What's in your hunting pack??
11-15-2010, 05:56 PM
#11
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: North-Central Montana
Posts: 20
I do. It doesn't cause any kind of obstruction on the barrel and it keeps all foreign particulates out of the muzzle while in the field. You can also use things that look like the finger of a latex glove (or a tiny condom for you people that have never seen a latex glove) and it does the same thing. The Electrical Tape is just cheaper and provides more than just ten or so with each package.
11-15-2010, 06:12 PM
#12
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: North-Central Montana
Posts: 20
I do. It doesn't cause any kind of obstruction on the barrel and it keeps all foreign particulates out of the muzzle while in the field. You can also use things that look like the finger of a latex glove (or a tiny condom for you people that have never seen a latex glove) and it does the same thing. The Electrical Tape is just cheaper and provides more than just ten or so with each package.
11-15-2010, 08:37 PM
#13
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2009
Posts: 119
The pack contents vary pretty widely ,what time of year ,what I'm hunting ,where I'm going. A local day hunt takes a day pack with some gear for just in case,If I'm getting on a plane or boat the pack gets much bigger with enough that if I'm stuck for three weeks , I'll be just fine.
Alex
Alex
11-15-2010, 09:15 PM
#14
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: North-Central Montana
Posts: 20
The pack contents vary pretty widely ,what time of year ,what I'm hunting ,where I'm going. A local day hunt takes a day pack with some gear for just in case,If I'm getting on a plane or boat the pack gets much bigger with enough that if I'm stuck for three weeks , I'll be just fine.
Alex
Alex
11-19-2010, 11:01 PM
#15
Spike
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Western North Carolina
Posts: 80
In my pack I have=
Extra Shirts
Pants
Thermals
Socks
Gloves
All in compressed bags to save room and keep water proof ^^^
Plenty of water
Snacks
Vest Harness
Face Paint
Knives (3)
Flash Lights
Hand & Toe Warmers
Cover Scents
Doe Estrus & Wicks
Grunt Calls & Other Calls
First Aid Kit
Pen & Paper
A Book
GPS
Ranger Finder
Binocs
Bow Repair Tool Kit
Extra Archery Gear
Ummm.....I think thats about it.
Extra Shirts
Pants
Thermals
Socks
Gloves
All in compressed bags to save room and keep water proof ^^^
Plenty of water
Snacks
Vest Harness
Face Paint
Knives (3)
Flash Lights
Hand & Toe Warmers
Cover Scents
Doe Estrus & Wicks
Grunt Calls & Other Calls
First Aid Kit
Pen & Paper
A Book
GPS
Ranger Finder
Binocs
Bow Repair Tool Kit
Extra Archery Gear
Ummm.....I think thats about it.
11-26-2010, 08:32 PM
#16
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: PA.
Posts: 5,195
i carry very little. i have small fanny pack.
2 sandwichs.
small nissan thermos.
knife
cleaning gloves.
small flashlight
paper towels
i used my coat pockets and i have pockets in my pants.
i see hunters carrying TOO MUCH STUFF in big packs.
use your coat pockets and pants pockets and you can get away with very small fanny pack.
2 sandwichs.
small nissan thermos.
knife
cleaning gloves.
small flashlight
paper towels
i used my coat pockets and i have pockets in my pants.
i see hunters carrying TOO MUCH STUFF in big packs.
use your coat pockets and pants pockets and you can get away with very small fanny pack.
11-30-2010, 10:43 AM
#17
Spike
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Western, MD
Posts: 60
Opening my pack i see:
Camo Rain Gear
Extra Socks
Gut Hook
Flashlight
Knife
Rope
2 Water Bottles
Snacks/Candy
Binoculars
Bic Lighter
Box of Shells
Gutting Gloves
Deer Drag (just a nylon strap about 10 feet long)
Needle and thread/fishing line
Ibuprofen
Whistle
Toilet Paper
Rattling antlers/calls
My collapseable seat.
