Ultra-light Camping...With a Junglas

Cobalt said:
You sure that's dog poop? :D




Beautiful country. I spent lot of time in the George Wash Nat Forest. Not to far from you
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Yeah definitely not dog crap lol Speaking of though, I used to have a Bull Mastiff that took dumps that big. Is this going to turn into the dookey thread?

& yes it is beautiful. In it's own way of course. I live in upstate Washington now and it's by far some of the best views in the country.. Along with Colorado.
 
22-rimfire said:
Funny. I use this way to record dates in reports, such as 8 November 2016.
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Same here. It's because the military on my behalf. Also use a 24hr clock too.

It especially makes people do a double take when they see it as 31/9/2016 or something in that format.
 
LOL SOMEone's certainly salty. Stab, loving those pics brother, and always good to see someone actually enjoying their knives! :thumbup:
 
Stabman... Author, outdoorsman and now apparently sculptor. A modern renaissance man.:thumbup:

Looked like a ton of fun was had.
 
Quiet said:
LOL SOMEone's certainly salty. Stab, loving those pics brother, and always good to see someone actually enjoying their knives! :thumbup:
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I'm loving it :thumbup:

Yo, stabman awesome trip, I'm jealous. I need to get out more but have been stuck at work due to a promotion. .
 
Quiet said:
LOL SOMEone's certainly salty. Stab, loving those pics brother, and always good to see someone actually enjoying their knives! :thumbup:
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Yup.

Nice pics and thread as usual stabby. Too bad it got crapped in :D
 
highestpoint said:
Actually forgot to mention in my last post that the last time I went camping I took my Emerson Commander and actually used it to dig a hole in the soft mossy soil to "doodie" in.

It worked quite well. I should go write a review about it and make sure and mention that part.
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The full-sized Commander should work pretty well.

hexenjager said:
Stabman... Author, outdoorsman and now apparently sculptor. A modern renaissance man.:thumbup:
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Doing what I can. :D

clearkevin said:
Looks like fun thanks for sharing love seeing that ZT put to some good use
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I think it might be edging its way to being my favourite folding knife. :)
It worked really well.
I was able to use it for hours on end without hand fatigue or blisters, and it has great control of the blade as well.

shinyedges said:
I'm loving it :thumbup:

Yo, stabman awesome trip, I'm jealous. I need to get out more but have been stuck at work due to a promotion. .
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That promotion should mean a truly epic trip when you have the time.

craytab said:
Nice pics and thread as usual stabby. Too bad it got crapped in :D
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Think of it as thread fertilizer. ;)
 
leghog said:
Yeah, dog shit is what we all want to see on the trail.
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Please come to Switzerland and clean up all the cow and horse $h!t we have on the trails...you'll need to bring a roll of garbage bags and som XXL cargo pants...
 
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Less poo, more knives.

Come on people, this is Bladeforums, not whatever freaky sicko site lovers of feces congregate at.
 
leghog said:
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Awfully rude of that horse to poop on pinnah's sleeping platform.
 
Sorry, stab, here's a knife pic to make up for my previous post. :D

A capable combo atop leaves from a variety of maple species.

 
caseknife64 said:
I'm guessing there arent many rocks in those woods???
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No, there aren't.

I did find some cinderblocks and busted pots the first time I went out there though. :)

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Just a couple hundred yards form where I made my site.

On future trips, we carried more bricks and cinderblocks in...those were the opposite of ultra-light. :eek:

At some point I want to replace the bricks and cinderblocks with rocks.
It will look more scenic.
 
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