I generally only take a bottle of water. On a typical work day, I wake up eat a light breakfast like a granola bar, then Idon't eat at all until dinner, after dinner I eat until I go to bed. So it's not a big deal for me to go in the stand and not eat all day.
As much as I can carry!! Cold season I'll bring a Stanley thermos full of coffee and a Stanley thermos full of oatmeal. It's amazing how good steaming hot oatmeal is at 11am when it's 20 degrees! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Cliff bars! But the wrappers are really noisy, so if I'm really on top of things I open them and put them in ziplock bags. Apples, definitely for my breath on the way into the stand, and snacking. I basically stick to that. I think jerky smells too much, atleast my homemade venison jerky.
Soft Peanut Butter cookies and bottled water. If it is an all day sit, I will do a protein bar. I have learned to put them in a Ziploc bag to keep down on noise.
For whatever reason Snickers bars are the first thing I throw in my bag. And usually just take a bottle of water. When I was younger though I would take a full on meal turkey sandwich, crackers and cheese, grapes, Snickers, and water.
Don't need an Acorn Cruncher when you pack a bag of honey roasted peanuts . I also pack some peanut butter crackers and a protein bar .
Water and a flavored drink or hot tea in a thermos on cold days. Cliff bar or power bar. Kilboars Hunt Club
Well all day hunts I take a thermos full of coffee a bag of skittles, cliff bars, 2 sandwiches such as turkey cheese, or summer sausage and butter, the a bottle of poweraid Sent from a note in a bottle.
Nothing.. hunger gives me incentive. Its like walking in a grocery store starving.. you better be packing some big bills! LOL I dont typically eat much until dinner anyway so I dont take anything. I have been hitting the Oreo cookies before I leave in the am tho.. lol
Always take a bottled water or 2... I've taken my kids cheese gold fish, I've taken pretzels, bananas, crackers... Anything small that can fit in a small ziplock bag
In the tree stand, which isn't that often, minimal. In the blind, which is often in the morning, a thermos of coffee and some fiber one bars. I usually don't crack any of it open til after an hour of light, though. With my kids, everything in the pantry. It sounds like we're making a five course meal in there but on a windy day it isn't a problem.
Sandwiches, Cliff Bars, Energyy Drink, peanuts, water. I used to eat a lot more but now that I am getting older my metabolism is slowing down and I am not as hungry.
