I keep a single serve packet of spam in my backpack.

In the morning I eat enough to fuel me before I go out. I'll usually do the same for the afternoon except some Miller Lights might tag along with me to the stand.

Powder doughnuts, Dr Pepper, and an apple or 2. I actually had to put an apple down to shoot my best deer one morning, so now its just a tradition.

Coffee and chocolate donuts in the morning (tradition also). Usually nothing in the evening. Maybe a beer or two(or a whiskey over ice). Always have water.

a bottle of water is about it for me, I eat before & after the stand ... I am guessing all these that take all these varieties of eats & treats & drinks are NOT the same ones that use all the no-scent products

Coffee and Pop-Tarts in morning, and granola bar, bag of mixed nuts or trail mix, and Gatorade in the afternoon. The Gatorade bottles work as latrines when nature calls. And when it is cold I keep the pop-tarts in my inside pocket so they stay a little bit warm.

I like trail mix/nuts and jerky, with a pinch of snuff. Coffee gets the spirits moving so I avoid it when in the stand. Don't want to make a dash out of the blind unexpectedly.

Same here, except Copenhagen

Also known as "nabs" in some areas of East Texas and the Deep South.

No Viena Sausages and crackers? I thought those were considered essentials for any southern survival kit.

It would be nice to have a nice enchilada plate with a side of carne guisada served to you piping hot in the blind, but that's just a pipe dream I have.

Coffee in the mornings and jerky, sunflower seeds and water on evening hunts for me. My kids tend to pack the pantry with them when they go.

jerky, trail mix & gushers (a habit left over from when I took my son when he was young)....oh, and snuff....in that order...

I have come to the quick conclusion that if a Texas deer can learn to detect the smell of snuff, he can die of old age.

Same

Trail Mix

Fireball

Not anywhere there are Lance Crackers, I've never heard NABS

With a room temp Dr Pepper, it's not bad at all

Trail mix and jerky don't keep me filled up. I take a couple bologna sandwhiches, candy bars, cokes, water, and then maybe sunflower seeds or jerky.

Nothing unless one of my kids is with me.

beer. possibly a few bottles of water it there's room in the cooler.

Now if my kids are with me, we bring the entire pantry, plus ipads, dvd player, a dozen books, toys, and bb guns. If we do all that, I can keep them quiet for about 45 minutes before they turn into giggle bugs. They prefer road hunting.

Water eating is for the cabin at night. Cold beer and Jim Beam waiting there too.

Coffee, DP, beer. Don't eat while hunting.

Little Debbie's and Diet Cokes. Sometimes the little white powdered donuts. Sometimes a turkey sandwich, but always the Little Debbie's and Diet Cokes.

I have to laugh at the guys that get so serious about "I'm here to hunt, no food." I have snacks, an iPad with Kindle app, a Walkman, and my phone with Facebook, etc. sometimes I actually look out the windows and see if there are any deer. Meh. To each their own.