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Nice! Gotta be ready.
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May I suggest better word usage. It sounded like you said, "And I just forgot 100' hanging in the trees on my last execution." Jeanette Isabelle
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Yeah, I dunno if he shattered it, etc. Trekking poles aren't the same as crutches either. Ultimately he survived so that's a win.
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This is an update from Chris Martenson of PeakProsperity.com regarding Covid-19. Coronavirus Cases Doubling Overnight In Many Countries - Peak Prosperity Quote:... Covid-19 cases are leaping higher in disparate countries around the globe — doubli
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I too have an Old Hickory knife in my kitchen assortment (along with a Mora or two). Perfectly good cutting instruments with a pointy end and a sharp cutting edge. They do perfectly well what knives are supposed to do. Who could ask for anything m
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Frankly, I didn't see anything worth discussing. I lurk from time to time on sundry "survivalist" sites -my guilty pleasure, I guess. But ti is a bit disturbing to see the ideology so blatantly displayed therein. My attitude regarding po
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Conclusion: I'd stick to better known commercial kits - SOL for instance. Or build your own out of high quality parts. The real key is keeping it small enough so that you'll always carry it.
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Conclusion: most cheap packs lack the weight carrying capacity - and features - that make a mid sized pack useful. I'd stick to either a wilderness backpack or a well known brand of tactical one.
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I used an empty plastic gift card, and wrapped the long way. It takes up less space in my winter coat. I dont carry that much, only a few feet.
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Originally Posted By: Jeanette_IsabelleOriginally Posted By: LCranstonCurrent 6 degrees Fahrenheit in Nebraska, I wish you could send some of that to Florida. We're sweating down here. Thank you for the cold weather you sent. We did need it. Jeanet
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This is one of my favorite hobbies! I started this after my kids joined scouts. 100% wool blankets for 2.99 to 6.99 dollars. Nalgene bottles. 99 cents to 2.99 dollars I always keep an eye out for stainless steel bottles, but most are el-ch
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Suzi is the only female we see. She's the one with auburn hair in a ponytail, wearing glasses, blue jeans, and a rolled-up flannel shirt over a black t-shirt. Jeanette Isabelle
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I'm not that far off. Jeanette Isabelle
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