White Water
Williams, 1993Prepping for my longest road trip for a pin, going out of state this time....leaving about 5am tomorrow
My neighbor asked me where I was going and when I told him he gave me $50 to pick up a pound of sweet and sour turkey jerky, seems expensive...is that the going rate? Hopefully its not the only thing I come home with
A few travelling pics, and maybe a money shot...lets see what happens...
Turkey Jerky? Gross. Just toss some shoe leather in a bag and hand it to him. 
Hope you have a safe drive!
Early Start! Have a safe Trip, and enjoy!
To answer the Jerky question, I end up at $17/pound from Dublin.
Love their Buffalo Jerky.
(They have Elk, Pheasant, Boar, even Kangaroo!)
Turkey jerky.... My wife insists on getting that when we are in TX visiting her parents, I think the place is called Buckys or something. It is much like chewing on shoe leather, I don't see the draw.
I cannot imagine you are going that far.
Bishop California, checked out their website. John Wayne used to get his jerky there and he died from stomach cancer!
Its a decent business....Had a friend buying at $12 ish a pound wholesale, and packing for $39 a pound at Street Fair type sales.
He mentioned an average daily profit take home of $800-$1200 a day.
He worked 3 days a week, 1-2 weekends a month...not bad...
(although he ate a lot of the profits!)
I had never driver through the Sierras before, wow what a beautiful place. It was worth the drive with or without a game (or jerky)...
Quoted from Travish:Damn $39.04 a pound. Looks like I need to buy a dehydrator and bust out some guns.
Pinside prices!! HaHa 
Quoted from Travish:Damn $39.04 a pound. Looks like I need to buy a dehydrator and bust out some guns.
Get a smoker. I use the hell out of mine.
Quoted from Electrocute:Bishop California, checked out their website. John Wayne used to get his jerky there and he died from stomach cancer!
along with about 30 lbs of undigested meat in his intestines.
Quoted from Darcy:Don't think people want squirrel, rabbit, neighbours cat, as a jerky meat.
I'm so glad I'm a vegetarian. Ugh. Disgusting.
Quoted from Cybergoonie:I'm so glad I'm a vegetarian. Ugh. Disgusting.
How do you know someone's a vegetarian?
They will tell you. 
What ever happened to good old fashion beef jerky?
Or are you one of those guys that eats chicken hot dogs too.
Ok so I have had no cell service for the last few hours, which caused a bit of a huccup as I had no way to touch base with seller.The pin was at a 3rd party location and I was still not 100% sure that everything would fall into place. We stopped at a coffee shop and a barista was kind enough to let my wife use her phone to text the seller.
Everything went smooth and easy when I meet the seller (a fellow pinsider) and the game was as described... we jumped back on the road in about 20 min...then hit pounding rain , now we are in the mammoth mountain area with game in tow...
Quoted from SUPERBEE:We finally get to see what the infamous Cosmo looks like. God you are one hell of an ugly mof ! lol Come on man, what game is is it ? !!!!!!
Giddy up...
WH20 is so good - worth the drive for sure.
The trip is half of the fun. Glad it was a safe one and that you had a good time. A good guy and an asset to Pinside. Enjoy your newest toy!
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