Has anyone tried any of the meals from Wise, or Lindon Farms?? I've tried Mountain House, but they are damn expensive compared to the others. Just wondering if they taste like crap or otherwise.
Hunting & Fishing Dehydrated meals?
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I have tried a couple different brands (I can't remember which ones) but I stick with mountain house despite the price. I have found the cheaper ones are usually really bland and the "natural" ones were the worst. I recommend just simple hearty meals from mountain house, my favorite is the spaghetti & meat sauce and the beef stew.
I have tried a couple different brands (I can't remember which ones) but I stick with mountain house despite the price. I have found the cheaper ones are usually really bland and the "natural" ones were the worst. I recommend just simple hearty meals from mountain house, my favorite is the spaghetti & meat sauce and the beef stew.
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Mountain House!!
...you can split them and put them into smaller zip lock bags and some hunters add potato buds(flakes) to their MH meals to stretch them out some. Taste pretty good.
Mountain House!!
...you can split them and put them into smaller zip lock bags and some hunters add potato buds(flakes) to their MH meals to stretch them out some. Taste pretty good.
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Mountain house for sure took 4 different kinds on a 2 week sheep hunt this yer and went back to the mountain every time just plain better tasting . Worth the price difference IMO
Mountain house for sure took 4 different kinds on a 2 week sheep hunt this yer and went back to the mountain every time just plain better tasting . Worth the price difference IMO
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After 109 days in the Alaska bush this fall guiding and trying every type, Mountain House is still No.1
After 109 days in the Alaska bush this fall guiding and trying every type, Mountain House is still No.1
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I have tried the wise and have some for emergencies. They are pretty bland...salt and your favorite spices help. I recently stumbled upon a guy on youtube making homemade dehydrated meals, and have to say they are pretty good.
Look up Mr.babelfish5 and check out a few. Its cheaper to diy and you know whats in it.
I have tried the wise and have some for emergencies. They are pretty bland...salt and your favorite spices help. I recently stumbled upon a guy on youtube making homemade dehydrated meals, and have to say they are pretty good.
Look up Mr.babelfish5 and check out a few. Its cheaper to diy and you know whats in it.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: waggs4570</div><div class="ubbcode-body">After 109 days in the Alaska bush this fall guiding and trying every type, Mountain House is still No.1 </div></div>
If that doesn't just make up you mind then nothing will.
And I thought me doing a 5 consecutive week "in country" stint was pushing it.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: waggs4570</div><div class="ubbcode-body">After 109 days in the Alaska bush this fall guiding and trying every type, Mountain House is still No.1 </div></div>
If that doesn't just make up you mind then nothing will.
And I thought me doing a 5 consecutive week "in country" stint was pushing it.
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I'd stick with MH, I have tried others but the higher price and easy availability makes MH a no brainer in my book.
I'd stick with MH, I have tried others but the higher price and easy availability makes MH a no brainer in my book.
