and offer their used gear on a market place. I know such...

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

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Q&A Toothpaste in the back-country and the principle of leave no trace

Because Toothpaste is nothing else than some kind of polish, you could use precipitate chalk. Or just brush with water. For the fresh feeling just chew some spearmint leaves.

posted 9y ago by Phab‭

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Q&A Toothpaste in the back-country and the principle of leave no trace

You could use "toothy tabs" tablets, sold by lush. The tablets are solid toothpaste. They consist chiefly of kaolinite, baking soda, and essential oils. Besides being non-toxic and biodegradable, t...

posted 9y ago by henning -- reinstate Monica‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Water filters - why sand and rocks?

His filter has basically two stages: A series of mechanical filters (coarse rocks, fine rocks, coarse sand, fine sand) to remove macroscopic contaminants (eg. dirt) from the water. By using seve...

posted 9y ago by Mark‭

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Q&A Toothpaste in the back-country and the principle of leave no trace

Baking soda (sodium bicarbonate). It's naturally occurring, and to get a level of toxicity to animals you would need to get to 450mg per liter. Unless you're operating a mine or using literally ton...

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

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Q&A How much experience is needed with llamas to hike with a llama, on one's own?

Yes. Lots of farms rent llamas. Most require at minimum a 1/2 day "orientation" course in how to handle a llama. This includes things like the care and feeding of the animal, as well as how to pac...

posted 9y ago by Lost‭

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Q&A Inexpensive ways to learn cross-country skiing

The cheapest ways to try cross country skiing are borrowing equipment, yard sale equipment, craigslist, or rentals. If you like it, and rent frequently, that stops being cheap. If you make friends...

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

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Q&A How to introduce individuals to the concept of Leave No Trace

Doctrine and strict rules create resentment. Children are a prime example of this, but most adults are sadly not immune either. The importance of Leave No Trace is coupled to a place. Yes, ideally...

posted 9y ago by DudeOnRock‭

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Q&A BMC Discount on Climbing Walls

You can see a list of the mebership discounts currently at: https://www.thebmc.co.uk/membership-discounts It covers a wide variety of things. TBH, if your looking to join the BMC for a discount...

posted 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Toothpaste in the back-country and the principle of leave no trace

You can also use Miswak, then you don't need to cary a tooth paste along but still have medicinal benefits, instead of having to use just a toothbrush with only water (although there is no harm in ...

posted 9y ago by Hanky Panky‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A How to introduce individuals to the concept of Leave No Trace

First, don't be holier than though. People resent that. Be realistic. Push for what matters in the area you're in. Hard and strict rules without regard to the situation are just religion. Peop...

posted 9y ago by Olin Lathrop‭

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Q&A When will a rattlesnake strike?

When a rattlesnake gets his rattle on, what exactly is the desired reaction it's expecting from you, and what other indicators does it give you that a strike is imminent? It's a warning that i...

posted 9y ago by berry120‭

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Q&A How to fix a leak in a fibreglass kayak?

You're definitely right to be looking into repairs for your kayak and I'm afraid, although duct tape may seem a quick solution, when you take to the water you'll want something more resilient! You ...

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

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Q&A Recommended ascents for the improving mountaineer

I'm still a little unclear what your asking but here goes. This tally's reasonably well with my own experience. I've spent a lot of time in the mountains of the UK (Mainly Snowdonia in North Wales...

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

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Q&A How to make a traditional torch?

I've helped a few friends make torches for medieval events they were hosting. As I was the only one who managed to burn themselves during assembly and testing, I feel somewhat informed, if a bit cl...

posted 9y ago by Zach L‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Recommended ascents for the improving mountaineer

For my answer I make the following two assumptions: You either have someone who can show you the techniques involved, you have access to some courses to teach it or you are a very serious self-taug...

posted 9y ago by imsodin‭

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Q&A Backpack is moving from side to side when I walk - is that the way it's supposed to be?

I have the same pack, and I've never noticed an issue like this. I find it interesting that the sway is resolved by undoing the buckles from the hip belt to the pack- I don't have mine in front of ...

posted 9y ago by Patrick N‭

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Q&A Backpack is moving from side to side when I walk - is that the way it's supposed to be?

No, your bag is not supposed to do that, your bag is supposed to be secure on your back, it's not supposed to move from side to side. There are a number of things which could be going wrong. Firs...

posted 9y ago by ShemSeger‭

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Q&A What are good knots to know for camping and backpacking?

Others have covered the basic knots here already. Rather than post more, I want to point out that you should know one or more knots for each basic use: Tying two pieces of line together requires...

posted 9y ago by Jeff W‭

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Q&A Restoring water repellency in leather hiking boots

When I was in the British Army, the officially recommended way to soften new leather boots and to keep them waterproof was to fill them with cooking oil and leave for it to soak through the leather...

posted 9y ago by rdt2‭

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Q&A Learning Anchors - How is single cordelette loop anchor redundant?

On cordelettes: A cordelette used to set up a 3 point anchor will have three loops of rope above the knot (one per piece) and three loops below. The knot itself will have 6 strands of rope running...

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

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Q&A Is rope-soloing inherently dangerous, and if so, why?

I do not have knowledge about the particular accidents stated in the question, so my answer is directed at rope soloing in general. The fact that more reported accidents happen when rope soloing i...

posted 9y ago by imsodin‭

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