Deer Camp

DC219

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It varies, last weekend we grilled 26 dove breasts on an open fire. It was fantastic. Sometimes we cook venison, but mostly bring fairly simple things to prepare. A big bag of already cooked fried chicken is a go-to. Lots of snacks, baked beans, potato salad, BBQ can all be on the menu. We're planning for one of us to bring a smoked hind quarter one weekend.
 

Hduke86

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Jon and I enjoy backcountry lattes and vegan freeze dried meals whilst we stroll through the wilderness in our puffy Patagonia jackets, ever so often taking a break to ponder the awesomeness of seek1.
I guess I can't join the club with my Ozark trail thermos with Mayfield eggnog. My Mossy Oak 100% cotton hoodie. While I eat my instant garlic mashed potatoes from the bag.
 

AT Hiker

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I guess I can't join the club with my Ozark trail thermos with Mayfield eggnog. My Mossy Oak 100% cotton hoodie. While I eat my instant garlic mashed potatoes from the bag.
If Mayfeilds makes a pumpkin spice eggnog, then snag me a pint and you can join our club. I go full blown white chick on anything pumpkin spice.
 

Hduke86

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If Mayfeilds makes a pumpkin spice eggnog, then snag me a pint and you can join our club. I go full blown white chick on anything pumpkin spice.
If I can find some Starbucks pumpkin spice eggnog latte. That would give you a few more "likes" on your Instahoe or CrapChat. Then you could stage it next to a fire like you're way off lost in the wilderness and your Prius could be in the background.
 

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