Seasoning!

[Mckinnon]

I was watching a video Aron had posted regarding what he packs and he said he packed "backstrap seasoning". I was just wondering what everybody packs as their go to seasoning for eating what they kill, or catch....?

 

[HellsCanyon]

TEXJOY!!! Every time my partner goes back down south I have him buy me a few bottles! I usually add a little powdered garlic n onion and fine ground black pepper as well. Way better than Johnny's salt, Montreal steak seasoning, and a few others I've tried!

Mike

 

[Brock A]

"Slap ya mama". Its some Cajun shit and holy crap is it good!

 

[gelton]

TEXJOY!!! Every time my partner goes back down south I have him buy me a few bottles! I usually add a little powdered garlic n onion and fine ground black pepper as well. Way better than Johnny's salt, Montreal steak seasoning, and a few others I've tried!

Mike

Funny that you like texjoy it's made in my hometown but now I live in central Texas and can't find it anywhere. Have to pick it up when I visit my folks. +1 for the slap yo mamma too though.

 

[Becca]

We usually haul seasoning salt for hunting, or sometimes Montreal steak seasoning and a splash of red wine if weight allows...yum! On summer backpack trips where we catch lake trout, I bring dried onions or garlic and little single serving cups of butter.

 

[gulicemo]

Pappy's... Good on everything.

 

[Nick Muche]

I just mix a bunch of stuff together and put it in a small tupperware..

 

[unm1136]

Currently saving my pennies for a bottle of Dillo Dust. Really expensive, but it comes with a free Title II OBR Lite...

pat

 

[huntography]

Camp Dog Cajun Seasoning by Papa Scott is the best I ever had. All my hunting friends use it year around as do I.

Goes good on everything.

Get U Some.

Rudy

 

[Mckinnon]

Right on, thanks guys. I was just gonna mix some salt and pepper and call it good. Now I see I have some taste testing to do!

 

[Jared Lampton]

1 part black pepper
2 parts chili powder
2 parts cumin
4 parts salt
4 parts granulated garlic
Rub on meat with some Olive oil

It's simple but good

 

[focker34]

Camp Dog Cajun Seasoning by Papa Scott is the best I ever had. All my hunting friends use it year around as do I.

Goes good on everything.

Get U Some.

Rudy

Looks good. Ordered their $1 free samples they offer on their website. Looking forward to testing them out.

 

[huntography]

Looks good. Ordered their $1 free samples they offer on their website. Looking forward to testing them out.

Nice! Next time just tell Papa Scott Rudy said to Get You Some. He'll take care of you.

Rudy

 

[Sunspot]

Tony Chachere's Spice & Herbs is my favorite and Slap Yo' Mama is good.

 

[Slim Jim]

Just salt and pepper packets from Roberto's taco shop

 

[Hunt'nFish]

Montreal seasoning is my goto. Never w/o it.
I use it on all red meat. I'll add it to dry pancake mix when frying fish, or I can use it to make a gravy. truely multi purpose in the backcountry.
Hunt'nFish

 

[Sunspot]

Just salt and pepper packets from Roberto's taco shop

And a vacuum packed carne asada burrito? lol

 

[Bearhunter]

Last year on a couple trips with Aron, we brought Olive oil packets, with the very small season salt shaker containers, mixed Johny's with garlic powder and pepper! We ate 2 different elk, a mule deer, a bear, a moose, and a goat like this last year... Truly Meat Mode on the Mountain, grilled on a stick.

 

[Slim Jim]

And a vacuum packed carne asada burrito? lol

That's a good idea! I love me some Robertos

 

[Mckinnon]

Last year on a couple trips with Aron, we brought Olive oil packets, with the very small season salt shaker containers, mixed Johny's with garlic powder and pepper! We ate 2 different elk, a mule deer, a bear, a moose, and a goat like this last year... Truly Meat Mode on the Mountain, grilled on a stick.

Olive oil packets, that is a great idea. Thanks. Lots of good ideas, thanks fellas