My buddy brought 3 cornish game hens last trip!
My buddy brought 3 cornish game hens last trip!
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The long brown path before me, leading wherever I choose.
For me and the boys its cigars. Nothing like a surprise stooge after dinner sitting next to a small fire.
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Great. Now I'm going to have Frank Oz's voice grating in my ear backwards speech in the entire time I'm out in the field today...Originally Posted by Cannibal
No way! That's their fault for intentionally bringing a tent. Sleeping in the bed you built and all that.
Teaches them a lesson, it does.
"Strong in the dark side, those tenters are..."
How did he get them to stay on the trail?
"Pips"
Mountains have a dreamy way
Of folding up a noisy day
In quiet covers, cool and gray.
---Leigh Buckner Hanes
Surely, God could have made a better way to sleep.
Surely, God never did.
Leashes. Long leashes. And collars.How did he get them to stay on the trail?
Or, maybe, a roost in a hammock?
This right here. A good cigar and a drink after a nice meal cooked over a fire is the best.
I guess it depends on the crowd though. For groups with kids a batch of smores and hot chocolate would go over well. Just watch out for Pinkfoot.
I do recall taking Wilderness Survival Merit Badge as a boy and the instructor dropping us off on a river island for the weekend and tossing a live chicken out!!!How did he get them to stay on the trail?
I do the same, but it doesn't appear to be a surprise anymore. I think my buds have become to reliant on my choice of premium brand sticks!For me and the boys its cigars. Nothing like a surprise stooge after dinner sitting next to a small fire.
Afoot and light-hearted, I take to the open road,
Healthy, free, the world before me,
The long brown path before me, leading wherever I choose.
These are great comments--keep them coming! On my trip to Charles Deam a couple of weeks ago, we were at a great site--off the path and on a bluff above Lake Monroe. Someone had lugged a huge (4 ft x 4ft?) heavy metal grate to the site and left it there. I would have definitely brought a few frozen steaks if I'd known! I'm loving the coffee and spare hammock ideas--just so happens that I've got a GT Ultralight due to arrive this week! I'd bring liquor, but luckily, that would surely be a redundancy on most of these trips! LOL!
Like dark chocolate with cranberries and almonds. Also bacon; wine; other spirits as already mentioned.
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