diy food

[Zpd307]

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I finally decided to start my meal planning...... here you go for the guys that didn\'t know about this site. plenty of recipes to keep things interesting!
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this one caught my eye :lol:
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spendy though.....

 

[mtnmutt]

Thanks. This past winter, I looked at the trail cooking site and decided I was too lazy to make my own.

I buy packitgourmet meals, plus their freeze dried meats and veges to add to things to make a meal. I don\'t eat as much as you guys, so my food costs are much lower. For 10 days of hunting, I may spend$125-150 between packitgourmet and grocery store bought stuff. However, my other hunting expenses (gear) went way down when I started buying packitgourmet meals which made it doable with my hunting budget.

Whole foods sells dehydrated veges in the bulk section.

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[Zpd307]

part of me wants to be lazy and just buy the mtn houses. then I start thinking of the cost and bam, I start thinking of making my own again. I was going to pull the trigger on some mtn houses today, for our wyo trip next week, and then seeing the $100 price tag for a supper and lunch for all 5 of us..... bam, we are making our own

 

[iccyman001]

Gary,

if I can drop something before you leave, I will mail you some elk to take.



Serious.

 

[Zpd307]

thanks for the generous offer. I have plenty of deer steaks to bring out. I need to make room for that elk that im bringing home in September