Well I know Andy probably couldn't make it between work and his gf. Summer months are his busiest. I will definitely check with Matt, he is small so he wouldn't crowd me in my new tent, especially if we are already sharing 10inches of mutual space.What about Matt or Andy? Or...maybe another side piece? I'll make sure to leave her out of the pics![]()
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Well I know Andy probably couldn't make it between work and his gf. Summer months are his busiest. I will definitely check with Matt, he is small so he wouldn't crowd me in my new tent, especially if we are already sharing 10inches of mutual space.
Well if I am going solo I may live off of MREs the whole trip. Save money, time, clean up.
Well if I am going solo I may live off of MREs the whole trip. Save money, time, clean up.
Bullshit. We will eat and drink like kings every night!
My stomach hurt just reading that. At least you will not waste wheeling/travel time having to stop to poop. When I had to eat MREs for a regular meal they always stopped me up bad.
Now this is what I am talking about! You are in Colorado and Utah - great beer opportunities there.
there's a lot better alternatives out there than MRE's for bugout/camp foodLol oh I know they aren't great. Just saves money. Just shelled out for my rtt so save where I can.
Lol oh I know they aren't great. Just saves money. Just shelled out for my rtt so save where I can.
Mountian House is freaking expensive! There are WAY cheaper options. Like Ramen Noodles,![]()
I usually prep everything before I go. Season it all up and then freeze it in ziplock baggies. Throw it in the bottom of the fridge in the truck and move it to the top of the fridge the day before I plan to use it. By the time the stuff thaws out its ready to be grilled up. Usually I do a couple ribeyes and some stuffed and bacon wrapped pork tenderloin. Breakfast is bacon, egg beaters with sausage and bell peppers/onions. Low calorie type stuff.![]()
I usually prep everything before I go. Season it all up and then freeze it in ziplock baggies. Throw it in the bottom of the fridge in the truck and move it to the top of the fridge the day before I plan to use it. By the time the stuff thaws out its ready to be grilled up. Usually I do a couple ribeyes and some stuffed and bacon wrapped pork tenderloin. Breakfast is bacon, egg beaters with sausage and bell peppers/onions. Low calorie type stuff.![]()

Looks like we found the cook for this trip!![]()