Our ranger in both '03 and '05 did not require us to do a one pot meal.
The crew prepared the meals as they had on the training hikes (which was
not the one pot method).
Phil Brown
Also, I told Wade that our ranger required us to do one meal with the
Philmont 1-pot method so he could "certify" that we knew what to do and
that he had trained us. Every other meal, as readers of Coop's updated
Guide know, we used rehydration in the food bag. I bet the Ranch would
be able to provide guidance on whether they would demand at least one
1-pot meal or allow all JetBoil all the time.
Dave Parmly
Knoxville, TN
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