Duck Blind Breakfast Thread

[Stein]

I don't think this topic has a thread yet and I almost never take food hunting but sometimes you know the hunting this time of year might be slow, sometimes you need to entice someone out hunting and sometimes you end up on a great guided hunt where they make breakfast.

Anyway it happens, post up pictures and ideas here.  Last year we brought bacon bits and did "duck bites" fresh off the carcass.  For this weekend, I'm getting some sausage, maybe breakfast burritos, we'll see and update when it happens.  I want to do pancakes, but that's a bunch of junk to bring.

If you have pictures of big game or other hunting breakfast, fee free to derail thread as long as it's cooked in the field, no tailgates allowed.  Freeze dried meals strongly discouraged.  Bars, gels, powders, anything with the word "athlete" in the description as well as things eaten cold are strictly prohibited.

[2MANY]

Built many big floating blinds and cooked many breakfasts in them.
Those were the good days before this place got overcrowded.

[The Gobble-stopper]

Back in the 80's my duck hunting partner and I got the great idea of bringing some firewood with us. We were hunting the Willipa bay mud flats. It was a bluebird day and no birds coming into the deeks. So we pulled out the firewood got a big fire going. Pulled out two lawn chairs sat down and proceeded to roast hotdogs. I dont know how many times we had to shoot holding the stick or try to hold a cooked hotdog while shooting. But the mallards and widgeon were piling in. We never had so much fun, sitting out in the open cooking,eating, and shooting. Didnt seem to matter that we were in the open with a fire. Maybe the birds were just hungry for hotdogs too! 😀

[ghosthunter]

I invited a guy duck hunting years ago. Told him where to meet me in the field. He showed up with a pack pulled out a fry pan and cooked me bacon ,eggs, and hash browns on a jet stove. 

[kselkhunter]

Yep, love a hot breakfast in the blind.   We used to pack in the coleman camp stove, but these days I just take my JetBoil with the fry pan attachment.  Works well for frying up sausage and eggs in the blind, and doesn't take up too much space.  One of us in the group is usually packing in some duck or goose sausage and some buns to heat up for lunch too.