tunrevir Posted November 3, 2008 Share Posted November 3, 2008 Thought I'd post this and get the ball rolling. Don't forget to buy your liscense early or risk the ELS meltdown on your way out of town! Things to remember: gun, clip, ammo, orange hat and gloves, jacket, bibs, boots, knife, compass, scent/scent killer, long johns, wallet, food, drinks, snacks, tp for the cabin! Did I forget anything? Good luck out there, be safe!Tunrevir~ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
machohorn Posted November 3, 2008 Share Posted November 3, 2008 Gun Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
brassman Posted November 3, 2008 Share Posted November 3, 2008 chemical heaters (cannot live without them)safety harnesswater in the stand Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ryan Becklund Posted November 3, 2008 Share Posted November 3, 2008 Here is my list that I go off of for hunting trips. I always add or subtract the things that I don't need but it is the base.CAMPING LIST:TENT AND POLESTARP FOR FLOORSTAKESMISC NAILS (LARGE)HAMMERROPE 3/8”, ¼”, AND PARA CORDSTOVE, PIPES, AND TOOLS(2) 3’ X 3’ PLYWOODSHELTER TARPSTOOL BOXJUMPER CABLESCLOTHES PINSCOME-ALONGTABLEBAG CHAIRSBAG END TABLE(3) LANTERNS (1 GAS, 2 LP)LANTERN MANTLESFLASH LIGHTSSPOT LIGHTSGENERATORSHOVELSNOW SHOVEL5 GAL. PAILCRAPER SEATDUCK TAPESHOWER ENCLOSURESHOWERAM/FM RADIO AND BATTERIESSLEEPING BAGSGAS CANPEET BOOT DRYERMATCHES AND LIGHTERSAXESMALL GAS GRILLCHAIN SAW, BAR OIL, GAS, ETCTRASH BAGSDUCK TAPEBATTERIESGAS COOKER AND POTBACKPACK LIST:PACKROPE ¼” X 50’COMPASSFIRST AID KIT BANDAIDS,ETCTYLENOL, ANTACIDRAIN GEAR2-WAY RADIO AND BATTERIESWATER, AND MISC FOODTRAIL MIX, CANDYTRAIL FLAGGINGEXTRA SOCKSEXTRA GLOVESTOILET PAPERKNIFESIERRA SAWBOX OF SHELLSFLASH LIGHT AND BATTERIESBINOCULARS AND STRAPSANTIBACTERIAL WIPESGUTTING GLOVESHEADLAMPCAMERAGRUNT CALLRATTLING HORNSCOOKING SUPPLIESLARGE POT (BOILING WATER)LARGE FRYING PAN W/COVERDUTCH OVENCUPS, PLATESFORKS, SPOONS, KNIVESSPATULA, FORK, TONGSSOAP, AND DISH RAGTOWELPAPER TOWELSZIP LOCK BAGSALUMINUM FOILSALT AND PEPPERBUTTERCOOLERSWATER AND CONTAINERSCLOTHES WASHING POT OR BINSOAP FOR CLOTHESTHERMOSMIXING BOWLBUTTERSPREADABLE BUTTERLOWERYS SEASONED SALTCOFFEECOFFEE POTPOT HOLDERSKETCHUPMUSTARDCAN OPENERBREAKFASTOATMEALEGGSBACONSAUSAGEENGLISH MUFFINSPANCAKESSYRUPBREADMILK?LUNCHBREADSANDWICH MEATJERKYSALAMITRAIL MIXTUNACANDY BARSDINNER (9)HAMBURGERSSTEAKSBRATSHOTDISHROASTBEANSPERSONAL ITEMSSOCKSLINER SOCKSUNDERWEARLONG UNDERWEARPAJAMASPANTSSHIRTS (LONG, AND SHORT)RAINGEARHEAVY JACKET AND BIBSSTOCKING HATGLOVES (LIGHT AND HEAVY)CAPORANGE COVER OR VESTORANGE HATHEAVY BOOTSHUNTING BOOTSCAMP SHOESSLEEPING BAGSMALL PILLOWTPTOOTH BRUSH AND PASTEDEODERANTSOAP AND SHAMPOOPOWDERSHAVER AND CREAMTOWELPOCKET KNIFE Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TrophyEyes Posted November 3, 2008 Share Posted November 3, 2008 Ryan, You forgot the kitchen sink....Man I hope you don't forget something, I don't know what you would do. Maybe you could build a cabin. My list consists of my hunting box with all my sent free camo/orange, my treestand, gun, backpack full of ammo, doe pee, gateraid (later becomes the pee bottle), safety harness, long underwear, hand warmers grunt call, PBJ, Snicker bars, a 6 pack, and my deer licence. Everything else can either be found in my truck or I can go and buy it if I need it. No need to over complicate it. I like to forget my camera and knife, that way I am surely going to shoot something nice. It is like going fishing without a net, you will always have the best luck. One thing I have learned to bring extra of are gloves. I have lost more right handed gloves over the years. I imagine it is because I am taking my glove off to eat, gut a deer, whatever. I always lose the right glove though.One extra thing to bring for sure are car keys. Give them to your buddy as soon as possible. You don't want to lose your car keys in the woods. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ryan Becklund Posted November 3, 2008 Share Posted November 3, 2008 lol...I figured someone would like the post. I actually made this list for my elk hunting trip a few years ago. It was nice to have, but I did bring too much stuff with. Glad you enjoyed it...I was laughing just thinking about how much grief I was going to get. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TrophyEyes Posted November 3, 2008 Share Posted November 3, 2008 I could see it on an elk trip, but man, you would need a semi to get all that gear out there. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Red Miller Posted November 3, 2008 Share Posted November 3, 2008 Ryan, its actually helpful. I have been using a deluxe tent trailer that last couple of years and when I first got it, it needed to be seriously outfitted. Its pretty much where I want it this year with the addition of the $50 walmart microwave. But regardless of the fact that your list is somewhat "comprehensive" (shall we say?). I copied and pasted it and now I can knock out the stuff I dont need and keep the stuff I do. It saves me a lot of work. Needless to say, the "pile" near the door and the "pile" in the garage has most of whats going up already but its great have a reference. There was one thing on there that I had forgot...the snow shovel!! Just curious, how many trucks did it take to haul all that stuff Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ryan Becklund Posted November 3, 2008 Share Posted November 3, 2008 It took a 4 door dodge (with a hemi) a topper on that and a LARGE car trailer with 4 ATVs on it with a old deep freeze for a meat cooler. I do have to admit that I deleted a bunch of stuff off that list to more suit deer hunting. Just a fyi- when going to the mountains don't forget the tire chains! Man I wish we would have remembered them. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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