Do you cook breakfast in the field while duck hunting?

We’ll cook a little later in the morning, during the hunt. Never have been too concerned about doing it before the hunt. Unless it was at the camp.

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Nothing like fresh biscuits and cinnamon rolls in the blind. These things are pricey but worth it. You can also take it apart and have two skillets to fry bacon, etc. in.

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That looks awesome.

Does opening a honeybun wrapper count?

I got an omelet pan off amazon that does that

Msr burner and a wok. Easy to carry and very versatile. We usually do bacon and eggs.

Hell yea. I have a 16' x 14' blind. 4'x6' of it is a kitchen. We've cooked breakfast, fettuccini alfredo, deer marsala, taco soup, blackened catfish, boiled shrimp, fried duck, and the list goes on. When the ducks don't fly, the kitchen doesn't disappoint.

My brother and I used to cook breakfast in the blind or wherever we hunted every morning. One time we had all of the fixings for a good breakfast, but somehow forgot to put the skillet in the boat after washing it from the previous days breakfast.

I improvised with an empty beer can in the boat. Scrambled eggs in the can with the top cut out. held the can with a pair of pliers. Worked great. held the sausage directly over the flame of the cook stove.

Shoot 10 pouldeau early in the morning, cleaned and cooked in the blind on a coleman stove is the best breakfast ever.

Please do not in any way associate me with them. Flooded fields north of La are not the problem. The loss of thousands of acres of productive marsh,conversion of additional thousands of acres of rice to sugar cane production, and changing migratory patterns are reasons. Add in the loss of use of remaining wetlands due to invasive aquatic species and you get this result. I wish it was as simple as flooding corn. FFL is tilting windmills. To the OP, sorry I did not wish to hijack your thread. Keep enjoying our sport and cook some for me.