Fine Dining
Our Executive Chef
Tammy Ueligger has been preparing meals for NMBBO for several years and for many clients. As our main "camp cook", Tammy is the most often remembered among all the staff. Her dinners are designed and totally planned with hunters in mind; that is, they are hearty, varietal, flavorful and just down right great home style cookin' with an International touch! She and her assistant sous chefs always enjoy meeting new folks in camp and listening to their stories; kind of like family. If you have any special requests or dietary needs, just let us know when you book your trip and we shall do our best to accommodate you. So far, we are not aware of anyone leaving camp that had actually "lost weight"!
Breakfast
A hot breakfast comes early in the day with the aroma of freshly brewed and unlimited coffee. Cody and your guides may serve eggs with breakfast meats, biscuits with sausage gravy, breakfast casserole (as shown), pancakes, waffles, potatoes, pastries, milk and juices etc. If it's only cereal you want, just name your brand. If you're not an early eater, "to go" boxes are available to take afield. At NMBBO hot breakfast does not mean Little Debbie Honey Buns microwaved for 30 seconds.
Lunch
Our hunters while on their own for this meal, NMBBO provides guest refrigerators/freezers at each of its lodges for personal food or adult beverage storage. Packed lunches are a must when in the deer stand all day. For those not hunting (tagged out perhaps) or our spring turkey guests, there are several restaurants a short distance away in either Albany or Allendale.
Dinner
Our owner and head guide Cody is a master on the grill or smoker. Nothing to complain about here and Tammy enjoys his help with the dinner entree's from time to time. In the evening, there's no telling what meats or vegetables will be under the grill hood, in the oven, or on the stove top. We typically start with delicious appetizers before serving "all you can eat" main courses.
Menus
Ms. Tammy's menu board changes daily and allows hunters to know what's coming at the end of a long day in the outdoors.