Im bored. What do you pack for lunch on the mountain?

[ezra]

I explained all the places cliff gives cash to to my local gas station owner who was stocking them . he quit stocking them. guess it helps he owns 3 sleds though.
I don't make my own bars but my bud makes his own special butter then makes desert bars for our trips :face-icon-small-win really helps pass the time on those 19 hr drives and avoids all that uncomfortable explaining of the skunky smell in the truck when pulled over for speeding

 

[YAMA S]

Mountain food & snacks

As for me I pack.....

Light beer, beer, ice beer, malted beer, flavored beer, vodka, whiskey, Jaegermeister, blackberry brandy, baileys, peppermint schnapps, rum, gin, grain alcohol, coffee port & APPLE PIE MOONSHINE!!!
I think that about covers it .... & some stoners that b*tch about not riding enough cause they were TOOOOOO stoned man!

But normally eat before I get unloaded. 5-20oz. waters 1-32oz Gatorade & I steal my kids fruit snacks!

 

[geo]

Nothin wrong with nothing along but sometimes you godda eat. That's where us Canucks might have an advantage. We get survival ed. from grade 1 to 6. It's a need with all the wilderness up here. Winter is a bit more advanced but there is food everywhere up here. It's free too!

I've had to re-fuel the body while out sleddin a couple of times and was glad of the early ed. I think it was a grade 2 field trip that the teach showed us how Chickadees huddle together in the lower branches when cold. Usually 4 or 6. Grab em, skin em, and gulp em (closer to chicken than you might think).
Warmer days bring out the squirrels. You need grade 3 and 4 hunting technique here (all ways a stick to sharpen around and the rock throwing competitions you get from grade 2 on can come in handy). Skin em, split em, and enjoy. I like patting them with pine nuts for added flavour (something you might try). Chances are this is a big enough meal you will forget about your supper when you get home.
A very refreshing, energy boosting drink is grab some lichen off a rock face, spread out your tinfoil ( a grade 2 class teaches you about keeping tinfoil, little knife and matches in your pocket at all times after you walk out the door to school) onto your pipe. lay in the lichen and add snow until it stops melting. Voila, fortified ice tea.

Thought I'd pass on some Canadian "general info". All the cabins we have up here are mostly for international visitors. If we are in them it is just to be hospitable not because we need them.
Hope you are having a great summer.

 

[diamonddave]

2 cans of Kodiak
5-8 (or more; as many as I can fit, 20oz waters)
On spring ride's I freeze half of them. Yes I sweat...bigtime.
4 Pizza Pockets (breakfast bacon and egg and meatball)
2 egg rolls
2 bags of lil' smokies
Hopefully leftover pizza...if not more of the above...
10-15 various candy bars
10 Percocet, 10 Advil, 10 Tylenol. Luckily, they are 5-6 years old.
12 lbs. of tools (chopper service is triple of BC)
Soup can and sock.
Tampon for when someone hurts their vagina

And depending on which group I'm riding with....

12 pack of Rainier...

Must be that former commercial fisherman in me of extreme preparation

I'm considering adding a 2nd muffpot this year.

 

[Snowmow]

2 cans of Kodiak

5-8 (or more; as many as I can fit, 20oz waters)

On spring ride's I freeze half of them. Yes I sweat...bigtime.

4 Pizza Pockets (breakfast bacon and egg and meatball)

2 egg rolls

2 bags of lil' smokies

Hopefully leftover pizza...if not more of the above...

10-15 various candy bars

10 Percocet, 10 Advil, 10 Tylenol. Luckily, they are 5-6 years old.

12 lbs. of tools (chopper service is triple of BC)

Soup can and sock.

Tampon for when someone hurts their vagina



And depending on which group I'm riding with....



12 pack of Rainier...



Must be that former commercial fisherman in me of extreme preparation



I'm considering adding a 2nd muffpot this year.

Mother of god.

 

[bnorth]

Nothin wrong with nothing along but sometimes you godda eat. That's where us Canucks might have an advantage. We get survival ed. from grade 1 to 6. It's a need with all the wilderness up here. Winter is a bit more advanced but there is food everywhere up here. It's free too!

