list of supplies in your camper?
- Thread starter popcan
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- WMU248 near Edmonton
beans, cans of beans, always good as a standby meal
bottle of Rye, a must have, and not that crappy stuff
good cast frying pan and some olive oil, need that for almost every meal
onions, spuds, garlic, salt, pepper
mushroom soup, in the can, makes a quick easy sauce for any meat dish
tomato paste and canned tomatoes, as above
dry pasta, that is good as well as it will never go bad even if frozen.
there you should be ok.
Where you going to be parked I may need to check up on you and your cooking, also to confirm that you have good Rye
bottle of Rye, a must have, and not that crappy stuff
good cast frying pan and some olive oil, need that for almost every meal
onions, spuds, garlic, salt, pepper
mushroom soup, in the can, makes a quick easy sauce for any meat dish
tomato paste and canned tomatoes, as above
dry pasta, that is good as well as it will never go bad even if frozen.
there you should be ok.
Where you going to be parked I may need to check up on you and your cooking, also to confirm that you have good Rye
ESPECIALLY if the Woodchopper is dropping in.
I might be able to distract him for 15 minutes with a case of Pil..... get him outside before those beans kick in.
- Location
- WMU248 near Edmonton
You got me, Oh and nothing wrong with beans and Rye
thats almost a meal.... just needs some nice porkchops to go with it. you need a deck of cards and a crib board in your camper too.
Suka
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Add frozen pork chops and steaks, eat them as they thaw(eat the pork quick, the beef just ages), canned potatoes(they're surprisingly good), Bacon, can't believe no one mentioned bacon,(bacon counts as a vegetable when hunting) and eggs, lot's of eggs. Boil some, throw a couple in your pack and there's lunch. Raw eggs will keep for a long time. Leftover bacon, add it to the beans. Frozen hotdogs, they're good for at least a week, maybe a year. Add the leftovers to the beans.(seeing a pattern here?)
Some canned meatball or irish stew. Somewhat nasty, but edible, and quick if you're tired. A canned ham is a nice mid hunt treat, and don't discount good ol' spam type stuff. Fry it up, add beans, you're good to go.
Munchies. If there's a "bulk barn" close, make your own. Nuts, dried fruit, good card playing snack, will do if you're hungry. Definitely onions, dill, paprika, and ketchup(adds flavor to the beans)
I'm also taking a couple cups of flour as I plan on having moose liver and onions(fingers crossed)
And ya, if you're taking 1 bottle of rye you may run short. Medicinal, ya know.
Some canned meatball or irish stew. Somewhat nasty, but edible, and quick if you're tired. A canned ham is a nice mid hunt treat, and don't discount good ol' spam type stuff. Fry it up, add beans, you're good to go.
Munchies. If there's a "bulk barn" close, make your own. Nuts, dried fruit, good card playing snack, will do if you're hungry. Definitely onions, dill, paprika, and ketchup(adds flavor to the beans)
I'm also taking a couple cups of flour as I plan on having moose liver and onions(fingers crossed)
And ya, if you're taking 1 bottle of rye you may run short. Medicinal, ya know.
Suka
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
So YOU'RE the guy with the stereo!
What, no allman bro's?
I must admit, this yr I bought a batt powered am radio in hopes of catching weather.(don't buy a garage sale one, after I pd 5 for a 50's vintage I see in wally world they're only 15 brandy new)
What, no allman bro's?
I must admit, this yr I bought a batt powered am radio in hopes of catching weather.(don't buy a garage sale one, after I pd 5 for a 50's vintage I see in wally world they're only 15 brandy new)
- Location
- WMU248 near Edmonton
Bacon and eggs 
how did I miss that.
I like fairly simple food when hunting, after a day out hunting the last thing you want to do is have to cook something complex.
Unless you have a camp wench that does the cooking and the dishes.
oh and some sardines for lunch and in the emergency pack
a small BBQ is a nice to have, dont have to wash the frying pan
how did I miss that.I like fairly simple food when hunting, after a day out hunting the last thing you want to do is have to cook something complex.
Unless you have a camp wench that does the cooking and the dishes.
oh and some sardines for lunch and in the emergency pack
a small BBQ is a nice to have, dont have to wash the frying pan
So YOU'RE the guy with the stereo!
What, no allman bro's?
You should be thankfull I wasn't playing guitar and "singing".
I think I have a memory of a recent flyfishing trip that involved the Allman Bro's, a bonfire and a couple of bottles of Irish Whiskey.
yup, the woodchopper covered that...
But no use... I'm so good at cribbage that no-one will play me. Yes, I'm THAT good!
Here's a partial list so far:
I'll be taking a few pkgs of the Mountain House meals, (freeze-dried).
couple of the big water jugs
got my little bbq, and camper stove inside the camper
Mr. noodles of course
some cans of soup/stew/chili and rice/pasta to mix in
obviousment, bacon and eggs!
potatoes and spam
high fiber cereal, milk
bread for sandwiches
flour or bread crumbs for some fresh grouse mcnuggets
cans of mixed nuts
first aid kit
20lb and 8 lb propane tanks
light sleeping bag
Quad
paper plates
axe
gps
spare eye glasses, sunglasses
binos
hat
rain gear
gloves
extra gas
extra cable and snatch block
touque
2 pairs of boots
flashlight
and adding more every day!
But what whiskey (x12) would a man bring?
Macallan Single Malt Scotch Whiskey (30 Years) Fine Oak 750ml
Price: $899.99
Farlsincharge
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Saskatchewan
toilet paper, especially with that high fibre cereal
But what whiskey (x12) would a man bring?
Macallan Single Malt Scotch Whiskey (30 Years) Fine Oak 750ml
Price: $899.99
If I bring a case of that, I'd have no trouble finding people to do my cooking and hunting for me.....
