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janaf91
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1d ago
A bull moose walked through our camp at 2am near Twin Lakes and I haven't slept the same since
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nora_barnes
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3d ago
I swore by a 30 pound pack for years, now I'm down to 14 and I can't tell if I went soft
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the_cora
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4d ago
Rant: that $80 camp stove was the worst money I ever spent outside
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jake_young
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6d ago
Five days on the Ozark Trail in Missouri and my knee gave out on day two
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skylergrant
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10d ago
Heard a guy at the trailhead in Bend say he never checks the weather past 3 days, and that is how you end up wet and cold
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charles_lewis14
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12d ago
Figured out my camp coffee tasted bad because of one dumb mistake I made for 6 seasons
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jake_young
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13d ago
Finally hiked the whole Crest Trail loop near Silverton after bailing on it twice
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juliam40
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15d ago
Bought a $180 '4 season' sleeping bag at REI and froze my tail off at 34 degrees in the Adirondacks
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kellymurphy
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16d ago
Vent: everyone says hang your food bag 10 feet up, but a black bear at Lake George proved that wrong for me
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karen275
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18d ago
Vent: I carried a 45 pound pack for years because nobody told me about pack fitting
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patricia_king23
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19d ago
A park ranger in Flagstaff told me my 12 year old tent is 'vintage' and now I can't stop thinking about it
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brian303
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20d ago
Pro tip: learned the hard way to hang my food bag 12 feet up at Desolation Wilderness
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derek_burns
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20d ago
My camp stove died on the second night at Baker Lake, so I cooked dinner on wet firewood
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riverf34
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23d ago
Update: my uncle in Duluth says 20 degree bags are a scam, and now I'm not sure what to believe
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reese550
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23d ago
My neighbor saw my bear bag hanging 30 feet up and asked why I hate my food
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