I remember watching this during your PCT hike. You do eat a sh-- load of food, but I love the how your videos involve your camp and your meals. Keep the videos coming. 🦖
I too remember watching this! What a throwback to the past. I love it!!! My first comment is it the type of food, it’s the sheer amount, weight and space it will take up a pack. Although when crammed in a bag it’s probably not that big. :). Happy trails!!!
Dude! I got excited when I saw this post and suspected you might be hitting the PCT again this year. I leave the southern terminus in exactly one week on March 7! I will definitely be using some of your food tips (olive oil and especially actual butter carries) during my thru hike! Have an excellent summer and I will check in with your channel again once I’m off trail👍
Hey Scott, That's Awesome that your heading out there man, you will absolutely love the PCT!! I would do it again in a heart beat. Wish you all the best weather man! Happy Trails Brother!
Thnx! I'm working on my resupply and snacking plans for this spring! Pct class of 2020! Nobo in May, thnx for the great advice as well... Keeping your energy up by snacking regularly throughout the day. I still struggle to eat as often as I know I should for the first few days on trail. Cant wait for trail legs and hiker hunger! So far to go! 😁 Hike hard! Be safe! Love life! ✌
Great one Cornelius. I had seen it before in your PCT series. Already the fundamentals of great meals. Nowadays you completely rock the food, but the Pacific Culinary Trail was definitely a start. Hike on.
I'm sure to a lot of people that looks like a lot of junk but with the way you hike you need every bit of it. Good to show what you take along. Of course the beer is just a treat LOL
Hey man, just wanted to drop you a line since haven't seen anything pop up on your channel in a while (crazy times, I know). Hope you are doing well! Take care
On the PCT, have you ever had any really close encounters with grizzly bears, mountain lions or wolves and do you have any protection against such predators? Also, have you heard anything scary while you're sleeping? Maybe even some whooping, rock throwing or anything strange that might alert you to a possible sasquatch nearby. I've always been curious about that. You should do a short clip answering those questions. That'd be cool. Thanks man. Cheers from Cambridge, Southern Ontario.
Eating pretty good compared to some of the stuff I've seen elsewhere. Loving the beer, and seeing as its two nights worth those two next mornings will feel a lot lighter.
@@HurlgoatHiker I imagine there are some products out there in BC from what we have here in Ontario. I make red beans and rice from scratch, guess I will have to pull the dehydrator out and get to work for this year's canoe season. But I will keep an eye out for them still. Cheers.
I will be hiking the GDT not the CDT this year, I'm going back to school and don't have the time for the CDT this year although I would absolutely love to.