Wesley "Yeti Legs" Black
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3,123 appearances
11 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 10 Aug
Wesley "Yeti Legs" Black’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Crawfish etouffee, chicken tikka masala, and Mexican street corn grits.
That sounds like the specials for a restaurant you'd expect to find in the South, right?
Believe it or not, these are actually backpacking meals that you can eat out in the middle of nowhere on the dirt with an epic sunset backlighting the mountains.
Sarah and Brett Bolin, founders of Bolin Kettle, wanted to do just that, feast on amazing meals when camping out in the middle of friggin' nowhere.
So, they decided to create their own freeze-dried, not dehydrated, backpacking meals with first ingredients like butter, marinated chicken breast, whole milk, and Monterey Jack cheese.
Basecamp and I happily carried several Bolin Kettle meals with us on both the Colorado Trail and the Arizona Trail last year, and we never once regretted carrying a single ounce of those.
Sarah and Brett have perfected the three meals they currently offer, undoubtedly with more coming in the future, and they want you to try some of the backcountry goodness for yourselves.
They've given us a 10% discount code to share with you, our listeners.
Head over to BowlinKettle.com, pick out your favorite variety pack, whatever floats your boat, and plug in the code YETICHOW at checkout.
That is Y-E-T-I-C-H-O-W to get 10% off of your entire order.
Thank you, Sarah and Brett, for sponsoring this podcast and this episode.
And I wanted to ask one last heavy question here.
The public lands rule and its recension recently, is that going to affect conservation in Wyoming?
And is it going to affect your businesses at all?
And do you want to try and explain that to our listeners now and what this means for conservation?
love for nature is nonpartisan.
Like it spans all party lines and you know, it's, it's easy to try and segregate people based on their political beliefs.
But whenever I see people so strongly against, um, sell off of public lands that we all get to enjoy and it's our, you know, our privilege to get to enjoy.
Um, I don't know.
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