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What kind of equipment do you use in the field?
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<blockquote data-quote="angus-5024" data-source="post: 817501" data-attributes="member: 10306"><p>It truly depends on where your hunting. I have two packs. One for long hauls in high country and a daypack for hunting on farms and such.</p><p> </p><p>My daypack is an army surplus "voodoo" bag, and it is flat out sweet for the $50 I paid for it. I also have used the badlands super-day, and it is the best daypack I have found thus far and I have tried a lot. I mention bags and bag size because with long range hunting there is a lot of what I call "support gear". </p><p>My high country pack is the Eberlestock J107 dragonfly with all the goodies. I use it for anytime I go out and could get lost or stranded. I Usually have room too spare unless I'm going for more than 3 days. </p><p> </p><p>In my daypack, the bare bones is </p><p>- lighter</p><p>-flashlight</p><p>-headlamp</p><p>-skinning knife (remember to sharpen every time)</p><p>-one pair of vinyl gloves</p><p>-one plastic bag (always take out garbage from food and in a spotting scope (or a fire starter)</p><p>-weather station</p><p>-rear bag</p><p>-binos</p><p>-spotting scope (most of the time)</p><p>-android phone</p><p>-1 back up drop chart</p><p>-earplugs</p><p>-rangefinder</p><p>-lens pen</p><p>-300 ft. chord</p><p>-shooting sticks</p><p> </p><p>I'm probably leaving a few things out, but that's most of it.</p><p> </p><p>For a alpine hunting or anywhere you could get stranded. (using the J107)</p><p>-glassing mat (just a bedroll really)</p><p>-spotting scope</p><p>-fire starter</p><p>-waterproof matches</p><p>-lighter</p><p>-flashlight (compact)</p><p>-headlamp</p><p>-Advil or similar</p><p>-game bags</p><p>-layers</p><p>-foil blanket</p><p>-Jetboil stove and fork</p><p>-Para chord</p><p>-map</p><p>-compass</p><p>-g.p.s (you don't need a fancy one)</p><p>-skinning knife</p><p>-vinyl gloves</p><p>-plastic bag</p><p>-android phone</p><p>- back up drop charts (one on my person and one in the bag, and sometimes one with my ammo)</p><p>-weather station</p><p>-rear bag</p><p>-shooting sticks</p><p>-binos</p><p>-earplugs</p><p>-rangefinder</p><p>-lens pen</p><p>-spare batteries</p><p>-gloves, jacket, possibly rain gear, hat.....</p><p>-food (healthy stuff and a small bag of candy)</p><p>-A lot of water</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="angus-5024, post: 817501, member: 10306"] It truly depends on where your hunting. I have two packs. One for long hauls in high country and a daypack for hunting on farms and such. My daypack is an army surplus "voodoo" bag, and it is flat out sweet for the $50 I paid for it. I also have used the badlands super-day, and it is the best daypack I have found thus far and I have tried a lot. I mention bags and bag size because with long range hunting there is a lot of what I call "support gear". My high country pack is the Eberlestock J107 dragonfly with all the goodies. I use it for anytime I go out and could get lost or stranded. I Usually have room too spare unless I'm going for more than 3 days. In my daypack, the bare bones is - lighter -flashlight -headlamp -skinning knife (remember to sharpen every time) -one pair of vinyl gloves -one plastic bag (always take out garbage from food and in a spotting scope (or a fire starter) -weather station -rear bag -binos -spotting scope (most of the time) -android phone -1 back up drop chart -earplugs -rangefinder -lens pen -300 ft. chord -shooting sticks I'm probably leaving a few things out, but that's most of it. For a alpine hunting or anywhere you could get stranded. (using the J107) -glassing mat (just a bedroll really) -spotting scope -fire starter -waterproof matches -lighter -flashlight (compact) -headlamp -Advil or similar -game bags -layers -foil blanket -Jetboil stove and fork -Para chord -map -compass -g.p.s (you don't need a fancy one) -skinning knife -vinyl gloves -plastic bag -android phone - back up drop charts (one on my person and one in the bag, and sometimes one with my ammo) -weather station -rear bag -shooting sticks -binos -earplugs -rangefinder -lens pen -spare batteries -gloves, jacket, possibly rain gear, hat..... -food (healthy stuff and a small bag of candy) -A lot of water [/QUOTE]
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