The best meal you ever had in a Duck Blind

[anthony m coons sr]

Dang buddy, I'm hungry now. That all sounds great. Food always taste better in the wild. Thanks for your post.

 

[Capt Rich Geminski]

Nothing better than turkey sandwiches with stuffing. Loved turkey shoots years ago.

 

[anthony m coons sr]

Turkey is great, I love duck stuffed with cheese and stuffing yum yum. There is so many thing I have eaten in a boat or blind. I love all the thing you guys posted. It funny when you cook at home you might use two three or even four pots. Hunting one cast iron pan for everything. Thanks Capt

 

[Tom Russo]

Early southeast NY season, just south of Kingston on the Hudson. With my buddy who introduced me to waterfowling in central NY several years prior. A foggy morning, in my Southbay that I had rehab', we bagged a few Mallards over the cork stool I finally finished for that season. The sky cleared, the air warmed, and the birds settled. Ham and eggs fried on a camp stove on the flap boards overlooking the Hudson River with the green hills rising on the opposite shore. Barges passed heading south, trains on the far shore heading north.

Tom

 

[Ben Lambert]

Anyone ever notice that the cooking usually leads to a little bird action?

 

[anthony m coons sr]

Tom

That's not to far from my neck of the woods,[smile] Food in the blind is like going to a five star restaurant. Thanks for sharing.

 

[anthony m coons sr]

Ben

You said a mouth full. I lost more food and drink during eating and cooking in my boat or my blinds. But not going to lie ate my share of muddy bacon and ham. After a good shot. Thanks