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Hamburgers in the bush are great, oh so good! Regarding spam and the like, the only individually portioned, foil-pouch 'meat' I have been able to find in Canada is Clover Leaf tuna, single slices of spam, or pouches of chicken, don't seem to be available.

I bought a RBW map case last summer, I'm really impressed with the quality. https://recreationalbarrelworks.com/product/paddlers-map-case/

Here in my part of Southern Ontario, near Sarnia, its not a problem finding groundhogs, nor is it a problem to find a coyote, their numbers have increase significantly in the past 20 years.

I have one of those red poly Nalgene bottles too, love the included funnel. Their banned? How come?

I've had a 4-piece Diawa fishing rod kit since I was in junior high or high school, its been a great fishing rod.

Mmmm, love Mackerel. Used to buy it from a fella out of the chest freezer on the back of his truck near Porters Lake, NS.

Maybe you were, hmmmm.....

For me, the single device is not appealing, I don't want all my eggs in one basket. To me, there are many benefits of a Garmin over a cell phone, such as it is a much more ruggedly built device. And the Garmin is always in my pfd, I don't have to go looking for it.

Ah, the cone of shame, poor fella. And yes, the cat is taunting him.

And the recipe would be? Come on, you can't just tell us that you make and dehydrate yourself, say it was popular, show a mouth-watering picture and NOT share the recipe? Come on, man!

I like Knorr cheddar broccoli rice sidekick with additional dehydrated veggies and a clover leaf tuna pouch. Another favourite is instant mashed potatoes (doctored with garlic and other spices), dehydrated veggies and dehydrated hamburger or even rehydrated homemade beef jerky or sliced up...

For tarp ridge lines, I use 6mm static cord, which has a tensile strength of around 700 lb. The benefit of static cord vs paracord is that static cord does not stretch...

Kejimkujic was one of my first adventures when living in NS, what a great place to paddle and explore!

Your posts on paddling in NS are making miss living there, thanks :-(

Back in August, I was looking to replaced my 1996 Land Rover Discovery. I figured it was going to be hard to replace given how much stuff I can put in, put on top, and pull with the Disco. I ended up buying a 2022 Toyota Rav4. Somewhat surprisingly, it can hold almost as much as the Disco...

Mmmm, pastries and other savouries! We us our Outback Oven to make soda bread, biscuits, bannock as well as blue berry crumble.

Yes, a candle lantern can be used safely. Camping in late autumn/early winter, I use my UCO candle lantern in my 4 season tent just before going to bed and first thing in the morning to add a bit of warmth and to remove condensation, it does the job.

I have found this product, Odorcide, works well to remove unwanted odours https://www.odorcide.com/

I thought about writing down Whiskey (or Whisky, depending if it is Irish or Scotch) as a luxury, but it feels more like a necessity :)

Big Agnes Big Six Camp Chair. It took a while to finally pull the trigger on this chair because of the price, but once I sat in it, wow, it is so comfortable and sturdy and when packed away it is only marginally larger than much smaller chairs. Insulated Camp Chair Cover for the Big Six Camp...