EP 457: Backcountry Food, Systems, Tips, and Recommendations with Josh Kirchner

In this episode I wanted to answer some of the questions I get surrounding backcountry food, cooking systems and recommend some products many of you have probably never heard of. My guest for this show is Josh Kirchner (@dialedinhunter) Josh recently just finished writing a book called Becoming A Backcountry Hunter which is now out on Amazon. Josh has also been a long time Backcountry Fuel Box subscriber and seemed like the perfect guys to have on and talk about dialing in your hunting food system. Check out Josh’s website here, to see his gear lists, articles, book, and more.  Show Notes:  Intro – Spring Bear Hunting – 0:02:16 Josh’s Book Inspiration & Old Food Staples – 0:05:27 Pro Tips For Backcountry Planning & Habits – 0:19:46 Water Purification & DIY Simple Meals – 0:30:56 Stove Options – 0:41:01 Hydration/Energy & Containers/Bladders Tips – 0:51:08 Josh’s Favorite Products – 0:55:24 Josh’s Book “Becoming a Backpack Hunter”- 1:08:53 This episode of the podcast is made possible by Backcountry Fuel. Backcountry Fuel box is the one subscription box you are actually going to love getting. Whether you are a hard-core backcountry hunter or a mom who doesn’t like to go to the store. Having snacks delivered to your door is great for hunting, or just taking the kids on a bike ride. It simple, always have great snacks, you get to try out new things, and you never have to leave the house, its a win win win really. If you want the box, and you want access to our exclusive Patreon Content, you can get the a monthly box with essentially free Patreon by going directly to Patreon.com/therichoutdoors and signing up for the Fuel Box tier. It is literally the cheapest option for the box and you get access to ad free listening, plus the extensive elk and mule deer podcasts only available through Patreon. Feel free to change tiers and cancel at anytime no questions asked.  Check it out at patron.com/therichoutdoors, or sing up for the box directly at Backcountryfuelbox.com