Freezer Only Aboard?

[flightlead404]

Originally Posted by Heathenly Twins

Well personally, I'm trying to just eat animal products or whatever fruits happen to be in season locally. Essentially trying to mimic a pre agricultural era diet (more or less) so I go with ghee and am going to try rendered beef tallow as they don't require refrigeration. This diet really simplifies things 😄

The next few years I'll probably just cruise around British Columbia and Alaska but then might head down to Mexico and the Pacific Islands. BC and Alaska are pretty easy as it doesn't get too warm for too long especially further North.

Gee is dairy. Definitely not preagricultural.

[Heathenly Twins]

Originally Posted by Compass790

The other thing you can do is as you eat your way thru the frozen meat meat is you can freeze a bottle of salt water & put it in a chilli bin ( kiwi for cooler ) Then you can put stuff in the cooler. If you make a thick walled cooler out of polystyrene you can get quite a few days out of ice bottles. Also thaw yr meat out in the cooler to help its cooling. Might be good to put beer in.

If you cruise around BC & Alaska there are deer everywhere... just sayn.

Yes that's a good idea, I think I will try it and yes, I'd like to try hunting again but am unsure of the legality of doing so as I am nomadic. I will contact the local conservation officers to ask.✌🏻🙂

[Heathenly Twins]

Originally Posted by flightlead404

Gee is dairy. Definitely not preagricultural.

Hence the "(more or less)"

Ghee is a lot easier to find in stores than beef tallow or even beef suet so I often buy it. I'm pretty lean now so I need to eat a ton of fat.

[Mr B]

Originally Posted by Heathenly Twins

Yes that's a good idea, I think I will try it and yes, I'd like to try hunting again but am unsure of the legality of doing so as I am nomadic. I will contact the local conservation officers to ask.✌🏻🙂

Who is going to notice if you get a deer in Alaska, Its not exactly over populated with people,

A gun licence would be your bigger problem,

[boatpoker]

Originally Posted by goboatingnow

Are you gonna die, who knows

I know

[Heathenly Twins]

Originally Posted by Mr B

Who is going to notice if you get a deer in Alaska, Its not exactly over populated with people,

A gun licence would be your bigger problem,

Oh I would never roll the dice with the USA authorities, I like my freedom.

I have a Canadian firearms license already and initial investigation has led me to believe Canadians are generally allowed to be armed in Alaska if they want. Really it seems like a wise idea to me. But I will contact the relevant agencies directly and get it in writing that it's allowed. I wouldn't try hunting in Alaska anyway, licenses are probably expensive for foreigners. I know of a few places in BC where you can get more deer than you can eat if you wanted.

Are you allowed to hunt in NZ? From what I've seen NZ is a lot like BC. Looks beautiful and probably lots of good hunting and fishing. Hope I make it there at some point

[Heathenly Twins]

Originally Posted by boatpoker

I know

Lol, well that was eerie 😂

[boatpoker]

Originally Posted by Heathenly Twins

Oh I would never roll the dice with the USA authorities, I like my freedom.

I have a Canadian firearms license already and initial investigation has led me to believe Canadians are generally allowed to be armed in Alaska if they want.

You do realize that Alaska is not in Canada and the fire arms licenses are not international.

[Mr B]

Originally Posted by Heathenly Twins

Oh I would never roll the dice with the USA authorities, I like my freedom.

I have a Canadian firearms license already and initial investigation has led me to believe Canadians are generally allowed to be armed in Alaska if they want. Really it seems like a wise idea to me. But I will contact the relevant agencies directly and get it in writing that it's allowed. I wouldn't try hunting in Alaska anyway, licenses are probably expensive for foreigners. I know of a few places in BC where you can get more deer than you can eat if you wanted.

Are you allowed to hunt in NZ? From what I've seen NZ is a lot like BC. Looks beautiful and probably lots of good hunting and fishing. Hope I make it there at some point

Im in Australia, We have different laws to NZ,
But their fishing and shooting areas are very good, Great Scenery,

[Heathenly Twins]

Originally Posted by boatpoker

You do realize that Alaska is not in Canada and the fire arms licenses are not international.

Yes I do.

I think Alaska is a special case, however. The sparse human population and numerous apex predators make it a good idea.

Like I said, my investigation into this has been cursory so far. I'm not going to just sail in to AK with a rifle aboard not having done my research and gotten any necessary permits. I know better than to piss off US authorities 😂

[Heathenly Twins]

Originally Posted by Mr B

Im in Australia, We have different laws to NZ,
But their fishing and shooting areas are very good, Great Scenery,

Oh whoops, my mistake.

How is it in Australia then? I hear conflicting information about what is allowed. I gather feral pigs, cats and dogs are a big issue in the North but I don't imagine many people eat those.

Is the fishing good?

[Mr B]

I thought every one in Alaska carried a gun for self preservation,
Its better than being eaten by nearly every thing that walks on land there,

[Mr B]

Originally Posted by Heathenly Twins

Oh whoops, my mistake.

How is it in Australia then? I hear conflicting information about what is allowed. I gather feral pigs, cats and dogs are a big issue in the North but I don't imagine many people eat those.

Is the fishing good?

Australia is nearly the same land mass as the USA, Depends on where you are,
What you do, Fishing, shooting, Etc Etc,
My trip around OZ is about 18,000 miles, Its a very big Island, Hahahaha

[Heathenly Twins]

Originally Posted by Mr B

I thought every one in Alaska carried a gun for self preservation,
Its better than being eaten by nearly every thing that walks on land there,

I think it's pretty common, especially outside of the touristy areas. Probably a bit more covert these days as it seems more contentious than it used to be.

I kind of don't want to bother because it's a hassle but then I remember bears don't show a lot of empathy toward their lunch.

[Heathenly Twins]

Originally Posted by Mr B

Australia is nearly the same land mass as the USA, Depends on where you are,
What you do, Fishing, shooting, Etc Etc,
My trip around OZ is about 18,000 miles, Its a very big Island, Hahahaha

Yeah that's huge...did you sail all the way around? How about Indonesia? I really want to go there.