Backcountry Food Breakdown

[@DB.KOOPER]

Been rafting , hunting, backpacking and working SAR/Instructing W-EMT Classes for decades now in the PNW/Western US and IMO... Tortillas are the best thing EVER in the backcountry. Even on a float trip where I CAN bring a plate comfortably I don't. Just use the lid off a Gamma-can and a tortilla and you're GTG. That's a major trip-hack I learned early on. That and a reusable fork/knife/spoon combo set with a full, useable fork/spoon (I've always got a few knives).

[@Alberta_MTN_Bear]

I love how this was not over complicated. Made me feel better about my meals hahaha

[@GOHUNT]

You bet Brandon, thanks for watching!

[@clarkansas6590]

Good info. Like that cutting off the top of the Mtn House pack.

[@kennycoye3907]

Trail!!! Ive been cutting the tops and sharp corners for years! Your a Genious also?? Lol. The sharp little corners because I was putting one bag, with sharp corners in my bag once, had something, forgot now, made a mess and made that annoying red mark on my hand as I was teaching in!! No more of that crap! Great vid gents!

[@GOHUNT]

Great minds think a like!

[@D_Boone]

I'd love to see one of these lists that I could actually afford for a hunting season. 🤣

[@ryan6937]

Green Belly Mud Meal Chocolate flavor

[@GOHUNT]

Get in my belly!

[@wesmckinney4915]

This is so cool. I wanna go out west someday

[@greiner7414]

Good recommendations, just realizing how much damn disposable plastic we have to deal with these days.

[@GOHUNT]

Thanks for watching!

[@willypeter8861]

Ritter sport bars.

[@GOHUNT]

Thanks for the suggestion!