Whats your camp concoction

Been stewing this over since Mohawk660 and I went to Oamaru hut where we shared the hut with two other hunters, Our last night at the hut we all put in an item of food for a group dinner. So what was concocted up was a bit of an oddball one but damn it was nice

the feed consisted of

a boiled spud
onion
mince
a can of baked beans
a pack of uncle bens tomato and basil precooked rice

All of the above slapped into the one pan

with maggi cheese flavoured instant spud to go with the feed.

So what evil looking things have you guys come up with that have come out better tasting than what you thought.

Cheap red wine (cask), mixed with Fanta.....

-This was inflicted upon me by a couple of very fetching female german backpackers. ...which is ironic, as after 6 cups, I in turn inflicted myself upon them. Never has an army stormed The Fatherland so quickly, or so drunk.

-Apparently it's a common way that backpackers drink cheap red plonk.
..anyway, I was expecting it to be crap, and it was surprisingly drinkable. (and effective).

Sossies, tato flakes... Cheese slice x2, oxo cube, dehy vege.... Mmmmmmmmmmmm

A "Bill Black" For those celebrations ;)

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Originally Posted by James

Cheap red wine (cask), mixed with Fanta.....

-This was inflicted upon me by a couple of very fetching female german backpackers. ...which is ironic, as after 6 cups, I in turn inflicted myself upon them. Never has an army stormed The Fatherland so quickly, or so drunk.

-Apparently it's a common way that backpackers drink cheap red plonk.
..anyway, I was expecting it to be crap, and it was surprisingly drinkable. (and effective).

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As long as you did not wake up to find any suspicious looking toys left by your pillow the next morning :P

On a road end hunt I go the whole hog and you can expect rotisseried chicken, camp oven roasted vegetables and freshly baked bread. On a walk in it is extremely different with almost dehydrated everything these days.

Id rather eat worms than dehi anything :sick: :oh noes:

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Originally Posted by EeeBees

Id rather eat worms than dehi anything :sick: :oh noes:

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Some of its not bad Eeebees,especially if you have carried it some distance;) but yea not a patch on real tucker.

I used too cart in heaps of that freeze dry shit when I did a 14 day mission with me mutt and he at the time enjoyed the veges.

My fav would have to be fresh venny liver, bacon and onions in a wee sauce made as it cooks. Awesome, hot or cold. Drives the cook nuts if I cook it at home.

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Originally Posted by R93

My fav would have to be fresh venny liver, bacon and onions in a wee sauce made as it cooks. Awesome, hot or cold. Drives the cook nuts if I cook it at home.

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Damn that sounds good morning, noon and night!

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Originally Posted by hunter308

Been stewing this over since Mohawk660 and I went to Oamaru hut where we shared the hut with two other hunters, Our last night at the hut we all put in an item of food for a group dinner. So what was concocted up was a bit of an oddball one but damn it was nice

the feed consisted of

a boiled spud
onion
mince
a can of baked beans
a pack of uncle bens tomato and basil precooked rice

All of the above slapped into the one pan

with maggi cheese flavoured instant spud to go with the feed.

So what evil looking things have you guys come up with that have come out better tasting than what you thought.

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Am pretty sure you forgot the Home killed beef sausages that the dairy farmer chucked in !!!!!!! Yep wasn't a bad feed...

Probably best advice I;d say as already been mentioned in this thread already , if it's a long hard walk in take dehydrated , if not take what ever you can comfortably carry. Meat is ok , just be mindfull in spring and summer that meat will go off quickly.

Don't take any meat in with you and don't eat meat for several days before going bush and believe me you will hunt at your best. There will be no sitting around the hut swapping bullshit, you will be out there doing it from before daylight till after dark. When you do shoot one, camp on it and eat your fill and then there is a lot less to carry out.

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Originally Posted by Mohawk660

Am pretty sure you forgot the Home killed beef sausages that the dairy farmer chucked in !!!!!!! Yep wasn't a bad feed...

Probably best advice I;d say as already been mentioned in this thread already , if it's a long hard walk in take dehydrated , if not take what ever you can comfortably carry. Meat is ok , just be mindfull in spring and summer that meat will go off quickly.

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I didn't have any of the sausages as I had stuffed myself full of baked beans and bread rolls on our first night there, before they were cooked :D

Never pack your pack on a full stomach...