Camo Rain Gear
Extra Socks
Gut Hook
Flashlight
Knife
Rope
2 Water Bottles
Snacks/Candy
Binoculars
Bic Lighter
Box of Shells
Gutting Gloves
Deer Drag (just a nylon strap about 10 feet long)
Needle and thread/fishing line
Ibuprofen
Whistle
Toilet Paper
Rattling antlers/calls
My collapseable seat.
12-02-2010, 08:12 PM
#18
Spike
Join Date: Aug 2010
Posts: 5
GPS unit after getting lost once in the scapegoat Wilderness
Two water bottles
two lighters
two knives
a short rope to aid in gutting
Stoney Point shooting stix
camera
range finder that doesn't do much good in the pack
extra socks
bone saw
hand held weather unit so I know whether to be cold or not
fire starter- cotton balls soaked in vaseline
tripod
Leupold spotting scope
two sandwiches
Ya and it only weighs about 28 pounds when I leave the truck and 980 pounds by the time I get back!
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Two water bottles
two lighters
two knives
a short rope to aid in gutting
Stoney Point shooting stix
camera
range finder that doesn't do much good in the pack
extra socks
bone saw
hand held weather unit so I know whether to be cold or not
fire starter- cotton balls soaked in vaseline
tripod
Leupold spotting scope
two sandwiches
Ya and it only weighs about 28 pounds when I leave the truck and 980 pounds by the time I get back!
Check out the hunting gear on www.adventurebidz.com. Example: Swarovski binoculars with a reserve bid of only $52.00!
12-02-2010, 08:52 PM
#19
Spike
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: TN
Posts: 66
1. First-aide kit
2. Cell phone (turned off)
3. Gerber Multi-tool
4. Buck knife
5. Browning flashlight
6. Set of extra batteries
7. Hand warmers
8. Call
9. 2 water bottles on each side.
10. Boonie hat if I'm not wearing it.
11. Extra dry gloves
12. Zippo
13. Steel wool
14. Butt out
Off hand that's all I can remember but I have so many little pockets that there's no telling about all the little stuff I've stuck in there.
2. Cell phone (turned off)
3. Gerber Multi-tool
4. Buck knife
5. Browning flashlight
6. Set of extra batteries
7. Hand warmers
8. Call
9. 2 water bottles on each side.
10. Boonie hat if I'm not wearing it.
11. Extra dry gloves
12. Zippo
13. Steel wool
14. Butt out
Off hand that's all I can remember but I have so many little pockets that there's no telling about all the little stuff I've stuck in there.
12-05-2010, 08:36 AM
#20
Fork Horn
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: San Antonio, TX
Posts: 246
Good thread!
Ah, lets see....
Binoculars
zip ties
water bottle
knives (multiple because I always lose one every season
...)
Big Chief Tablet. For real, my wife found one for me. I like to write alot
gloves, stocking cap, etc. in case it gets cold.
Maglite
Annual hunting laws guide Texas puts out
ammo!
peanuts....my daughter and I eat them and chuck the shells out for the birds
various half full scent killer bottles and junk
face mask even though I'm not bow hunting these days it kinda stays there
as does my release that's way too small for my hand
and the holster for my .38 pistol that was stolen 3 years ago....
batteries and memory cards for my trail cam
/shrug
probably a few other odds and ends. I picked up a cheap camo shoulder bag at Academy years ago and it still does the job pretty well.
Ah, lets see....
Binoculars
zip ties
water bottle
knives (multiple because I always lose one every season
...)Big Chief Tablet. For real, my wife found one for me. I like to write alot
gloves, stocking cap, etc. in case it gets cold.
Maglite
Annual hunting laws guide Texas puts out
ammo!
peanuts....my daughter and I eat them and chuck the shells out for the birds
various half full scent killer bottles and junk
face mask even though I'm not bow hunting these days it kinda stays there
as does my release that's way too small for my hand
and the holster for my .38 pistol that was stolen 3 years ago....
batteries and memory cards for my trail cam
/shrug
probably a few other odds and ends. I picked up a cheap camo shoulder bag at Academy years ago and it still does the job pretty well.