Backcountry Treats

[Gettincloser]

Yall are a coffee loving crew! But for my favorite, anything peanut butter! I will put a little peanut butter in any hot meal bag and stir it in! No one there to judge me for it!

 

[HuntHarder]

Sour patch Kids, Skittles, Starbursts and those gross oatmeal creme pies. So delicious in the back country

 

[NUGGET]

Meth once the tag is filled and the pack out begins. Doesn’t matter how good of shape you’re in I’m beating you to the top.

On an unrelated note I don’t hunt with cops.

 

[ShakeDown]

One of my go-tos is Justins PB + Honey Stinger. Funny story about this combo...

One year I got back from a trip with a good bit of food left. My wife (8 months pregnant at the time) asked me where she could buy more, because she enjoyed that snack combo so much. I asked her how many of the BP packs and waffles she had eaten... Come to find out in one day she had eaten almost 3,000 calories worth of the combo .

 

[Wyatt.Carter]

Peanut butter pack with almonds!

 

[Gottamopar]

My goto snack is dehydrated figs.. My tree is usually loaded most summers and try to stock up on them..

 

[Swampcruiser]

any of the Heathers choice Macaroons!

 

[rackcity24]

What kind of coffee do you guys use?? I've yet to try dark timber coffee, but i think thats my next one to try.

 

[Cahunter805]

I’m waiting to try some black rifle coffee. I’ve heard it’s very good. Will definitely test it this season.

 

[leadpillproductions]

Sheep hunt nothing better than a can of oysters

 

[Yukon_Jack]

Sheep hunt nothing better than a can of oysters

Definitely did not expect that answer, but I can dig it!

 

[West.mass.hunter]

I'm satisfied with cheap coffee. Strong, weak, bitter, old. It makes no difference to me. My wife thinks I'm weird

 

[KineKilla]

Peanut M&M's for me.

 

[leadpillproductions]

Definitely did not expect that answer, but I can dig it!

So good. Buddy pulled them out on top of mnt thought he was nuts . Now every sheep hunt gets them

 

[Poser]

I didn’t see it listed so far, but Pop Tarts for a second, mid morning breakfast are an absolute delight. I’ve year to figure out how to keep them from getting broken into piece, but who cares? In fact, eating then in small bites helps you to savor the pleasure.

*I never eat them at home but in the mountains, they sure hit the spot.

 

[mlgc20]

Little Debbie fudge rounds and oatmeal creme pies.

 

[Jacack]

Chocolate covered espresso beans.

 

[Sevens]

Sheep hunt nothing better than a can of oysters

Used to eat them as a kid at Grandma's house with cream cheese on crackers. Randomly picked up a tin a couple months back, which stayed in the pantry until we ran out of lunch meat one day. Now I've been eating smoked oysters fairly regularly while I shelter in place.

My favorite backcountry snack is droëwors. Don't know why, could eat it at home, but it's just one of those items that ends up in my pack. Think it just reminds me of hunting more than anything.

 

[Nate Akers]

This may be on another thread, but what is everyone's favorite backcountry treat (food or drink)? Something you really look forward to having, and only have at a certain time, or maybe only pack one per day to keep it special.

Nothing better than smoked venison jerky when you're up above the treeline!

 

[Yukon_Jack]

Used to eat them as a kid at Grandma's house with cream cheese on crackers. Randomly picked up a tin a couple months back, which stayed in the pantry until we ran out of lunch meat one day. Now I've been eating smoked oysters fairly regularly while I shelter in place.

My favorite backcountry snack is droëwors. Don't know why, could eat it at home, but it's just one of those items that ends up in my pack. Think it just reminds me of hunting more than anything.

Never tried them with cream cheese, but we have them on the regular on saltine's with a dash of hot sauce. Might have to make a tin end up in my pack this fall!