You are going to have to live in the outdoors for minimum several months up to half a year. You can only utilize what you bring with yourself at the beginning or what you scavenge along the way. You are not limited by money and only can carry as much as you can IRL. What's your essentials list?
>help me I want to run away from home because my parents want me to get a job
No no no anon, it's just that I want PrepHole to be my job and my boss to be myself. Simple, isn't it?
>picture taken from product of industrial society
>uploaded on product of industrial society
>discussed via fruits of industrial society
soory to say, OP, but ideally I'd have a bow and a couple bundles of arrows and a good shelter- but I am not in a place to really hunt hare. My best bet would be small birds with a pellet gun, but even then I would be worried about diseases since it's not exactly a preserve here
Well, damn. Back to banditry, boys.
one Hungarian saber, please
I would shoot and eat you.
You would fall first attempting to do so.
Get outta here
Yeah nah you're a gay weak bussy. How many animals have you killed and mutilated citybug
>false presumptions
Not worth a discussion with, fruitless as it would be. Good bye.
That would be based
Complaining about board quality is against the rules, baboyim.
a custom-tailored cloak that accommodates pack straps would definitely be on the list
If you're not limited by money, you'd likely just need your credit card and a smartphone to do your banking. Everything else can just be purchased along the way.
Yes, it’s called a through hike and thousands of people do it every year. It’s not even that expensive.
>but that’s easy tho
Then pick a harder trail to LARP about.
Is PrepHole the new /fantasy and roleplay/ board?
A ruger 10/22 and 5000 rounds.
a steel stock pot
a wool poncho
red wing beckman lug sole boots
an ugly stick and extra line
hooks, lures
a leatherman multi tool
a cutting board
a fillet knife
a cowboy hat
oakleys
a bandana
wool cardigan
levis commuter water proof jeans
a pair of sweatpants
a windbreaker with hood
5 cotton tee shirts
2lbs of lye
5lbs of salt
a one gallon steel jug
a steel spatula
a rag
swimshorts
teva sandals
a linen shirt
15 pairs of socks
15 pairs of underwear
iodine
>ruger 10-22 and 5000 rounds
Why? For the same weight you could take an ar15 and 1000 rounds that can take down deer, and still give you 5-10 shots per day.
>wool poncho
>levis "waterproof"
>15 spares
LOL
Depends on what you're doing but for 99% of PrepHole activities you can use a 100 or 200 weight fleece and thin 15D/20D windproof+silnylon poncho or a thin shell like a froggs toggs, or a Gatewood Cape, with a puffy jacket for stationary. and be much happier than if you'd decided to bring 20kg of denim and soggy wool
>wearing plastic
You still upset about wool and tarps ?
More about the rape of the planet and my endocrine system so saudis can make money on goyjuice
Life finds a way. Don't worry so much.
No thanks. I'm going full schizo and buying a compound and making my own food asap. I already avoid plastics and make all my own food. Drink and eat only out of glass and ceramic. Plastic is for morons. Thats why mike judge put everyone in shiny plastic clothing in idocracy.
You just watched the video youtube algorithm wanted you to see, didnt you? Copy-paste thinking?
Well have fun with your plans, they certainly are good- but without action are just dreams.
Nah, my family have a cattle ranch. Grew up going there every summer. Moving there. Parents are retiring there so will have family structure.
>I need to buy a compound
>nah I've had a ranch since forever
I guess you did "go full schizo" just a bit early there
Well it's my mothers brothers land now that my grandfather died. But land there is so cheap that I'll just buy some between that ranch and the nearest city which is near where my parents are retiring. I only want to keep 1-4 head of cattle but my uncle can help me with castration and shots. I also want some chickens and a greenhouse. But I'm in tech and so is my wife so we will be remote working as little as possible and primarily eating food we raise and grow.
so 10 boxes. By the way I have illegally killed a deer with a .22lr You definitely could hunt one with a .556. Just don't bump it after a lung shot.
>ar15
>556
Says who buckaroo
ar15 is inherently 5.56, dont be fancy pants
I have one in .458 but I wouldnt pretend like its implied
You're right. The correct answer which I can't prove over the internet is that 5.56 is fine for shooting deer, provided you have the right load at the right distance and correct shot placement. Just about any modern center fire round is going to have much more power than a bow, and yet people kill deer with bows all the time.
Both hunting arrows and frangible bullets are meant to wound and rely on bone breaking and the blood loss associated with that movement to cause short-after death.
