Favorite drink after the hunt is over.
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Dan Morris
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COKE n CROWN...........Sacriledge!!!!!Should only use cold water.LOL
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It would depend on the time of year and the climate.
Hot and humid weather like doves in Sept. Something cold. Be it beer, tea, coke, etc.
In cold weather such as deer in Dec.-Jan. than it again will depend. A good burbon, Crown, or if hot food is right there milk with the food and some good sipping whiskey after hot food and a hot shower and warming up.
Hot and humid weather like doves in Sept. Something cold. Be it beer, tea, coke, etc.
In cold weather such as deer in Dec.-Jan. than it again will depend. A good burbon, Crown, or if hot food is right there milk with the food and some good sipping whiskey after hot food and a hot shower and warming up.
retiredsgt
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How about sitting around the campfire grilling and eating fresh deer loin and sipping some Virginia Shine. Then, after all is gone(both the loin and shine) smoking a great cigar and sipping some Bushmill's.
How about sitting around the campfire grilling and eating fresh deer loin and sipping some Virginia Shine. Then, after all is gone(both the loin and shine) smoking a great cigar and sipping some Bushmill's.
Dan Morris
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Thinkin back, ain't nuthin wrong with Virginia shine!
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Cowdogpete
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Gotta go with the cold beer. Me an liquor don't get along.
Prefer Ziegenbach or a really cold Michelob Dry (in a longneck)
Prefer Ziegenbach or a really cold Michelob Dry (in a longneck)
six 4 sure
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I always enjoy a good cold beer, Jack and coke is nice also, but if I'm fighting off the cold as a change of pace I enjoy some hot apple cider with a healthy dose of brandy.
Why ruin Baileys with a cup of coffee? Actually, that's one of my favorites, but I'll drink it chilled as well. Beer is OK, but not just any beer, lately, I'm partial to Honey Brown or a good Pale Ale (mmmm Oberon's).
But two of my favorite beverages anyway are an ice cold Coke or a good cup of coffee, and a nice cup of hot tea will do in a pinch.
Actually, that's one of my favorites, but I'll drink it chilled as well. Beer is OK, but not just any beer, lately, I'm partial to Honey Brown or a good Pale Ale (mmmm Oberon's).But two of my favorite beverages anyway are an ice cold Coke or a good cup of coffee, and a nice cup of hot tea will do in a pinch.
Keith Rogan
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A few years ago I would have said old Irish whiskey in a tin cup. After a few trips to the Carribean I've learned to love aged rum more than any whiskey.
If you haven't tried good rum yet, pick up a bottle of "Anejo" or aged rum at the liquor store. You won't have to pay much, you can get great rums for under $20. Try it in a brandy snifter and it will put $100 Cognac or single malt Scotch to shame. But of course, for hunting we'll have to go with a tin cup, preferably enameled!
If you're new to premium rums, here is a few that are really good.
Barbancourt Five Star (Haiti)
Appleton Twelve Year Old (Jamaica)
Cruzan Estate Diamond (St. Croix)
Black Seal (Bermuda)
These are all relatively inexpensive, yet fine rums. There are dozens more out there. You really can't go wrong with any rum that's been aged - check the label. For some reason most of the Puerto Rican rums don't measure up - even the "premium" ones. I think they've been formulated for American palates that think rum is supposed to be mixed with coke.
If you haven't tried good rum yet, pick up a bottle of "Anejo" or aged rum at the liquor store. You won't have to pay much, you can get great rums for under $20. Try it in a brandy snifter and it will put $100 Cognac or single malt Scotch to shame. But of course, for hunting we'll have to go with a tin cup, preferably enameled!
If you're new to premium rums, here is a few that are really good.
Barbancourt Five Star (Haiti)
Appleton Twelve Year Old (Jamaica)
Cruzan Estate Diamond (St. Croix)
Black Seal (Bermuda)
These are all relatively inexpensive, yet fine rums. There are dozens more out there. You really can't go wrong with any rum that's been aged - check the label. For some reason most of the Puerto Rican rums don't measure up - even the "premium" ones. I think they've been formulated for American palates that think rum is supposed to be mixed with coke.
Cowdogpete
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.....and if its really cold. Hot Dr. Pepper
Poodleshooter
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Cold mountain dew.
Art Eatman
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I gotta chuckle at the memory of the number of times we did the "vertical rotisserie" at a campfire. Slowly turning 'round and 'round, warming the cold side. And drinking cold beer, usually. Why go inside the camphouse, by that nice little woodstove? That might show signs of intelligence!
I've come to like "Maker's Mark" bourbon, for sippin' whiskey. I've always been a coffee hound, so most any rum or bourbon will work in that.
I sorta like Ol' Bud's "bite", for at-camp beer.
Most anything tastes good if ya got Bambi hangin'.
, Art
I've come to like "Maker's Mark" bourbon, for sippin' whiskey. I've always been a coffee hound, so most any rum or bourbon will work in that.
I sorta like Ol' Bud's "bite", for at-camp beer.
Most anything tastes good if ya got Bambi hangin'.
, ArtHerrJaegermeister
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Fierce Grape Gatorade
I cover a lot of ground while pheasant hunting and walk where the fat road hunters can't even see from the road. Many birds there. They should try it sometime.
I cover a lot of ground while pheasant hunting and walk where the fat road hunters can't even see from the road. Many birds there. They should try it sometime.
Art Eatman
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H.J, Gatorade is good lubricant for the body, during the hunt.
A wee drap of something else, after the hunt and around the campfire, is lubricant for the soul.
(I note that there are some who get a bit too well-oiled...)
, Art
A wee drap of something else, after the hunt and around the campfire, is lubricant for the soul.
(I note that there are some who get a bit too well-oiled...)
, Art