Drinking coffee while Deer hunting

[Bushape]

Any fail proof thermoses out there that completly contain the scent?

 

[Bucket]

Is coffee something they would associate with danger? I wouldn't think so. I'm definitely not going to worry about it.

 

[Omega]

I've been drinking coffee out of a cheap insulated cup for 7 years now. and I also run a propane heater. I hunt in an elevated blind, with acrylic sliding windows, but it's hardly smell proof. I always harvest deer, though admittedly I've only shot one decent buck. Since I am in and around rural houses and farmhouses it's probably that they are used to the smell. So I think the area has more to do with it than the smell.

 

[JCDEERMAN]

5 hr energy here

 

[reloadxx]

I really dont worry about the smell I been drinking coffee in the stand all day and I have seen 7 doe so far

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[FTG-05]

I've been drinking coffee out of a cheap insulated cup for 7 years now. and I also run a propane heater. I hunt in an elevated blind, with acrylic sliding windows, but it's hardly smell proof. I always harvest deer, though admittedly I've only shot one decent buck. Since I am in and around rural houses and farmhouses it's probably that they are used to the smell. So I think the area has more to do with it than the smell.

Same here except I use a good old Stanley Classic thermos and a yeti 30 oz. cup. The propane is running whenever it's cold. See plenty of deer.

 

[swd]

I don't drink anything but water in the stand, but it has nothing to do with scent. I just don't want to haul something else with me...

The exception would be when hunting out of a shooting house. Then I get comfy!

 

[bloodtrailing]

If the wind is blowing where they can smell your coffee they also smell you.


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[Matador]

I fix a small thermos of coffee on real cold mornings. Never had any problem.

 

[monjorrow]

I've been using one of these for years. Keeps the coffee nice and warm so I can sip it as I get chilly, and it has a button you can use to seal/drink one handed.

 

[larry ipock]

I think It would be more problematic with the movement of drinking than the smell. Got busted one time doing that. That and making you pee more.

 

[BULL MOOSE]

Invent a battery operated Kerrigan and I willl get one

 

[BULL MOOSE]

Invent a battery operated Kerrigan and I willl get one

 

[Rakkin6]

I don't drink coffee at all have never cared for the taste just a water and and or beer guy ( no beer before or during a hunt lol). But I would think a regular metal Stanley thermos would be fine. I do know that yetis keep stuff cold and or hot a long time but are expensive. Maybe a yeti would have a tighter seal when closed but not sure if it is worth the extra money. During all day hunts I eat in the stand, usually peanut butter sandwiches, apple slices, protein bars and trail mix. Haven't noticed anything negative. I think you may have more problems with the coffee breath afterwards them the coffee itself. Take some dentyne gum and drink away.

 

[FTG-05]

If I want to, I can make coffee while hunting. 12 cup perk coffee maker from Cabelas in my lower field shooting house with all the fixin's:

 

[scn]

If the wind is blowing where they can smell your coffee they also smell you.


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[catsbackr]

If I want to, I can make coffee while hunting. 12 cup perk coffee maker from Cabelas in my lower field shooting house with all the fixin's:

LOL, I want to hunt with you!

 

[JCDEERMAN]

If I want to, I can make coffee while hunting. 12 cup perk coffee maker from Cabelas in my lower field shooting house with all the fixin's:

LOL, I want to hunt with you!

HA that's great

 

[five by five]

Sipping coffee on a morning hunt adds to my enjoyment. Agree no issues.

 

[RUGER]

I just use a Stanley thermos.
Had to set my cup down on my ladderstand to shoot one of my biggest bucks at 30 yards one morning.