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    Hunting Lunches

    Hi all,

    I’ve been wondering what everyone’s go to food for lunches when out for a day hunt?

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    OSM. Does the job. Only for day hunts though.
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    Usually for a day hunt i make a couple of bacon and egg sandwiches. Have some snack food too. I prefer to take more than skimp out

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    Couply sangas

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    Wraps, cheese and salami or just salami sticks n
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    Cheese salami crackers and nuts and cranberries
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    Home befor lunch.If i get a deer,it a couple of speights and grilled venison steak.Life is good.
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    Depends a bit on the hunt and what I have in the cupboard. OSM bars are good cos it's quick and easy, cheese & crackers & tuna another easy one. Bacon and egg pie if I'm motivated the night before. Longer multi-day trips is usually a mix of OSM or muesli bars, home made jerky, scroggin and lollies.

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    Personally I go all out on one day missions as a few more grams and bit more bulk really don't matter. A big pink icing boston bun full of butter, fresh fruit, left over cottage pie.... Save the osms and dry salami wraps for longer trips.
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    Small tins of tuna [lemon pepper] and a few snax biscuits to scoop the tuna out.
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    In a perfect world some of the bearers would carry a picnic hamper fully provisioned with cold meats, bread, a selection of cheeses, salads and dessert plus suitable cold beverages. Others would have a folding table, chairs and a pavillion for shade as one can't be expected to sit on the ground like the natives.
    However the world's not perfect, I sit on the ground, drink Luke warm water from a canteen whilst having a muslei bar, some biltong and maybe an apple.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marty Henry View Post
    In a perfect world some of the bearers would carry a picnic hamper fully provisioned with cold meats, bread, a selection of cheeses, salads and dessert plus suitable cold beverages. Others would have a folding table, chairs and a pavillion for shade as one can't be expected to sit on the ground like the natives.
    However the world's not perfect, I sit on the ground, drink Luke warm water from a canteen whilst having a muslei bar, some biltong and maybe an apple.

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    biltong, cheese sticks, pics peanut butter sachets, nuts

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    Quote Originally Posted by bang View Post
    Personally I go all out on one day missions as a few more grams and bit more bulk really don't matter. A big pink icing boston bun full of butter, fresh fruit, left over cottage pie.... Save the osms and dry salami wraps for longer trips.
    I don't know how I survived without Boston buns as a young fella. One for smoko and two for lunch. Have no idea how I didn't develop Diabetes!

    The Cambodian run Hot bread shop in Turangi always gets a hammering on the way to my hunting haunts. And a bit of chocolate to assist with the carry up the hill back to base
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    Chicken breast or roast or chorizo ​​sandwich (choripan).
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    Last edited by JLF; 24-01-2022 at 11:49 AM.
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