What do you keep on your hunting pack?
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It really depends on the time of the season, generally I have an extensive first aid kit, ((Personal ID info, hunting lic, CC, cash and permission slip)). several pair full length field dressing gloves, latex gloves, 2 knives, cord, binoculars, video camera, 2 flashlights, zip locks, whistle, extra release, TP, trail mix, Allen-pk, bandana, extra clothing I don't wear to the stand, gps, matches w/tinder and water.
additional items that are season dependent are doe estrus scents, grunt wheeze call, doe estrus call, rattling horns, fawn bawl.
additional items that are season dependent are doe estrus scents, grunt wheeze call, doe estrus call, rattling horns, fawn bawl.
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water, snacks,hand warmers, knife, 2 flash lights (one hand held and one head strap/hands free), small first aid kit, i dont carry fild dressing because i dont feild dress around my hunting area i take them home to do, i hunt less than 10 min drive from the house so i make sue i have my deer drag in my pack.
most important for me because i do hunt alone is i keep a gps at home that i have plodded my stand locations on from were i park my truck. i remind my wife yearly on how to operate it if for some reason me nor her could send my dad or someone more woods knolagable after me if something were to happen. but anyways anyone could turn it on at my truck and walk right to my stand in that hunting area. hunting by myself i thought that was the best way to keep up with it just in case i drove a different truck.
most important for me because i do hunt alone is i keep a gps at home that i have plodded my stand locations on from were i park my truck. i remind my wife yearly on how to operate it if for some reason me nor her could send my dad or someone more woods knolagable after me if something were to happen. but anyways anyone could turn it on at my truck and walk right to my stand in that hunting area. hunting by myself i thought that was the best way to keep up with it just in case i drove a different truck.
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Pretty much what everyone else said. Water, snacks, gutting knife, zip ties, limb saw, some extra ammo if it's gun season, gutting gloves, small plastic bag, a paper towel and maybe a few other little things that I can't think of. I keep a folding knife, a little flashlight and my phone in my coat.
I live in the country so were I hunt I have a small blind about 400 yards from house down In the fields so I pack a few waters, some snacks, a couple knifes, tags, flashlight, an extra longsleve shirt, a can of chew (might be the most important thing in my pack LOL) some calls, a turkey call because here in NY turkey is open during bow, and I always bring an old turkey vest cushion because I have had the bad experience of getting to my blind and siting in a wet seat all day. If I go to my tree stand I take the wheeler and bring similar things.
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YEP! that's something important!
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