Kevin Underwood- http://kunderwoodblog.wordpress.com/
Just the havalon now, I used to carry two of the buck pack lite knives but the steel didn't hold up well enough. No first aid item except sometimes I do take a couple handfuls of advil in a ziplock bag. Your only starving for the first day or two, then your body gets used to it after that and its really not bad.
Kevin Underwood- http://kunderwoodblog.wordpress.com/
My goal is usually 1500 calories per day, the two honey stingers and the nut butter give me a little over 500 of that in just 3 ounces. the trail mix kicks in a good portion depending on how much a guy eats and it makes an easy snack. The meal bars kick in about 160 cal per ounce and i take about 4-5 oz per day so theres another 700+ calories there.
Kevin Underwood- http://kunderwoodblog.wordpress.com/
I also realize this isn't for everyone, and there is nothing wrong with taking other stuff or carrying a few extra ounces. This is what I have cut down to carrying after several years of fine tuning and finding what I use on trips and what I don't. What is left are the only item I feel that I have to have to live as a predator in the mountains.
Kevin Underwood- http://kunderwoodblog.wordpress.com/
I put the justins on the honey stingers! Double whammy
Kevin Underwood- http://kunderwoodblog.wordpress.com/
If anyone wants to check out my bull from this year you can see the story here. Finally got it up online!
Kevin Underwood- http://kunderwoodblog.wordpress.com/
Thanks for posting it, I am always looking at home to minimize pack weight you gave me some ideas.
Kevin Underwood- http://kunderwoodblog.wordpress.com/