Duck blind meals.

Pancakes with bacon/sausage or a breakfast casserole. Usually make the casserole the night before and warm it up in the campchef oven.

 

Our normal is either bacon, eggs, and cheese sandwiches or cheeseburgers. Once I brought some marinated Sika deer to grill.

 

I was gonna say a fireball pocket rocket, and a fat line if you been out too late the day before

 

I've considered putting plywood silhouettes of guys peeing and squatting as confidence decoys.

 

Bag of mushrooms and a half-sleeve of dip.

 

Best I've ever had. 20 degrees, Bay water blind, fresh hotdog to warm you up.

 

Upside down bisquit sammich. Basically, scrambled eggs with spicy sausage, onions, peppers, topped with cheese & then cover with half bisquits. Put lid on the skillet finish with the cheese melting everything together.

 

Makes even the slowest of days interesting

 

We've got a small stove and a large griddle in our pit. When our main cook does breakfast
it's bacon, sausage and biscuits and the best damn brown sausage gravy you ever put down
your neck. Even when hunting is real slow I'll go just for the breakfast.

 

It must suck to have time to cook in a blind.

The only time I've ever cooked while on a hunt was when the tide stranded us on and island in the sound. We were going to be there about 8 hours so I got bored and collected a bunch of clams, oysters and mussels. Started a driftwood fire and cooked to kill the boredom.