Duck blind meals.

sounds silly but a good hot dog around 11am can be magical tasting.

 

Always a good idea.

 

I make bacon topped cinnamon rolls in the blind. Awesome!

 

Back in the olden days when we used charcoal buckets for heat, we'd grill summer sausage, top it with cheddar cheese and place that on a saltine cracker with a liberal dose of Tiger Sauce. Don't use charcoal in the blind any longer and from the blind, it's a 5 minute drive to the store what makes fresh fried pork tenderloin biscuit sammiches.
When we hunt with our buddy over to Reelfoot, he always cooks a breakfast of sausage, eggs & biscuits. Grilled pork chops and fried potatoes & onions he makes is pretty good but I usually pass on it for lunch 'cause I'm savin' up for all you can eat catfish & country ham for supper at Boyette's.

 

Our traditional sea duck always included thick seafood chowder.

 

The first pic was just a cheese burger and cheesy hashbrowns. This one is called grass lake Pizza. Eggs, hashbrowns, sausage, mushrooms, pepper, etc and cheese all cooked together.

 

Walking in is usually a little Debbie, goose jerky, and/or an apple in the blind bag. If we’re doing a boat blind hunt that might last longer or an opener it’s usually sausage, egg, and cheese sandwiches

 

Pretty much a combination for us my favorite “Gold Standard“ usually goes like this . Coffee . Bs with buddies in the blind until shooting light . Doughnut after sunrise / first volley . Coffee . Deer sticks . Volley . About 945 Egg&cheese burritos or sandwich w/ hash browns . Volley . Coffee . Doughnut . Bs . Late morning volley . Pick a time to call it . Ok if we don’t see a Duck well give it till 1115 .

The colder it gets , the more ducks around the the better the meals get and breakfast often turns to lunch . Chili is my favorite bar none .

 

A few of the best rib eyes I've ever had were cooked in a boat blind! My go to is sausage patties with cheese on a steamed english muffin !