I've had to re-fuel the body while out sleddin a couple of times and was glad of the early ed. I think it was a grade 2 field trip that the teach showed us how Chickadees huddle together in the lower branches when cold. Usually 4 or 6. Grab em, skin em, and gulp em (closer to chicken than you might think).
Warmer days bring out the squirrels. You need grade 3 and 4 hunting technique here (all ways a stick to sharpen around and the rock throwing competitions you get from grade 2 on can come in handy). Skin em, split em, and enjoy. I like patting them with pine nuts for added flavour (something you might try). Chances are this is a big enough meal you will forget about your supper when you get home.
A very refreshing, energy boosting drink is grab some lichen off a rock face, spread out your tinfoil ( a grade 2 class teaches you about keeping tinfoil, little knife and matches in your pocket at all times after you walk out the door to school) onto your pipe. lay in the lichen and add snow until it stops melting. Voila, fortified ice tea.

Thought I'd pass on some Canadian "general info". All the cabins we have up here are mostly for international visitors. If we are in them it is just to be hospitable not because we need them.
Hope you are having a great summer.

:canada: I can tell you're an old timer geo, these courses are now offered to grade 10 in public school for the kids that don't drop out to go lumberjacking or work at BRP. By grade 10 I had learned all of the above and some more advanced techniques such as building a survival shelter from a caribou hide and trapping wolves for wolf and winter berry stew.

 

[Jaynelson]

2 cans of Kodiak
5-8 (or more; as many as I can fit, 20oz waters)
On spring ride's I freeze half of them. Yes I sweat...bigtime.
4 Pizza Pockets (breakfast bacon and egg and meatball)
2 egg rolls
2 bags of lil' smokies
Hopefully leftover pizza...if not more of the above...
10-15 various candy bars
10 Percocet, 10 Advil, 10 Tylenol. Luckily, they are 5-6 years old.
12 lbs. of tools (chopper service is triple of BC)
Soup can and sock.

Holy crap dude! Tell us that's just what you "bring".....not that you somehow consume all of that in 1 day?? If so, I am impressed!!

 

[mountainhorse]

I look at food as fuel for me...

I choose things that I can digest well, that give me engergy and don't weigh/bog me down. No Booze, no "energy drinks", no fatty things that take all day to digest.

Nuts, hard boiled egg whites, homeade "carbo bars", usually a homade veggie/fruit juice....Stuff to graze on all day and not need a big meal.




.

 

[Snowmow]

I look at food as fuel for me...

I choose things that I can digest well, that give me engergy and don't weigh/bog me down. No Booze, no "energy drinks", no fatty things that take all day to digest.

Nuts, hard boiled egg whites, homeade "carbo bars", usually a homade veggie/fruit juice....Stuff to graze on all day and not need a big meal.




.

I digest and metabolize BEER very well.

 

[Deep Powder Guy]

I have called Dominos several times from the top of the hill and had them meet me at the parking lot.

DPG

 

[The Fourth Wolf]

That was a great post, funny, even for RMK8000 with the disporportional quantity of ugly women in his imeadiate geographic area. And I know what he means, an Alaska "10" is a lower 48 "2".

Just being willing starts 'em out at an automatic 6.

What's that old saying about Valdez? Oh, yeah, I remember now...

"In Valdez you don't lose your girl, you just lose your turn"

 

[Pro-8250]

All you need is Jimmy John's phone number!:face-icon-small-ton

 

[Snowmow]

Freeky fast!!!

 

[christopher]

Dollar store mini candy bars. 5 for a buck. I will pack 25 or so of them and share them with everyone else that us riding over the course of the day. Eat a big breakfast on the way to the trailhead, and a big dinner at the end of the day. But usually just snacks all day long

 

[Deep Powder Guy]

I also pack a 45 in case I catch any of you ****ers poaching my stash.

DPG

 

[Deep Powder Guy]

Dollar store mini candy bars. 5 for a buck. I will pack 25 or so of them and share them with everyone else that us riding over the course of the day. Eat a big breakfast on the way to the trailhead, and a big dinner at the end of the day. But usually just snacks all day long

I have ridden a few times on Halloween. My this year will be one of those years.

DPG

 

[christopher]

I also pack a 45 in case I catch any of you ****ers poaching my stash.

DPG

Well well, and here I thought I was the only one.

 

[Shattered1]

Usually just beer and Fireball. Left over pizza on occasion, but rarely without beer.

 

[christopher]

Usually just beer and Fireball. Left over pizza on occasion, but rarely without beer.

A man has to have his priorities eh?

 

[dmperry]

jalepeno poppers and cheese burgers by TGIF. I get them in the freezer section at Walmart. Fill up my muff pot and take enough extra to fill it again to share and to eat on the ride home. Nothing better than hot tasty food on a long ride.