Night Ops

or you could just wear your water proof layer under something that makes less noise, like sweats or something

consider this where your regular street clothes under say on of those green military trench coats, best of worlds...just remember where you ditch the coat when you go into social stealth so you can pick it up later

first of all I live in the northest states so it gets cold and snows, a lot. so basically the questoin is: is it even feasible to op in the winter? taking into consideration the average 6" of snow, the added sound of the snow crunching, you breath being like a beacon for your position when hiding, s...

or you could just move out of your parents house.

darkwolf and I have worked extensively on this and we've found that urban camo shorts over black pants with a black shirt/jack make you virtually invisible at any more than 25 feet in the dark when walking on pavement more if crouched in shadow. the only variation of this I use is a mil issue green ...

okay cause from the way I read it my mind perceives "vial" as basically a glass tube, like a test tup basically and how am I to know they sell that. anyway thanks for putting my facts straight

I'm the pack rat not the pack horse in my team so I travel light basically dark cargo pants (many pockets for holding small/medium sized items) the hobo gloves and a thing of kite string for tying things to my body if the need be also possible for trip lines as well and occasionally a 10 ft length o...

oh and not to start a flame but again collecting urine from a squatting bitch isn't to appealing eigther. but more-over its a good idea in concept

the easiest way to deal with a dog is with bitch-in-heat urine. you can keep it in a vial, and carry a rag along to soak with it. it doesn't harm the dog, and completely distracts them. even dogs that are trained specifically for security purposes can't resist it. umm sorry but the idea of having a...

honestly I love parcour but I'm a rural area opper so theres really not much use for it except vaulting fences as a quick escape. but as far as the psychology of parcour (the mental training) its almost mandatory for a seriouse opper and the physical aspect of it can't hurt eigther. this is my judas...

okay guys the two that I use are two that you didn't mention first daytime caugh and cold meds (of any kind works) pros -increase in awakeness -increase awareness -clears throught and sinus making it easier to run long distances -silences and light coughing you may have -energy/ strength boost cons ...

hey guys I'm not new, but I haven't been on since it first went down so I'm just gunna say whats up to the old members and greetings to the new ones. -keep on keeping in the shadow