Recent content by rogue1832

Yes I do. Great guy, he is the one that creates the Camping Grate I bought.

I've always wanted to bike down the Going to the Sun, it does get a little spooky at times I think. I grew up in Columbia Falls so spent quite a bit of time up there.

Right now the first trip is up in the air. I am hoping to do it soon, probably Memorial day weekend to the Lochsa for Rendevous (which isn't really a multiday trip but we camp for 2-3 days), I think the first long trip will end up being 2nd or 3rd week in June when the rivers come down some. I...

Thanks Thanks! It works well for me, looking forward to getting some use out of it this year here soon!

Yeah, but I either got lazy or smarter. My percalator tipped into the fire one too many times while camping trip so I went looking for a better way to cook on the fire.

I think you can get one with a steel bottom plate too, I don't like that idea for me bc it makes it heavier and here in MT usually if you hit a rock you can move it six inches and drive it in the ground.

Campfire Cooking Grate I use one of these Billy Bob's Campfire Cooking Grate. They are simply and heavy duty so I don't have to worry about breaking them or how I pack them when I am raft/camping. Wish I would've had it when I floated the Wilderness Section of the Middle Fork of the Flathead...

Anyone have a recipe for the blueberry cobbler? I want to try making huckleberry cobbler this fall.

I don't know how many of you on this forum cook over open fires, but I do a lot of rafting/camping and end up cooking over open coals on the Lochsa River, Blackfoot, Smith River etc. I bought a Campfire Cooking Grate last year and it works great and makes it a lot easier to cook. Thinking...