OK, another example. White tails weigh an average of 150lbs. If you shot a 150lb man through both lungs with an AR, would you feel confident he would stop moving quickly? That's before you consider shooting a deer load in your AR.
I cant into this fricking conversation. Ive seen pictures of bow shots that cut straight through every rib and out. And frangable ammo is used on the range so as to not penetrate(it designed to desintigrate on contact), if you hunt with it youre a fricking moron.
The meat you really want is nowhere near the lung shot. You absolutely can hunt with a hollow point. The lungs are nowhere near the backstrap, rump, brisket.
>The meat you really want is nowhere near the lung shot.
okay?
>You absolutely can hunt with a hollow point.
Yes, but hollow points and frangible ammo are two different things for different purposes.
>The lungs are nowhere near the backstrap, rump, brisket.
...okay?
So you get plenty of good meat from even a .22lr, eastoid bugman.
>I have killed a deer with a .22
Yeah, you can kill a bear with a .22 if you shoot it in the eye 10 times. A better gun for deer hunting would be a .308 or a 12 gauge for general purpose. Plus it’s less suspicious than carrying around an AR and the Remington Freedom Bucket.
Just shoot the lungs. It's about shot placement. All of the boomers who tout large rounds are silly. Plus you are going to be shooting far more birds, squirrels, rabbits than large game.
>glass and ceramic
why are the only safe materials for storing food/drink also fragile.
Take the metal pill
I only use steel plates and cups
They aren't. Wood, bone, and horn are all more durable options, as well as non-toxic metals.
Bone and horn plates and spoons were the first form of plastic
I'd rather have eatery utensils made out of collagen/calcium than ones made out of petroleum product.
based.
Law of equivalent exchange
Autism
goyboy grindset
>5000 rounds
>hunting deer with 556
You must be 18 years or older to post here
Plenty of people hunt white tail with 5.56. 77 grain out of a 20 inch will easy frick your day.
Bet you've been waiting to use this insult against someone else after it accurately described your mentality
A lot of states allow .223 for hunting medium game. Hunting with even a 9mm handgun is technically legal in some states and people have actually taken deer with it. That's doesn't mean you have to use those, but you can if you need to.
I feel like this was written by a dad with much more experience than me.
The part about socks and underwear never would have occured to me. Also I skipped salt for some reason.
The only things I think are too much are the spatula, you are probably going to be using it as a generic metal tool rather than an actual spatula, not sure whether I'm underestimating the level of comfort you will achieve, or you are overestimating.
Also, why Iodine instead of alcohol? (Which I also skipped)
The first two items are complete moron. A .22 is a terrible choice for bigger game, and its only advantage is that the ammo is light. Except he brings 5000 rounds of ammo, enough to shoot 25 rounds per day for six months. Crazy.
I would rather spin a roulette wheel of random center fire rifles 1890-1990 than take his loadout.
>several months
75lb of gorp and a life straw. I haul my gorpload to the nearest water source and spend the next few months supping gorp and sipping creek water. Very likely I survive.
>half a year
I guess I would take a rifle, maybe some seeds and a hoe if I'm in grasslands? I doubt I'd make it 6 months.
Saw, whetstone and raw metal to make knives, hatchet, arrow heads.
flintstone for heat, cooking and firing clay, possibly melt metals
Seeds (Textile, woody, starchy, oily, protein,medical)
Medicine
Emergency satellital phone with a couple of batteries.
Baby chicks, horse(s), dog? sheep?
Layers of clothes to live through the first winter.
Big tiddy gf to produce offspring, have sex, keep warmth and sanity.
Also probably a backpack that's secretly a blanket.
The dream!
I didn't bring bottle, so the first thing is to make a fire to make some clay bottle. Probably should bring a water bottle since that will take more than a day.
The hardest part is the metal, if the saw breaks before I made a spare one, I don't know how I would work the metal.
Also, the metal is the only non-renewable material, unless you figure out how to extract, melt and smith iron from the ground, but I'm not a god.
The Native Americans that did this here in California needed nothing except a bow and arrow to hunt and a river to hide their scent.
I'm sure the cowboys had more than that.
Crafting knife
A compact axe
A miniature saw
Book on the local fauna of the place I'm going
Basic medkit (bandages, some menthol, alcohol, bleach, pain killers)
Cutting board
A cup
A plate
Spork
Tent
Ropes and strings
A ton of salt
Camping knife
2sets of jeans
A jacket
Boots
Some kind of hat
Radio or any kind of comms device in case of emergency
A few MREs for emergency
oh and a pocket pussy. almost forgot
Can't go without one lol