trapperDave

That will send em runnin,away!

c903

Cell phone?

Tazman

venison4all I don't know, I wouldn't spit my chew on the ground, but then again I don't chew.

The Tazman aka Martin Price
Founder and President of
Virginia Disabled Outdoorsmen Club

andyjohnson

my own personal opinion is that you have to be able to sit all day if the action is good, especially during the rut. along with what the others mentioned I always add two things, food, and a all day hunting cushion. i bring plenty of jerky, water, and maybe some crackers. For a cushion I use a booner cushion, you can get them at some stores out east or you can order them at thebooner.com. Some of my friends use these special wheelchair cushions but they are a bit expensive and aren't camo. Either way it is important to me to be comfortable so you don't fidget and leave early. Some say that food in the stand is a no no, but I think youre ok if you keep it simple.

huntinhogswithabow

Just what is a "booner cushion"? That really made me laugh reading that.
Bryan

ilbback

Dont Forget the radio with the ear phones on saturday afternoons to listen to the THE PENN STATE GAMES!!!!!!


Also bring a set of clippers to trim branches if need be and some scent neutralizing spray. In addition to the other basics.

hoythunter48

Safety belt, Me, weapon, and my pack(with all its neccessities)

"She said if I hit that fishin hole today, she's be packin all her things and she'd, be gone by noon....I'm gonna miss her, when I get home."

billw3fan

sun glasses I hate sitting with the sun in my eyes.

Mike NY

bow, release, and quiver
penuts and water
hand warmers, I think warm hands are a must when shooting a bow
binoculars
cigarettes
scent killer

Thats about it, I try to keep it simple

cardeer

A weapon and food