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When I camp, it's usually backpacking in the Sierras. Here's what I bring: Beans Rice Salt Tea Tobacco w/pipe Water filtration device / iodine tabs Premade spice mix of granulated garlic, hot chiles, black pepper, cumin Small pot Tinfoil A fishing pole w/bait I obtain the majority of my protein by fishing for trout and/or crawfish in the abundant waters of the Sierras. I totally would not ever bring a small gun and shoot squirrels or rabbits or anything like that because that wouldn't be allowed by some state and federal laws I'm certain but if it were why by gosh I'm sure it would be tasty. Dried beans go in an extra Nalgene bottle at the beginning of the day and slosh around in there with water during the hike and they're ready to cook with the rice in the evening. There's good foraging for vegetables and such if you know what you're doing (don't go eating poison sumac or anything). It's pretty good. If I'm doing a long trip via canoe or some other luxurious method, that's when I'll bring along flour and powdered milk, etc., and do fireside pancakes and so forth.
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May 28, 2014 00:53
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Butch Cassidy posted:Pre-soaking in a Nalgene? Decadent bourgeoise bastard. Those are all my Nalgenes. Early to mid-nineties vintage. Well, one finally broke actually so I had to buy one of those modern ones but it's not nearly as good.
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May 28, 2014 17:50
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The Midniter posted:Come back to us old Nalgene This is the bottle you're looking for. Like the old fashioned, sort of soft ones. Have to order them online since I've never seen one in a store (which is how I ended up with that silly "every day" one.)
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