My Food Breakdown for Backcountry Hunts - Gear Talk Series | East Meets West Hunt - Ep 387

[@paparomesoutdoors711]

Very cool some great tips on food thanks man

[@JetLagRecords]

Beau Martonik, nice video keep it up

[@brushcrawler8612]

I wonder if any states still allow the harvest of a "camp deer"

[@daviddemand6856]

Very similar to what I’ve found that works for us. Last trip I lost 11 pounds, but never got sick, just felt great because of excellent food choices and exercise. I start my morning off with coffee and mct oil, hot chocolate for my son, then when the code is finished a Greenbelly Meal bar, which can be 500-600+ calories first thing. Then throughout the day I have 150-250 calorie snacks consisting of various RxBar flavors, the Fatty meat sticks, Jocko Hydate packs, EmergenC+ drink mix, various Justins nut butters & butter cups, organic corn chips, a roasted nit mix of macadamia, pecan, walnut and cashew, a protein bar, then close the day out with a hot meal of Peak Refuel entrees, and the day of low calorie meals like breakfast skillet and 3 bean chilli Mac, I add the peach or mountain berry cobbler to make up for it and provide some dessert delight. I still keep up on my multivitamins, creatine, CBD, joint warfare and testosterone optimizer since I’m getting old. All of this provides for about 3500 calories in a vacuum sealed bag.

[@daviddemand6856]

Oh, and don’t forget to make some mountain taquito’s. Think cut pork belly (fried). Coat a tortilla in peanut butter, sprinkle some salted caramel mct powder in there and wrap the pork belly like a taquito. Place them in a snack baggie and pull them out as you go.