1. rope
2. binoculars
3. 10' trotline
4. extra bic lighter
5. range finder
6. pencil and notepad
7. flashlight
8. roll of electrical tape
9. snacks and water
10.compass
(if it's late into winter there are some other things that I have but the above are always in there)
If we're referring to a back pack;
1. Fishing line
2. Rope
3. Lighter
4. Magnesium fire starter
5. Tarp
6. Hooks
7. Emergency blanket
8. Good survival knife
9. Water filtration bottle
10. A small pot
11. Map &compass
12. For the time being a CO2 pistol, soon to be a .22 revolver
12. Some good reading
1. zippo
2.KA BAR USMC knife
3. leatherman Wave
4. 50ft of paracord
5. cottonballs smeared in petro jelly for fire
6. map and compass
7. and a picture of my family
1.Lighter
2.Headlamp
3.Butt Out Tool
4.20 ft of nylon rope
5.Water and a few protein bars
6.Scent elimin. spray and cover scents
7.Maglight
8.Ski mask
9.Extra knife
10.Multi-tool
and it depends on the season but usually bino's or a rangefinder
In my hunting pack are the following 10 tools/items that I always carry:
1 - Water
2 - Emergency Kit
3 - Flashlight
4 - Compass & Map
5 - GPS
6 - Toilet Kit
7 - Skinning Kit (with gloves and wet wipes)
8 - Water filter
9 - Insulated seating pad
10 - M16 rifle cleaning kit complete with segmented cleaning rod and cleaning patches
I only use a backpack during archery season and seldom hunt far from home so survival type gear is not really necessary for me but here is my list:
1. rope
2. spare warmer clothes when appropriate
3. extra knife
4. food, water
5. compact binocs
6. range finder
7. assorted calls and scents
8. small saw
9. camera
10. two face masks (dropped mine out of the tree once)
11. toilet paper
May well be. I seldom go anywhere without a large roll in a pocket. I also keep a roll in both trucks, I don't intend to get caught with my pants down, pun intended, after a buddy told me about getting a nature call beside a mountain road in a driving snowstorm and having nothing handy but a Col. Sanders wet towelette. I like to think I'm fairly tough, but not that tough!
When I go out it is not just a drive out to the plot and a climb up to the stand. It is miles out into the wild with wild as far as the eye can see, so I go with the very real possibility that I could be unavoidably detained for a couple of days. So:
Shelter; paracord, rope, 5X7 nylon tarp, bivvy sack, space blanket, swiss army knife
Fire; fire steel, magnesium starter, petroleum jelly smeared cotton balls, matches
Water; 2 25 oz stainless steel filled water bottles, primos kettle
Welfare; firstaid kit, toilet paper, fishing handlines, compass, map
This is in addition to the knives and fire makings and firearms carried on my person
2 snicker bars,emergency blanket,lg zip ties, paracord, matchless firestarter, Bino's, rangefinder, GPS,antibact wipes,first aid kit,bottle of water tabs,purifier,flashlight,cell or satelite phone,whistle,mirror I don't usually venture more then 2 miles from camp,so I only pack essentials most of the time. What I need to hunt with,tag and drag,2 snicker bars,20oz mountain dew, satelite or cell phone depending on where we are,whistle. The toilet paper belongs in camp,not the woods. If you can't do your business before you leave camp ,then you need to stop eating until you come back from hunting.Somethings just don't belong in the woods I hunt. All I'm gonna say bout that.
1. calls
2. hand warmers
3. water
4. snacks
5. extra headgear
6. flashlight
7. wind-check powder
8. range-finder (if bow-hunting)
9. extra ammo
10. cell phone
This is for my deer hunting pack, I don't carry a pack turkey hunting, I just stuff the essentials in my vest.
These are the main items:
1.first-aid kit
2.25-50ft. of rope
3.map and compass or gps
4.small survival kit (example:survival kit in a can)
5.led flashlight or headlamp
6.snack
7.book or magazene
8.camera
9.backup knife
10.phone
@deerhunterrick
You are telling me you've never had to go in the woods? If you spend all day in the woods, chances are pretty good that you will have to do some business and I'd rather be prepared than wipe with some leaves! Especially in the fall with dead dried up leaves.
