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Captain Moggy's?
I would rather catch an cook the captains 'moggy' (Cat) than eat one of those! Would probably taste better too!
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Dried Noodles (Bulk Filling), Cereal bars (Energy) and lots of Multi-Vits (Goodness) and what people often forget Enough clean water to cook with. The above kept us going in more situations then I care to count due to Her Majesties Logistics core being complete Muppets.
Packs light always ready and keeps you on your feet for a few days when needed.
Add the Cat for Protein, or anything else you can run over.
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mmmmmmmmm tasty!
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Originally Posted by juddadredd
Add the Cat for Protein, or anything else you can run over.
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Good point there Lee, fresh roadkill (rabbit, hare, pheasant, pigeon, squirrel etc) are well tasty, FREE and the "nasty" part of killing ( for some people anyhow, i'd kill and eat my Mums pet dog if I was hungry enough...... sorry Mum!)
How to tell if roadkill is fresh? are its eyes still glossy? Good, its fresh enough to eat, they dull off after a few hours. less in hot countries.
Bon Apetit!
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They're luverly, better than dead camel from 't side o road anyhows
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Dead Camel!
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They're luverly, better than dead camel from 't side o road anyhows
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Now then Moggy, I didn't mention Camels cos there a bit of a beggar to strap to the topbox, plus your not liable to run into many dead Camels in Sweden, Spain or Stratford-upon-Avon now are ya?
Anyone ever tried Camel? I tried Horse, that was ok, didnt find it by the road dead mind you....
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