A hungry dog hunts the hardest . lol

Theres alway the hot vehicle manifold if you like the food warmed up a bit just not too hot it volcanos out at you, then the options are endless like can ravioli, soups, hash or with a bit of aluminum foil not much you can’t warm up that way.

Order a delivered pizza.

Usually jerky and mixed nuts. A bunch of water. If it's really cold, I fill a thermos with tomato soup, it'll warm you up better than coffee.

If I'm sneak hunting all day, I just bring water.

Little sumpthin sumpthin in the morning......drink and a protein bar go in my small pack


I'm usually hangry by lunch and heading back to camp .......taking a short nap while the elk are napping.. ...then back out in the afternoon/evening

When I was a kid the deer hunt snacks were the same every year - a tradition. An apple, caramels, pink mints and lemon drop candy. My uncle and cousins came down for the deer opener and brought them every year.

Never eat till noon so pack a small lunch and eat where ever I might be. Home at dark eat something then.

To look at me you would think I never missed a meal in my life. But when I go hunting for the day I eat nothing. Always felt it sharpened my awareness of what was in the woods around me. Same with trapping. I found if I ate during the day I was less likely to add more sets at the end of the day to increase my line.

Eating in the stand usually causes me to fight the dookey demon until I'm on the ground.

Urinating regular is a given.

Always a big breakfast before a morning hunt. A decent size chunk of cheese, some bottled water and a small thermos of coffee and I'm good for most of the day.

Bow season, light stuff, granola, jerky, peperrmint mints, oatmeal chocolate cookies home made. Rifle all day sits, summer sausage sandwich, jerky, oatmeal chocolate cookies. Thermos of coffee.

I almost never eat before going out in the morning. I also almost never bring food or drink with me. When I do, I can't leave it alone. I'm usually out for no more than 5 hrs, so I eat when I get home. I'm also not hunting in deep wilderness, so not too concerned about emergency rations.

When I used to group hunt just ate a big breakfast, then we’d stop for coffee ate the guys house we based out of about noon and then eat that night when I’d get home.

Jerky and water and coffee and a couple little Debbie’s

I won’t be able to concentrate and I’ll get fidgety and uncomfortable.

Ready!!!