In a 1000 mile race, you can't carry all your food with you. As a matter of fact, the Iditarod Trail Committee (ITC) requires that mushers ship a minimum of 60 pounds of food and gear to all but three of the checkpoints along the trail. This adds up to a LOT of food!

Here's some pictures of Ramy's food, gear, and the mountains of supplies.

(Click on the pictures for a close-up)
 

Annamaet dry dog food

Dry dog food - only the best for these little athletes!

Freeze dried meat

Champaine's freeze dried Beef...spendy, but worth its weight in gold.

 

Corn Oil

Corn Oil for the dogs

Duffel Bags

Dog blankets to keep them warm at night.

 

Boots and Liners

New (dry) felt liners for the mukluks. These can be a critical item when it's -30F.

Fish

Frozen fish

 

Salmon Snack

Salmon snacks...these will keep the dogs going for a while!

Sausage

Sausage from Champaine

 

straps

New plastic runners for the runners of the dog sled.

Tripe

Tripe...I betcha always wondered who ate the stuff...didn't you?

 
Food Drops - Page 2

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