The Disabled Hiker, Feeling Earth, Part-6

Episode 4, Feeling Earth

Part 6, The BANBA Camp Stove

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TaSunka's First Bear Encounter

My love of primitive wood stoves made me the perfect candidate for testing out the BANBA by Four Leaf Gear Company. Used as both a wood and alcohol stove, the BANBA offers an incredibly flat and pack friendly design yet has the stability associated with less compact stoves. 

 However, shortly after beginning my second cup of coffee, the resident neighborhood water thief paid our food Camp one last visit. Giving TaSunka his first eyes on lesson in what an apex predator is.

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The Disabled Hiker, Feeling Earth, Part-3

Episode 4, Feeling Earth

Part 3, A Great Camp (TaSunka's trail)

My hiking companion TaSunka, kicks off part three with his own personal opinion and our review of Bison Designs, Bison Bowl. A lightweight and compatible food and water dish great for dogs on the go.
 

However, when comparing the weight of human food to dog food, I must pose a significant question. "Do they make dehydrated meals for dogs?" 

Understanding how a bears mind works is part of setting up a good, clean, camp. And by "Using a Food Camp" and a "Bear Bag Zip Line System"... keeping the big and burly at bay gets a little bit easier.

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The Disabled Hiker, ep-3, LIFE IS CHANGE, part-4

THE STANLEY ADVENTURE CAMP COOK SET (Gear review)

After vowing to eliminate the aluminum in my Cook set, I went out looking for a set of stainless steel cups to switch out the old ones. But when I saw the Stanley Adventure Camp Cook Set, I decided to take a chance on something a little different.

As a person camping with physical challenges, I try to keep it simple when cooking in the field. So I'm always looking for "simply add water" kinds of food to bring with me should I feel the need for a hot meal. However, in the summertime I'm usually happy to eat "as is" foods such as beef sticks, crackers, and so on. So in these warmer months I find little need to do more than heat water for coffee.

Although I was a little skeptical at the time I purchased this cook set. I must admit, I am very pleased with the Stanley Adventure Cook Set.

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