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    Re: Just a backpacking food thread sheep hunt

    Makin some jerkin tonight. How much jerky do you like to take on your hunts?
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    Re: Just a backpacking food thread sheep hunt

    Quote Originally Posted by leadpillproductions View Post
    Makin some jerkin tonight. How much jerky do you like to take on your hunts?
    About a pound per week.
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    Re: Just a backpacking food thread sheep hunt

    I've been on one sheep hunt so far and we used oatmeal, protein bars, trail mix, mountain house, instant cup of soup packs, tuna snack packs, and beef jerky to name a few. One thing that didn't work out so well for me was that mountain house uses milk as an ingredient. I have a slight intolerance to milk and it made my allergies flare up (runny nose, sniffles, sneezing, itchy eyes) not so good when trying to spot and stalk sheep!! Does anybody know of a milk-free alternative? It would be great if it was something you could buy off the shelf, but if I have to make it from scratch, so be it.

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    Re: Just a backpacking food thread sheep hunt

    Just getting sheep gear ready, brought vector cereal for breakfast last year, left a bit to be desired with just water even though still better and faster than oatmeal. Came up with this concoction yesterday.
    1 cup 'edge' protein cereal
    1/4 cup vector granola
    4 tbsp powdered milk
    1 cup water and mix up, down the hatch. Tried a bowl and actually finished it.
    store individual portions in sandwich ziplocks then stuff all into large freezer ziploc ready for mornings.
    could substitute any cereal/granola and maybe an extra tbsp of milk but this mix has the following stats per breaky:
    110grams by weight, 450 calories, 30grams protein.
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    Re: Just a backpacking food thread sheep hunt

    Have a look at Backpacker's pantry, similar packaging to MH.
    In my opinion, much better tasting, and more higher calorie options.
    Recently did a taste test( at home) on some Heather's Choice dehy meals. Found out about them in Journal of Mountain hunting.
    Supper meals are net 4 oz, small packaging, approx. 600 calories and 20-30 g of protein. Does have higher(900) calorie planned, not yet available.
    BUT, ship from USA, so depends how bad you want some variety.

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    Re: Just a backpacking food thread sheep hunt

    For years when I was on the road working where we had to bring all of our own food with us I would put a scoop of protein powder in my morning oatmeal. Its a good way to get it in you and depending on the flavor you get it makes it a little better to eat after eating oatmeal 10 days in a row.

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    Re: Just a backpacking food thread sheep hunt

    I bring up olive oil to add to my meals. Very calorie dense. A couple tea spoons adds a
    couple 100 extra calories to your freeze dried.

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    Re: Just a backpacking food thread sheep hunt

    Olive oil is a great trick, I prefer butter though
    Heathers' choice sounds like a great product but pretty pricey! Would try my own dehy first, no time for me so mh and bp it is. I also like a box of hot rod pep sticks, they have a few calories lol

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    Re: Just a backpacking food thread sheep hunt

    What are you guys using for energy bars? I think I've eaten my last Cliff Bar.
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    Re: Just a backpacking food thread sheep hunt

    Vector bars for me, should change it up a but before sick of them too!

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