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    What Gear Should I Bring?

    Spring Black Bear Hunts

    Early Season Tent Camp Hunts

    Early Season Fall Hunts

    Late Season Fall Hunts

    SPRING BLACK BEAR HUNTS

     

    • Passport

    • Leather, waterproof hiking boots with good ankle support

    • Quite rain gear, pants and jacket with hood

    • Light gloves

    • Daypack big enough to carry extra clothes, lunch, flashlight, and other hunting gear you may need.

    • Gun and two extra boxes of shells

    • Binoculars

    • Any camouflage will work

    • Camera. If digital, bring extra batteries, charger and memory cards

    • Shooting sticks

    • Sunglasses

     

    Personal Items:

    • Medication

    • Tooth Brush and Tooth Paste

    • Soap

    • Shampoo

     

    EARLY SEASON TENT CAMP HUNTS

     

    • Passport

    • Sleeping bag and Thermarest,

    • Internal backpack (approx. 4500-5500 cubic inches)

    • Small day pack  

    • Enough clothes for entire hunt

    • Crocs (to wear while boots are drying or crossing rivers)

    • Lightweight headlamp

    • Binoculars (Brian uses the Swarovski 10x42 ELs which are nice and light)

    • Plastic water bottle (1 litre soda bottle works)

    • Pocket knife (light weight)

     

    Personal Items:

    • Shampoo (travel size)

    • Soap (travel size)

    • Deodorant (travel size)

    • Medication

    • Tooth Brush and Toothpaste

    • Chap stick

    • Sunscreen

    • Small first aid kit

    • Aspirin

    • Rolaids

    • Moleskin (excellent for blisters)

    • Wet Wipes

    • Camp towel  (small and light weight)

    EARLY SEASON FALL HUNTS

     

    • Passport

    • Leather, waterproof hiking boots with good ankle support and some thinsulate.

    • Warmer felt lined boots in case of early snow fall

    • Quite rain gear, pants and jacket hood.

    • Warm clothing to cover you head, ears, neck and hands.

    • Quite comfortable warm clothes such as wool or fleece for colder temperatures

    • Daypack with enough space to carry extra clothes, lunch, flashlight and other hunting gear you may need. And possibly meat if you harvest your animal while hiking.

    • Gun and two boxes of shells

    • Binoculars

    • Any camouflage will work

    • Camera. If digital, bring extra batteries, charger, and memory cards

    • Shooting sticks

     

    Personal Items:

    • Medication

    • Tooth Brush and Tooth Paste

    • Soap

    • Shampoo

    LATE SEASON FALL HUNTS

     

    • Passport

    • Safety Harness for Tree Stands

    • Leather, waterproof hiking boots with good ankle support and thinsulate.

    • Warm boots with removable liners

    • Socks (cotton and wool)

    • Gloves ( good warm gloves)

    • Wool hat

    • Long underwear

    • Warm outer wear (Cabela’s  Outfitter Wool is good)

    • Cellular Phone (if you own one)

    • Knife

    • Flashlight

    • Day Pack

    • Matches/lighter

    • Camera

    • Hand Warmer

    • Screw in Tree Hooks

    • Foam Seat Cushion

    • Rifle (that you have practiced with)

    • 2 Boxes of Ammo

    • Scope Lens Covers

    • Lubrication and Cloth (to wipe down gun)

     

    Personal Items:

    • Medication

    • Tooth Brush and Tooth Paste

    • Soap

    • Shampoo