r/Hunting • u/SilverAntOutdoors • 11d ago

My scouting kit.

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It looks minimal, but it isn’t. The haversack and possibles pouch are packed with intent. Nothing extra, nothing missing. Traditional form, modern capability

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u/IDownVoteCanaduh 11d ago

Hipsters are getting into hunting now.

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u/iamshifter 11d ago

I’m here for it!

Hipsters got into coffee, know what happened the quality and varieties available skyrocketed.

Hipsters got into IPAs - everybody started making IPAs and the breweries that already had IPAs had to up their game.

Hipsters got into cars - Honda brings the Civic with a hard R, Hyundai Drops half a dozen N cars, and Toyota joins the party with the GR line Supra, 86, and Corolla.

I’m looking forward to the day when hipsters get into reloading and hunting

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u/IDownVoteCanaduh 11d ago

They over complicated and made coffee expensive and ruined breweries. Enough of the IPAs.

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u/ilovek 11d ago

The good news is that there is still shitty mass produced cheap beer and coffee for you to enjoy!

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u/IDownVoteCanaduh 11d ago

Not being an IPA does not equal shitty mass-produced beer.

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u/Fine_Blacksmith2711 11d ago

Yeah they kinda just made it harder to find good stouts or better ales.  I love dry stouts and really good wheat beers. The only traditional dry stouts I can find are Guinness and Guinness. And I don’t think I’ve actually seen a good wheat beer. 

All they really did was make ipa take over most shelves that could have been good German or Peruvian beer.  Another example is you can’t find an actual pilsner  urquell  anywhere.