Favorite Hunting Camp Meals

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  1. doepatrol2000

    doepatrol2000 Weekend Warrior

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    What are y'alls favorite meals to cook at hunting camp?
     
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    fresh liver and heart with onions and a side of fried potatoes and a cold six pack to wash it down, cause it means I'm done hunting :)
     
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    The guys at camp always look forward to my chili
     
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    Grandpas bisquits and sausage milk gravy with his famous iron skillet fried potatoes
     
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    Perch and sweet potatoes fries.
     
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    Spaghetti - beanie - weenie.


    Cheapest cans you can get of spaghetti and beans along with the cheapest hotdogs
    sliced and cooked in a pan with catsup and mustard to taste.
    I like to add a little brown sugar to sweeten it up a bit too.
     
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    Same here...I make the best chili you never had. Turkey, venison, elk. Doesn't matter it's the first thing that gets ate at the community table.

    I also make a mean lasagna that I freeze before I head up and then by day 4-5 gets thrown in the oven.
     
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    Hunting Camp for me is usually based out of a backpack on the side of a mountain... So Mountain House is usually the go to. I almost always have instant taters to go with fresh backstrap in the case of a downed animal though!
     
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    I thought you were a health nut? Life is too short to eat crappy food....
     
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    Mo_bowhnter Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Grilled deer steaks has to be number one on my list.
     
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    Homemade chicken noodle soup, made in advance with nice thick homemade eggs noodles then frozen. Heat er up and pour on top of a generous portion of instant taters.... finish with a good cold beer. Elk / bear camp heaven
     
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    Best chicken noodle soup I've had was in Kansas last year...seriously, you got chops bud.
     
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    lol Thanks, pretty sure I cheated then though and used bag noodles so you got short changed :)
     
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    Flap jacks with spam! I'm from Michigan so you have to quote escanaba in da moonlight.

    Honestly biscuits and gravy. Breakfast lunch and dinner. Im set
     
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    Dang....and to think all those grocery store runs we had to do because someone kept getting it wrong for the lady...ingredients for them surrounded us. haha! :evilgrin:
     
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    No pasties????!!!
     
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    lol true... I was being lazy
     
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    Deer Noodles, ground deer meat with seasoned flour to make a gravy and egg noodles stirred in. We also do Thanksgiving dinner at deer camp so its a smorgasbord of everything good haha
     
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    "Can't believe I just drank a moose testicle" haha

    On a side note, taco soup is also a must. Keep hot all day and eat when you can/want.
     
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    got a bit of a kick to it eh? What proof is this stuff?
     
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