Ohhhhhh, gosh, I hope you can make it. Muffins won't work but I could make a cranberry grunt ... No, seriously ... that's what it's called because of the noise it makes while it's cooking ...
Must you constantly tease a portly fellow?
Must you constantly tease a portly fellow?
It's not like I'm not "curvy" or anything ... LOL
Yea but, but, I want baked goods! You're teasing me with cobblers and grunts and I'm just a-salivatin'. You gonna be at the EnS at Weatherby's?
Ohhhhhh, gosh, I hope you can make it. Muffins won't work but I could make a cranberry grunt ... No, seriously ... that's what it's called because of the noise it makes while it's cooking ...
Cranberry grunt and a little sniff off of a flask secreted away in my pack....sounds like a good way to end the day around a fire!
Ohhhhhh, gosh, I hope you can make it. Muffins won't work but I could make a cranberry grunt ... No, seriously ... that's what it's called because of the noise it makes while it's cooking ...
Elderberries make me grunt.
Hey BB,
While I believe land nav is something everyone should learn, and I think you will enjoy it thoroughly, another option is a Bushnell Backtrack.
These things are great for finding your way back to where you started. Very simple to use and cheap for what it is. If nothing else, it will make sure that your using your land nav skills correctly. Just a thought.
Here's a link:
http://www.cabelas.com/handheld-gps-bushnell-backtrack-gps.shtml
And if you don't mind pink, they can be had on Amazon for $45 shipped.
While I believe land nav is something everyone should learn, and I think you will enjoy it thoroughly, another option is a Bushnell Backtrack.
These things are great for finding your way back to where you started. Very simple to use and cheap for what it is. If nothing else, it will make sure that your using your land nav skills correctly. Just a thought.
Here's a link:
http://www.cabelas.com/handheld-gps-bushnell-backtrack-gps.shtml
And if you don't mind pink, they can be had on Amazon for $45 shipped.
Dave,
I know we've been talking about this deal on the side, but thought I would post here that I will be there. The wife will most likely be there as well. Luckily she enjoys the outdoors as much as I do. One other thing. I try to use hammock's every chance I get. Are there trees where we are going? If not, no big deal. I can always bring the tent, but the hammocks are soooooo much lighter and faster to put up.
As far as small game, I can bring some Conibear Traps. Might have better luck with those than trying to "hunt" all day. Give us more time to learn some other things and still get the small game processing skills if the traps catch something. Of course I'm always good with hunting some squirrels and the like. We can set some yo-yo's for fish if there are some ponds around too. Just a thought.
I know we've been talking about this deal on the side, but thought I would post here that I will be there. The wife will most likely be there as well. Luckily she enjoys the outdoors as much as I do. One other thing. I try to use hammock's every chance I get. Are there trees where we are going? If not, no big deal. I can always bring the tent, but the hammocks are soooooo much lighter and faster to put up.
As far as small game, I can bring some Conibear Traps. Might have better luck with those than trying to "hunt" all day. Give us more time to learn some other things and still get the small game processing skills if the traps catch something. Of course I'm always good with hunting some squirrels and the like. We can set some yo-yo's for fish if there are some ponds around too. Just a thought.
Jake, there will be trees there. Im planning on using a hammock, myself. Bring the traps, and we will try em out...
Perfect.
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