spirits are the way to go...a drop of Glayva goes down a treat to celebrate a kill or hold back the tears if stuck out over nite...as for the beers, by all means take them and [if you are walking in] drop them off a couple at a time along the way for on the homewood journey...they go down a treat.
Which is worse, ignorance or apathy...I don't know and don't care.
Backcountry meals for evenings. Biltong and a GF nutty slice my wife makes for daytime, and some apples. Brekky is instant porridge.
And flat white sachets
Kaweka meals are always good for breakfast/dinner. Dehydrated meals I prefer to rehydrate and leave to sit for a while making sure to stir in the powder that stays in the corners. Once rehydrated, throw in a pot and bring to the boil. Again using using water to wash spoon.
When flying in for a week during the roar, we all make a casserole which is frozen for a couple of weeks beforehand. My specialty is curried sausages. Take one out of the chilly bin in the morning and it is ready to heat when the sun has gone down. One bowl and 1 spoon to wash
Why not vacpac food and just eat it cold straight from the bags? or throw it in some boiling water to heat up, then you have clean water for a cuppa later on.
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Depends entirly on the trip but, back country meals (cheep as threw the forum) OSM bars, Salami, Bacon and egg toasties etc etc.
Boat or fly, everything... eat like kings
"Hunting and fishing" fucking over licenced firearms owners since ages ago.
308Win One chambering to rule them all.
Cold bacon & egg pie is KING on the hill...
Rule 1: Treat every firearm as loaded
I usualy take a couple of salamis an hit that shit like a muesli bar.
OSM bars are good to.
Whats the deal with no meat before/during hunting?
Inspired by MR Gyrlls i eat bugs and drink me own piss hard core
+1 to OSM bars now that there are choc - flavoured ones
Toothpaste-style tube of sweetened condensed milk to go with the tea, Instant-pasta type meals and add a few sliced up bits of salami for protein - that lot will make ya fart.
I tried the powdered mashed spuds and they are surprisingly good.
There is a recipe here
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for Trampers Oat Slice which is basically like a cake of OSM bars you can make yourself - I found it really good but you've gotta watch it in the oven as it can go from brown to black pretty quick
I've made my own boil-in-the-bag before using those slider type ziploc bags - freeze a portion of red thai chicken curry w/rice then, when in the bush, slide the zip open a bit and sit it in boiling water - a good feed
As said before those Kaweka meals are good esp the beef bourgignon one and of course bacon and egg pie rules
I take 3 OSM per day in bush, rather other gear take up the weight and room than food. There to hunt, not have a 3 course meal haha
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