RE: [Philmont]: Inedible Trail Food???

Jerry,

Others have mentioned getting leftover food from Philmont as an
option. If you're practicing for a trek, this seems to make sense. We
did it getting ready for our trek this summer.

If you're looking for ways to do food during your regular troop
backpack outings, check out this web site:

http://www.freezerbagcooking.com/index.htm

Lots of great ideas and recipes all done with regular food that you
can find in most stores.

Regards,

Jason Bargar
ASM Troop 1296
Houston, TX
701-J2 2005

--- "Bailey, Jerry D" <Bailey.Jerry@med.va.gov> wrote:

> To learn about trail and/or hiking food - what one suggest to buy
> from REI,
> or other sporting/camping good stores to get started in these types
> of
> foods? I see it hanging up on the shelves but there is differ
> brands and
> entrees - I don't mind spending money - but I hate to waste it. Any
> recommendations for Name brand, name of foods, good, bad, etc,
> Thanks for
> sharing your experience! YIS: Jerry D Bailey

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Received on Wed Aug 24 06:41:22 2005