1. rope
2. binoculars
3. 10' trotline
4. extra bic lighter
5. range finder
6. pencil and notepad
7. flashlight
8. roll of electrical tape
9. snacks and water
10.compass
(if it's late into winter there are some other things that I have but the above are always in there)
1.Lighter
2.Headlamp
3.Butt Out Tool
4.20 ft of nylon rope
5.Water and a few protein bars
6.Scent elimin. spray and cover scents
7.Maglight
8.Ski mask
9.Extra knife
10.Multi-tool
and it depends on the season but usually bino's or a rangefinder
In my hunting pack are the following 10 tools/items that I always carry:
1 - Water
2 - Emergency Kit
3 - Flashlight
4 - Compass & Map
5 - GPS
6 - Toilet Kit
7 - Skinning Kit (with gloves and wet wipes)
8 - Water filter
9 - Insulated seating pad
10 - M16 rifle cleaning kit complete with segmented cleaning rod and cleaning patches
I only use a backpack during archery season and seldom hunt far from home so survival type gear is not really necessary for me but here is my list:
1. rope
2. spare warmer clothes when appropriate
3. extra knife
4. food, water
5. compact binocs
6. range finder
7. assorted calls and scents
8. small saw
9. camera
10. two face masks (dropped mine out of the tree once)
11. toilet paper
May well be. I seldom go anywhere without a large roll in a pocket. I also keep a roll in both trucks, I don't intend to get caught with my pants down, pun intended, after a buddy told me about getting a nature call beside a mountain road in a driving snowstorm and having nothing handy but a Col. Sanders wet towelette. I like to think I'm fairly tough, but not that tough!
When I go out it is not just a drive out to the plot and a climb up to the stand. It is miles out into the wild with wild as far as the eye can see, so I go with the very real possibility that I could be unavoidably detained for a couple of days. So:
Shelter; paracord, rope, 5X7 nylon tarp, bivvy sack, space blanket, swiss army knife
Fire; fire steel, magnesium starter, petroleum jelly smeared cotton balls, matches
Water; 2 25 oz stainless steel filled water bottles, primos kettle
Welfare; firstaid kit, toilet paper, fishing handlines, compass, map
This is in addition to the knives and fire makings and firearms carried on my person
2 snicker bars,emergency blanket,lg zip ties, paracord, matchless firestarter, Bino's, rangefinder, GPS,antibact wipes,first aid kit,bottle of water tabs,purifier,flashlight,cell or satelite phone,whistle,mirror I don't usually venture more then 2 miles from camp,so I only pack essentials most of the time. What I need to hunt with,tag and drag,2 snicker bars,20oz mountain dew, satelite or cell phone depending on where we are,whistle. The toilet paper belongs in camp,not the woods. If you can't do your business before you leave camp ,then you need to stop eating until you come back from hunting.Somethings just don't belong in the woods I hunt. All I'm gonna say bout that.
@deerhunterrick
You are telling me you've never had to go in the woods? If you spend all day in the woods, chances are pretty good that you will have to do some business and I'd rather be prepared than wipe with some leaves! Especially in the fall with dead dried up leaves.
If we're referring to a back pack;
1. Fishing line
2. Rope
3. Lighter
4. Magnesium fire starter
5. Tarp
6. Hooks
7. Emergency blanket
8. Good survival knife
9. Water filtration bottle
10. A small pot
11. Map &compass
12. For the time being a CO2 pistol, soon to be a .22 revolver
12. Some good reading
1. zippo
2.KA BAR USMC knife
3. leatherman Wave
4. 50ft of paracord
5. cottonballs smeared in petro jelly for fire
6. map and compass
7. and a picture of my family
1. calls
2. hand warmers
3. water
4. snacks
5. extra headgear
6. flashlight
7. wind-check powder
8. range-finder (if bow-hunting)
9. extra ammo
10. cell phone
This is for my deer hunting pack, I don't carry a pack turkey hunting, I just stuff the essentials in my vest.
These are the main items:
1.first-aid kit
2.25-50ft. of rope
3.map and compass or gps
4.small survival kit (example:survival kit in a can)
5.led flashlight or headlamp
6.snack
7.book or magazene
8.camera
9.backup knife
10.phone
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1. rope
2. binoculars
3. 10' trotline
4. extra bic lighter
5. range finder
6. pencil and notepad
7. flashlight
8. roll of electrical tape
9. snacks and water
10.compass
(if it's late into winter there are some other things that I have but the above are always in there)
scents/cover scent, flashlight, plastic gloves, rope, face mask, water, food, sidearm, extra clothes/hat, toilet paper.
If we're referring to a back pack;
1. Fishing line
2. Rope
3. Lighter
4. Magnesium fire starter
5. Tarp
6. Hooks
7. Emergency blanket
8. Good survival knife
9. Water filtration bottle
10. A small pot
11. Map &compass
12. For the time being a CO2 pistol, soon to be a .22 revolver
12. Some good reading
1. zippo
2.KA BAR USMC knife
3. leatherman Wave
4. 50ft of paracord
5. cottonballs smeared in petro jelly for fire
6. map and compass
7. and a picture of my family
1.Lighter
2.Headlamp
3.Butt Out Tool
4.20 ft of nylon rope
5.Water and a few protein bars
6.Scent elimin. spray and cover scents
7.Maglight
8.Ski mask
9.Extra knife
10.Multi-tool
and it depends on the season but usually bino's or a rangefinder
Pruners
saw
extra knife
binoculars
water
extra flash lights
lighter
extra gloves
pen for completing tags
coverscent
i carry less than 10 items with me .but ill still share it with you .
