Easy foods for camping trip?
- Thread starter Royce Nelson
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dont you ever insult oatmeal like that again.Oatmeal?
What are you? Oliver twist?
Shine ya shoe mister?
and what kind of munson only has one shoe for me to shine?
dont you ever insult oatmeal like that again.
and what kind of munson only has one shoe for me to shine?
Make yourself a hobo. Sausage (or any type of meat really), potato cut into 1/2" squares, peppers, some butter, season it with whatever you want. Wrap it all up in aluminum foil. Toss it on the fire (directly on the cools) once you get drunk and almost hungry. Give it about 30 minutes and flip it. Give it another 30 minutes and pull it out, placing it under a chair so no dumb fuck steps on it. Give it about 15 minutes to cool. Cut it open with a knife and eat.
There is no better camp food.
Use the NON STICK Reynolds Wrap for the food wrap. Then double wrap that with the GRILL Reynolds Wrap.
There is no better camp food.
Use the NON STICK Reynolds Wrap for the food wrap. Then double wrap that with the GRILL Reynolds Wrap.
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Yeah, I'm in Florida. I can only handle backpacking from November to about March.
Partly the heat, but mostly the mosquitoes and ticks.
good call lol
here in Canada if you are camping in November you are either crazy, inuit or homeless.
I fall into the crazy category lol.
I camp/hike year round. But I much prefer the cooler temps. I have an annual event in Ohio - going on 10 years strong - where we camp either the week before or the week after the Super Bowl. The coldest temps we've had was 7 degrees. That weekend, we had to keep the beers close to the fire to keep them from freezing.
But typically we get pretty good weather. Usually highs in the 40s-50s and lows in the 20s-30s. Perfect camping weather. No bugs. No sweat. No problem.
But typically we get pretty good weather. Usually highs in the 40s-50s and lows in the 20s-30s. Perfect camping weather. No bugs. No sweat. No problem.
Those are my ideal temps. My gear is comfortable down to about freezing which is all I need here. Had one 32°f night last winter and I was toasty.
They are horrible. I had about 5 last year, but got them all before they attached.
I agree. This pic was from a few years ago. That morning was awesome. I was the first one up. I got the fire going again, brewed me up some coffee over the open fire and watched the sun come up. Nothing more peaceful than being out in the woods by yourself during a snowfall.
I love those mornings! That's exactly why I go. Also the clear starry nights.I agree. This pic was from a few years ago. That morning was awesome. I was the first one up. I got the fire going again, brewed me up some coffee over the open fire and watched the sun come up. Nothing more peaceful than being out in the woods by yourself during a snowfall.
This is my set up.
I can't not say it....I love those mornings! That's exactly why I go. Also the clear starry nights.
This is my set up.
It looks like a coffin.
Nice! The tent in my snow pic is my car camping tent when the wife comes along.I love those mornings! That's exactly why I go. Also the clear starry nights.
This is my set up.
I hike with a Marmot Tungsten 2P.
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