What do/would you take to eat for an all day hunt?

Whatever I take in the ice chest that morning if I plan on hunting all day. Dry sausage, crackers, cheese, jerky.....it is just to get me by if I plan on hunting all day. Did this a lot when hunting mule deer. Ate a good breakfast and then a good supper on those days.

As in carried with you into the field ?
Boiled eggs
Banana bread
Clif bars
Granola bars
Sandwiches
Jerky/slim jims
Gorp
Vye-ainnies
MRE'S
Sardines/kipper snacks/fish steaks
Snack crackers/cheese crackers/peanut butter crackers
Sausage/ham biscuits

Just about anything filling that can be eaten
without cooking

Will be walking in before light and out after dark. Not wanting to cook anything and the hotel has no cooking accommodations either.

I pack a jet boil when I go out on most hunts.

In my pack I carry several snacks, cliff bars, snickers, gummy bears, jerky/sausage and either some ramen or a mountain house, along with a sandwich.

Morning I’ll eat either a jerky or a cliff bar. Mid morning I’ll usually have the ramen, if no ramen I’ll eat the sandwich. Lunch I’ll eat the mountain house or the sandwich. Then mid afternoon some jerky or a snickers and that will last me until dinner.


I tend to eat alot during hunts, but if I’m out all day I’m typically fairly active.

Pb&j, spam single serve packages, Vienna sausages, granola bars, apples.

Even hunting the wind, you'll attract every coon in the county.

Also keep in mind you pack a bunch of sardines, Vienna sausages, anything that comes in a can….you will have to carry the can around with you all day.

Yep, keep it simple.

Jerky, snack stix, can of peaches, water... Probably a boot jug.

I rarely eat more than twice a day, often times just once. If I eat a decent breakfast there is about zero chance I will be hungry until dinner time in the evening. I can’t remember ever taking anything to eat while hunting. Even when I go work at the ranch all day I will stop and get breakfast tacos on the way there and then not eat anything until I am back home in the evening.

Apple and a protein bar when I'm backcountry hunting. I don't like jerky in the field because it makes me thirsty.

Protein bars, nuts, peanut butter, Bobo bars and normally a breakfast. In blind, mule or backpack it’s all about the same. I put gallon zip lock bags together at the beginning of the year. I have two totes. Day hunt and overnight. Overnight adds a dinner

Go to’s are: Biscuits and Gravy, peaches and oats, breakfast skillet

Good grief...How do you guys stay "not-fat" eating all the time??

I NEVER take snacks to the blind (or in the boat) and I guarantee I got several biscuits on most of yall.

anything with peanuts will keep you full longer

Peanuts
Crackers
cheese
Dried sausage is typically what I'd have in my backpack to snack on

Think I’m gonna go with peanuts and some crackers water and maybe coffee.

Summer sausage with cheese and crackers.
Salami sandwiches
Gatorades
Snickers bars.

I keep a tote of food in the truck. It has everything listed above plus those jars of yellow fin tuna steaks in herbed EOO. The several of us have different preferences and we probably eat more when hunting than when not.

I put Snickers, granola fruit/nut bars, jerky and maybe an apple in my pack. I used to also take caffeinated jelly beans as an afternoon coffee substitute to avoid a headache. Sports beans?

I make scratch biscuits. Sausage, egg and cheese on one of these. Zip loc bag that I reuse. One of these in my day pack. All I need.

Now I understand why you are rotund.......probably look like a coon rummaging thru those two totes....

Ya'll better pack some TP with all that. Better yet Wet Wipes.

One folded paper towel. More functional, multiple uses.

That's not a problem
I usually have a plastic w mart sack in my
pocket to pick up trash and what not that
thoughtless trespassing bass turds throw
down- food wrappers, beer cans, spent hulls,
cigarette butts, etc.
Good stuff to show the warden

Apples are good because you can just throw the cores and leftover apples out from your stand as bait and not have to carry them back out.