deer camp meals

[waterspiderpd27]

Cabbage, hot links, onion and potatoes on a cold night

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[texan4ut]

Crock pot deer stew cooked slow all day for cold nights after hunting, burgers, steaks, bacon wrapped anything. Breakfast crock pot breakfast casserole that slow cooks all night, sandwiches

[diamond10x]

Breakfast: s**t on shingles (meat in gravy, over toast) or tacos

Lunch: sandwich or dried sausage and jerky

Dinner: some kind of grilled deer steak or fish w/ beans or chili when it gets cold

Been the same exact menu for as long as I can remember. My dads told me that was what they ate every weekend when he was a kid at their lease with my grandpa. The S.O.S. has been a staple in the family for generations. It’s so easy but so good.

[louieagarcia]

Barbacoa, burgers, tacos, steaks and a variety of other low calorie meals
There are some weekends where we spend more time cooking than huntin'

[BolilloLoco]

What do you cook at deer camp? It seems like its always a struggle to find something to cook at camp.

Struggle?
Been doin this for 30+ years and don’t remember ever struggling to find something to cook at deer camp.
Eyes
Strips
Tbones
Filets
Skirts
Flanks
Briskets
Burgers
Biscuits
Ribs
Chops
Butts
Bacon
Breasts
Legs
Thighs
Wings
Eggs
Taters
Tuna
Trout
Salmon
Flounder
Catfish
Crappie
Bass
Bluegill
Frogs
Jalos
Cheese

[Low Fence]

Probably be a shorter list of things I haven’t cooked at deer camps.

Favorites:

Steak
Fajitas
Dove wraps
Quail ( every way imagined)
Stuffed backstrap
Burgers
Gumbo
Chilli
Pork chops
Fried turkey
Chicken fried steak
Crappie
Crawfish (javi hunt)
Calf fries
Frog legs

That probably ain’t 1/3. Lol.... but I like to cook

[Hix]

Ribeyes
Pork steaks
Hibachi style on the black stone
Deer chili
Fried fish
Frog legs
Bacon wrapped stuffed peppers and dove
Fried backstrap
Croc pot venison sloppy joe
Hamburgers and hot dogs

I always make sure we eat got while in camp!



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[kmitchl]

During hunting season we try to use the crock pot for the evening meal. Load it up midday and let it cook on low. When we come in it’s ready to eat. If anyone has an animal to take care of they can still have a hot meal regardless of what time they finish.

[Williams4298]

A good steak is hard to beat.

[rosco11]

We tend to use a crock pot for roasts and pork dishes and many other things, well go out feeding feeders, doing maintenance or whatever projects. We'll set it up around lunch time and go out, by the time is well dark and we get back to camp it's ready.. pretty awesome. We also do steaks on the grill, burgers, my dad will fry fish for the group sometimes and it's a treat when our beloved cajuns make jambalaya.. we typically plan about 2 weeks in advance to get all the supplies and whos bringing what for which night etc..

[critter69]

We do crock pot dinners only, start it before sunup. Beagles and coffe or breakfast, sack lunch.And we don't get back to camp until well after 10:00 at night. Still don't get to bed until about midnight. Grilling and stuff we don't get much sleep.

[acearrow]

meat and taters.
anything that will cook over the fire or on the grill and then we have a fryer for taters.

[175gr7.62]

Prime Filets, blackened redfish, ribeyes.....we aren’t mad at the animals anymore. We go to eat like kings, drink a bunch of beer and hang out by the fire. If you shoot a deer you have to clean the dang thing.


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[ByronB]

There have been times in deer camp where I gained more weight in three days than I could in three weeks back home. I try to do burgers, steaks, sausage, pork chops, etc....anything I can grill. I am not going to go hungry at deer camp. To me part of the fun is cooking out in the evenings with whoever is in camp. If we have several people in camp we just throw whatever we have on the grill and share the food. Breakfast tacos and sandwiches are easy for breakfast and lunch. Heck, you can pick up fried chicken on the way to the lease with sides.

[TB80]

Eggplant
Portobello mushrooms
Cauliflower steaks
Tofu
Lentils
Bean burgers
Kale
Sprouts
Açaí berries
Seaweed
Asparagus
Brussels sprouts

We try to eat really healthy and go more the vegan route to counteract the fact that we are taking a life by hunting.

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