Favorite On Stand Food

[Orion]

A sandwich, components vary, granola bar, couple of cookies, a few mini snickers (unwrapped), small canteen of water and a small thermos of coffee.  This is for a dark to dark sit, about 11 hours, in fairly cold northern Wisconsin November weather.

[Easykeeper]

Originally posted by bluegrassbowhunter:
Homemade deer jerkey..

Me too.  I rarely have any left by then though.

Honestly I don't eat much in the stand since I only hunt mornings or evening, can't do the all day thing.  When I do get hungry, or especially cold, I just eat enough to get by and one of the best things I like is a candy bar...Snickers to be precise.

[swampthing]

Peanut Butter and bacon sandwich.
Don't nock it till you try it.

[fisherick]

PB&J on a whole wheat bagle, trail mix, apple and several bottles on water.

i dont eat much when im hunting, i hunt harder when im hungry, but do take a snickers and a soda once inawhile if i think i might be out most of the day, but when i get home lookout, il cleanup all the leftovers and then some.

[GreyGoose]

Baked sweet potato in handy bio-degradable wrapper.

[Uncle Buck]

I used to be able to gop for days with a bag of bite sized snickers and some sausage. I have now changed my ways and try to eat healthy so I dont know what to do now, broccoli is noisy

[Jedimaster]

Rarely stay out all day without a break. Haven't found a stand comfortable enough to want to stay all day. Besides, when hunting a stand, I want no movement or scent. So eat well before leaving & again on return. If I'm still hunting, I'll grab a bunch of pecans (in the shell) or occasionally an apple. Won't get full but it keeps the stomach from grumbling - and their "wrappers" are biodegradable.

[medic77]

Poptarts, brown sugar and cinnamon or s'mores because they don't melt.  It is my staple every morning I hunt.  I take them out of the wrapper though and put them in a ziploc.

[USN_Sam1385]

I pee off of the stand with no issues. I have had deer walk right over and on my urine and it did not bother them at all. Some will think I am crazy, but many of my fellow hunters have tested the theory.

To be honest... and you will laugh... if I am not seeing anything I will often pee right off the stand and for some reason I almost always have deer come in, lol.

My hunting partner says it probably sounds like acorns hitting the ground....

All I know is that urine doesn't seem to bother them one bit... hence people urinating in scrapes with great success.

[Archie]

BBQ ribs.

 

I don't have much else to contribute, since I'm a diabetic and have to bring food that will a) keep me alive, and b) won't kill me.

[PeteA]

PB & Banana sandwich, an apple, snickers bar / a brownie or a energy bar of some type.

I've always heard hikes eat gorp and dried meats and cheese on the trail. Might give that a try but I'll miss my PB & B!

[Goshawkin]

quote:Originally posted by KOOK68:
Little Debbie always hunts with Kook.    

[Yolla Bolly]

Don't knock the mangos.  (OK---lets hear the Cali fruit and nut comments)  Good trail food when hiking long distances, and a when carried in an Aloksak, a lot quieter than any candy/power/granola bar wrapper.

[hvyhitter]

PB will dill chips and mayo and a slice or two of cheese, on toast......fist full of payday bars, soup thermos with ramon noodles, and a thermos of coffee....... If its cold and you dont eat you'll really feel the cold when you go to draw your bow. your body makes heat digesting food so when its only 5 degrees out every little bit helps.......

[Onions]

Hard boiled eggs and Moose Goo tortilla's!(wrap peanut butter, honey and granola in a flour tortilla shell)!Washed down with water or for a all day sit a 5hr. energy.

chris <><

[Brock]

hot weather- apples, pears, banana, peanut better sandwich

cool weather- trail mix, power bar, peanut butter sandwich

[joe ashton]

blue berry bagels with blue berry cream cheese,
lil' debbie pie.
I can't help but notice that some of you take some very tastie but very stinky stuff into the woods!
Probable wearing $$$$ scent-lok clothes.

If it is cold out (I do not hunt from tree stands), hot tea and hot dogs cooked on a stick fire. The fire will not draw the deers attention, but they catch you while you are putting your hot dog fixings on your bun.

[wooddamon1]

PBJs, candy bars and water, maybe a Clif bar if I'm hiking in far. My favorite is a venison/bacon sammich, though, when I can procure the former...