The_Hunter323

What do you usually carry in your vest and what will you never go out without?

huntman1235

mouth calls, binoculars, extra bullets, face mask, hat, and gloves

RPD63

Way too much stuff.

rritchey sr.

glass and box call. ammo, head net and gloves.

DTC

Binoculars, range finder, gloves, face mask, mouth calls, slate calls, push pin, box call, chalk, sand paper, gobble tube, owl call, crow call, coyote howler, and shot gun shells.

Teebugg

Mouth calls, box call, 3 or 4 pot calls, owl hooter, crow call, variety of strikers , sandpaper , shells, tp, decoys, bottle of water, gerber and license...too much!

tankdogg60

Wet wipes for emergencies lol

Treebeard

Too much I weigh 50lbs more with the vest on but I take every trick I got with me
Calls box, mouth, slate and a wing to imitate birds flying of roost
Ammo
Extra camo
Decoys
Buck and doe calls so if when I am walking and break a branch I use that to make like I am a deer
Heck I even got rabbit and predator calls just in case a Yote comes in and my hunt is ruined but so is his day
Rain gear
Food
Water
Bug spray
You name it I got it nothing worse than getting out there and things change and next thing you know you wish you had such and such
Hell it gets more each hunt as I think of stuff and this topic is not helping lighten my vest thanks!!!

14 ga

an extra mouth call, couple bottles of water, a snack, a sandwich, a few candies and enough pellets and powder for at least one reload, don't weight yourself down with a lot of crap, frequently a stool to keep my butt off the ground

cheers

Bible_Man

A couple extra shells, thermacell, and some toilet paper are the three most important things I take in the woods. I also carry a pot call or two, 2-3 strikers, a box call, 5-6 mouth calls, hoot tube, crow call, gobble tube, binoculars, sandpaper, scotch pad, chalk, thermacell refills, gloves, headnet, my phone, a rubber band or two, bush trimmer/clipper, sometimes a deke or two, sometimes a gobbler lounger for more comfort on a long sit. That's about it. Not too much...just enough!