Favorite drink after the hunt is over.

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Smith66

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after the guns are put away, several Budweiser longnecks and a copenhagen suit me just fine. any time of year
 
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Samuel2001

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Hot day=Captain Jack & ice cold Coke! If winter I'll take a good(at least 18 years old/Glenmorangie, Laphroaig, Glenlivet, Etc..) single malt Scotch and a Fuentes Hemingway stogie to finish it off!

Do we really need to go hunting to enjoy our favorite beverage? Oh wait, I get it thats just the excuse! Huh? ;)
 
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Bushwhack-Bob

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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.
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Like the man said in the movie The Deep....."Rum's not drink'in, it's surviv'in."
 
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Ben Swenson

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I don't drink alcohol at all, so I'd have to say Vernors.

However, I was playing around with Photoshop after taking my camera hunting last season and came up with this. The subject is no less than fellow TFL/THR member, teetotaler and hunter Nate Hibschman (aka Kcustom45).
 
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czmatt

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Beer!!!

Generally, it never gets that cold down here in So Texas, so Give me a cold beer. And when it does get cold... Some hot cocoa will do just fine...
 
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Jseime

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mmm so many choices

for a fine drink ten year old single malt scotch on the rocks and for a drink with my buddies molson canadian or Kokanee beer cold as can be.
 
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38splfan

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Hhhhmmmm......

Cold outside..... Capt. Morgan Spiced Rum
Warm outside....Capt. Morgan
Beautiful and Breezy....Capt. Morgan
Rainy....Capt. Morgan
Snowing....Capt. Morgan
Sleet....Capt. Morgan
Hail....Capt. Morgan
Inside no matter the weather....Capt. Morgan

No favorites, promise :D
If no Cap'n is around, a good cold Budweiser will be fine :)
If there are people underage about, then good ole Coca-Cola.

No alcohol is consumed while the guns are uncased. Period.
 
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HunterTRW

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The late author, Gene Hill, offered the following in a story titled "Rain" from his A Hunter's Fireside Book:

"You'll have to admit that one of the nicest things about getting wet is getting dry. How about the feeling of sticking your feet into some nice warm, dry sheepskin slippers! A fresh, clean shirt and britches and snuggle your backside up in front of the fire--if you can move the dogs out of your way.

"Then you warm a quart of milk, add a pint or so of burbon whiskey, a few teaspoons of sugar, a couple of drops of vanilla, a clove or two, a sprinkle of nutmeg. Divide this equally amongst those tossed by the storms."

I've tried this (after I was safely home, the dogs cared for, the guns cleaned and secured in the vault, and the game prepared) and I must say it is a delightful recipe. Best when enjoyed with friends before a fire in the hearth. Cheers!

Good luck, and good shooting.
 
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Rojoe67

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Warm weather - ice cold brown bottle beer........ Bud's always good
sometimes a diet Coke

Cold weather - hot coffee with irish cream.........
 
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Epi 1:10000

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Bourbon: Knob Creek or Buffalo Trace sraight up

Beer: La Fin Du Monde, Dogfish head 90 minute IPA, or Bush Prestige(Scaldis)

Wine: A beefy Malbec, Shiraz, or Zin
 
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Bowtier

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Wild Turkey 101,

neat,sip... sip....sip....GOBBLE GOBBLE GOBBLE:D

Oh, with a side of ice water...keeps me from getting too warm.;)
 
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shureshot0471

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Good ole Shiner Bock or Coors Original then as the fire gets a little more hot the Crown Special Reserve comes out along with the diet coke :D :cool: :D
 
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