That’s what I was thinking, I’ll try again this week. Good for them, hopefully they get the new equipment soon so they can catch up with demandI would guess they just go that fast. They are waiting on new equipment to show up and setup to try and fill orders faster. The equipment needed is built to order so it's taking a bit for the process and out of their hands so to speak. A small company just trying to catch up to their rapidly expanding customer base.
I have several other meals from different companies I just heard theirs are very good and wanted to give them a try. What companies are you using?I wouldn't bother, plenty of reputable companies making freeze dried meals for less money and near same nutritional value. Save your money and grab some stuff from a company that has their shit together.
I'm waiting for their growing pains to be over before trying to deal with them.
Heather's Choice, MTN House, Peak Refuel etcWhat companies are you using?
Yea to me it's definitely a sign the economy is good when people are dropping that kind of money for one meal while hunting. I sure hope this isn't a sign of what hunting is to become, where everyone that can afford to do it is running around in $1000 worth of hunting clothes with $600 back packs eating their organic, free range, low sodium, grass fed dehydrated $27 per bag meals.Oh heck....I remember when KUIU didn't have even 30% of their listed product actually available. Talk about growing pains. But they went on to succeed in huge fashion. Off Grid will likely do the same thing if they persevere. I can't ever find their dinner entrees in stock. I've given up on trying, but some day they'll be available readily and I'll try them. That's if my care provider will fix them for my evening meal....lol!
And edit this to add that I checked Heather's Choice website and they show just one entree available to purchase. One. At a time of the year when logic says they should have max availability. I'm not banging on them in any way. Their products are selling like crazy. $15 for a bowl of chowder and they can't make enough of it.
Can't forget their custom $2,000 rifles topped with a VX6 to shoot a forky 100 yards off the road.Yea to me it's definitely a sign the economy is good when people are dropping that kind of money for one meal while hunting. I sure hope this isn't a sign of what hunting is to become, where everyone that can afford to do it is running around in $1000 worth of hunting clothes with $600 back packs eating their organic, free range, low sodium, grass fed dehydrated $27 per bag meals.
Custom and $2,000 aren't in the same category. I would call that factory custom or modified price range. $3,000-$4,500 I would classify the custom route.Can't forget their custom $2,000 rifles topped with a VX6 to shoot a forky 100 yards off the road.
Can't forget their custom $2,000 rifles topped with a VX6 to shoot a forky 100 yards off the road.
Ordered their Cascade trial pack this week. Looking forward to trying them.So I went on the past two weeks to buy off grid meals and every time they have been sold out. I have been on right at the 5:30 mark and nothing. Is there something I’m doing wrong or do they just go that fast?