1.gun
2.flash light
and maybe a call depends on what im hunting
1: flashlight
2: extra wool socks
3: extra gloves
4: Orange vest or piece of cloth
5: binoculars
6: matches
7: a pen
8: Primos Silver XP scent eliminator
9: range finder
10: cell phone
In my hunting pack are the following 10 tools/items that I always carry:
1 - Water
2 - Emergency Kit
3 - Flashlight
4 - Compass & Map
5 - GPS
6 - Toilet Kit
7 - Skinning Kit (with gloves and wet wipes)
8 - Water filter
9 - Insulated seating pad
10 - M16 rifle cleaning kit complete with segmented cleaning rod and cleaning patches
Related recent questions:
http://www.fieldandstream.com/answers/gear/hunting-gear/you-never-go-hun...
http://www.fieldandstream.com/answers/survival/survival-gear/i-am-making...
http://www.fieldandstream.com/answers/quick-tips/what-do-you-think-most-...
I only use a backpack during archery season and seldom hunt far from home so survival type gear is not really necessary for me but here is my list:
1. rope
2. spare warmer clothes when appropriate
3. extra knife
4. food, water
5. compact binocs
6. range finder
7. assorted calls and scents
8. small saw
9. camera
10. two face masks (dropped mine out of the tree once)
11. toilet paper
Double Naught,
Must be a few Islamic friends on here since many did not list # 11!
May well be. I seldom go anywhere without a large roll in a pocket. I also keep a roll in both trucks, I don't intend to get caught with my pants down, pun intended, after a buddy told me about getting a nature call beside a mountain road in a driving snowstorm and having nothing handy but a Col. Sanders wet towelette. I like to think I'm fairly tough, but not that tough!
When I go out it is not just a drive out to the plot and a climb up to the stand. It is miles out into the wild with wild as far as the eye can see, so I go with the very real possibility that I could be unavoidably detained for a couple of days. So:
Shelter; paracord, rope, 5X7 nylon tarp, bivvy sack, space blanket, swiss army knife
Fire; fire steel, magnesium starter, petroleum jelly smeared cotton balls, matches
Water; 2 25 oz stainless steel filled water bottles, primos kettle
Welfare; firstaid kit, toilet paper, fishing handlines, compass, map
This is in addition to the knives and fire makings and firearms carried on my person
2 snicker bars,emergency blanket,lg zip ties, paracord, matchless firestarter, Bino's, rangefinder, GPS,antibact wipes,first aid kit,bottle of water tabs,purifier,flashlight,cell or satelite phone,whistle,mirror I don't usually venture more then 2 miles from camp,so I only pack essentials most of the time. What I need to hunt with,tag and drag,2 snicker bars,20oz mountain dew, satelite or cell phone depending on where we are,whistle. The toilet paper belongs in camp,not the woods. If you can't do your business before you leave camp ,then you need to stop eating until you come back from hunting.Somethings just don't belong in the woods I hunt. All I'm gonna say bout that.
1.girlfrind
2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10. gun/bow and some other stuff.
pretty much what is listed above, but dont forger the toilet paper haha
1. calls
2. hand warmers
3. water
4. snacks
5. extra headgear
6. flashlight
7. wind-check powder
8. range-finder (if bow-hunting)
9. extra ammo
10. cell phone
This is for my deer hunting pack, I don't carry a pack turkey hunting, I just stuff the essentials in my vest.
These are the main items:
1.first-aid kit
2.25-50ft. of rope
3.map and compass or gps
4.small survival kit (example:survival kit in a can)
5.led flashlight or headlamp
6.snack
7.book or magazene
8.camera
9.backup knife
10.phone
1.cell phone(to call in for help with a big buck:))
2.pen or pencil
3.gut hook
4.scent elimnator
5.deer scent
6.calles
7.gloves
8.water
@deerhunterrick
You are telling me you've never had to go in the woods? If you spend all day in the woods, chances are pretty good that you will have to do some business and I'd rather be prepared than wipe with some leaves! Especially in the fall with dead dried up leaves.
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1. rope
2. binoculars
3. 10' trotline
4. extra bic lighter
5. range finder
6. pencil and notepad
7. flashlight
8. roll of electrical tape
9. snacks and water
10.compass
(if it's late into winter there are some other things that I have but the above are always in there)
scents/cover scent, flashlight, plastic gloves, rope, face mask, water, food, sidearm, extra clothes/hat, toilet paper.
