Desorder‭

Chest guards works as the same of arm guards. It protects the archer from get the sting from the string. Although, when an archer shoots his/her arm, it's more likely it's related to his/her form ...

posted 10y ago by Desorder‭

I've tanned some hides before. I believe you want to do only half the process otherwise you lose the fur. Basically, you flay the animal (remove the skin). Then wash all the blood and stuff. Get i...

posted 10y ago by Desorder‭

From your three options, a Dedicated GPS unit is going to be your best bet. Smart Phones barely last a day. If you're out of coverage, the phone will keep searching for network and battery will di...

posted 10y ago by Desorder‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

I've been to various countries in the list (more than once in some of them). I don't think you're going to find wild camp in some of them. I've been to Thailand, Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam and mos...

posted 10y ago by Desorder‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

I've been involved with hiking/trekking clubs around my area here. I was what they call chief guide for a few years (responsible for organizing trips and lead some of them together with other club ...

posted 10y ago by Desorder‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

I think you have already answered. Check for clear sky or how the overall weather feels like. A barometer could give you a brief indication as well. Ideally, you have left home with an idea of the...

posted 10y ago by Desorder‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

I know that some animals find hard to see red and they can't differentiate between red and green very well so I'd assume green and red have the same application (used in dark places) with red being...

posted 10y ago by Desorder‭

One shooting the other basically. It's a safety measure. Where I live we don't have hunting season. We hunt the whole year round. I'm a bow-hunter and I've encounter myself looking up the barrel o...

posted 10y ago by Desorder‭

There it is. You get one of those and you can bake anything you want. I've used before and it's awesome. Edit --- Just updated with a link to MEC website. They seem to have it in stock Outback o...

posted 10y ago by Desorder‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

I'm answering here because I don't think it would fit as a comment but I believe others might have a better answer. Is each cam, stopper, and carabiner individually tested? Maybe. It will depend ...

posted 10y ago by Desorder‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

I don't actually ski or crosscountry but I spend lot of time mountaineering with friends that do. Packs with ski straps are for sure the way to go. Once I got asked to help someone with strap skis...

posted 10y ago by Desorder‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

Yes, you can with no trouble. I have one that I use a lot direct in the fire. I built a little fire pit outside at home using regular cinder blocks. I used a tripod and hang my cast iron pot just ...

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

The weight of the arrow depends on the material used to make it. First let’s understand that you pick an arrow based on the weight of the bow (poundage) and the archer’s draw length. That will gi...

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

You can find some goretex patches that you can use to repair. I fixed a pair of gaiters where crampons opened a whole on the side using one of those patches. I didn't turn up very good but I think ...

posted 12y ago by Desorder‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

I spend a few weeks in Vietnam a few years back and one fo the first things I did was to climb Fansipan (3,143 metres). The place itself is fine. Altitude shouldn't be a problem as long as you don'...

posted 7y ago by Desorder‭