1.Lighter
2.Headlamp
3.Butt Out Tool
4.20 ft of nylon rope
5.Water and a few protein bars
6.Scent elimin. spray and cover scents
7.Maglight
8.Ski mask
9.Extra knife
10.Multi-tool
and it depends on the season but usually bino's or a rangefinder
Pruners
saw
extra knife
binoculars
water
extra flash lights
lighter
extra gloves
pen for completing tags
coverscent
i carry less than 10 items with me .but ill still share it with you .
1.gun
2.flash light
and maybe a call depends on what im hunting
1: flashlight
2: extra wool socks
3: extra gloves
4: Orange vest or piece of cloth
5: binoculars
6: matches
7: a pen
8: Primos Silver XP scent eliminator
9: range finder
10: cell phone
In my hunting pack are the following 10 tools/items that I always carry:
1 - Water
2 - Emergency Kit
3 - Flashlight
4 - Compass & Map
5 - GPS
6 - Toilet Kit
7 - Skinning Kit (with gloves and wet wipes)
8 - Water filter
9 - Insulated seating pad
10 - M16 rifle cleaning kit complete with segmented cleaning rod and cleaning patches
Related recent questions:
http://www.fieldandstream.com/answers/gear/hunting-gear/you-never-go-hun...
http://www.fieldandstream.com/answers/survival/survival-gear/i-am-making...
http://www.fieldandstream.com/answers/quick-tips/what-do-you-think-most-...
I only use a backpack during archery season and seldom hunt far from home so survival type gear is not really necessary for me but here is my list:
1. rope
2. spare warmer clothes when appropriate
3. extra knife
4. food, water
5. compact binocs
6. range finder
7. assorted calls and scents
8. small saw
9. camera
10. two face masks (dropped mine out of the tree once)
11. toilet paper
Double Naught,
Must be a few Islamic friends on here since many did not list # 11!
May well be. I seldom go anywhere without a large roll in a pocket. I also keep a roll in both trucks, I don't intend to get caught with my pants down, pun intended, after a buddy told me about getting a nature call beside a mountain road in a driving snowstorm and having nothing handy but a Col. Sanders wet towelette. I like to think I'm fairly tough, but not that tough!
When I go out it is not just a drive out to the plot and a climb up to the stand. It is miles out into the wild with wild as far as the eye can see, so I go with the very real possibility that I could be unavoidably detained for a couple of days. So:
Shelter; paracord, rope, 5X7 nylon tarp, bivvy sack, space blanket, swiss army knife
Fire; fire steel, magnesium starter, petroleum jelly smeared cotton balls, matches
Water; 2 25 oz stainless steel filled water bottles, primos kettle
Welfare; firstaid kit, toilet paper, fishing handlines, compass, map
This is in addition to the knives and fire makings and firearms carried on my person
2 snicker bars,emergency blanket,lg zip ties, paracord, matchless firestarter, Bino's, rangefinder, GPS,antibact wipes,first aid kit,bottle of water tabs,purifier,flashlight,cell or satelite phone,whistle,mirror I don't usually venture more then 2 miles from camp,so I only pack essentials most of the time. What I need to hunt with,tag and drag,2 snicker bars,20oz mountain dew, satelite or cell phone depending on where we are,whistle. The toilet paper belongs in camp,not the woods. If you can't do your business before you leave camp ,then you need to stop eating until you come back from hunting.Somethings just don't belong in the woods I hunt. All I'm gonna say bout that.
@deerhunterrick
You are telling me you've never had to go in the woods? If you spend all day in the woods, chances are pretty good that you will have to do some business and I'd rather be prepared than wipe with some leaves! Especially in the fall with dead dried up leaves.
If we're referring to a back pack;
1. Fishing line
2. Rope
3. Lighter
4. Magnesium fire starter
5. Tarp
6. Hooks
7. Emergency blanket
8. Good survival knife
9. Water filtration bottle
10. A small pot
11. Map &compass
12. For the time being a CO2 pistol, soon to be a .22 revolver
12. Some good reading
1. zippo
2.KA BAR USMC knife
3. leatherman Wave
4. 50ft of paracord
5. cottonballs smeared in petro jelly for fire
6. map and compass
7. and a picture of my family
1.girlfrind
2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10. gun/bow and some other stuff.
pretty much what is listed above, but dont forger the toilet paper haha
1. calls
2. hand warmers
3. water
4. snacks
5. extra headgear
6. flashlight
7. wind-check powder
8. range-finder (if bow-hunting)
9. extra ammo
10. cell phone
This is for my deer hunting pack, I don't carry a pack turkey hunting, I just stuff the essentials in my vest.
These are the main items:
1.first-aid kit
2.25-50ft. of rope
3.map and compass or gps
4.small survival kit (example:survival kit in a can)
5.led flashlight or headlamp
6.snack
7.book or magazene
8.camera
9.backup knife
10.phone
1.cell phone(to call in for help with a big buck:))
2.pen or pencil
3.gut hook
4.scent elimnator
5.deer scent
6.calles
7.gloves
8.water
Post an Answer