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Poly pro underwear,Longhunter shirt,Compass,flashlight,knife,bow,and arrows. Thats about it and some time to go hunting would be great.
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you guys should see me walkin around the woods of western Maryland! It looks like I'm hunting the back woods of Colorado or Alaska! I think I could actually live in the woods for a couple days with the crap I take with me!
no not really, but I do carry alot, I've got a big pack with aluminum frames hidden within.
My camera is almost as important to me as my bow! But really I ditch the pack sometimes and just walk into the woods with my bow in my left hand and my camera on a tripod in the right:)
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This year: The Stick 58", 46# LH Recurve, 4 Beman MFX Classic arrows, Helix broadheads, 1 judo point, Mathews twist on/off Bow Quiver, Sika day pack with: Beanie, nylon head cover, two gloves, extra haul line, roll of orange tape,compact folding saw, two tiny flashlights, down vest and Under Armor sweat shirt. Thin gloves UA which I almost never wear. Hunting license and ink pen. Please don't puke...range Lieca rangfinder.
Cell phone in case I fall and can't get up.
Most of the time I'm hunting less than 1 mile in the woods and field behind my house.
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Member of various archery organizations. Posts: 3857 | From: Kentucky | Registered: Jan 2004
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Compass. Asbell wool pullover. Bow, arrows and a good sharp knife. And plenty of home-made jerky and trail mix that I manage to eat up on the drive to the mountains. There is seldom any left to take in the woods with me.
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The only things beside my Shrew and arrows that I NEED, are:
Main Beam light toilet paper a Trapper style knife compass drag rope
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I really like my Vitcorinox hunter knife has multi use, small saw and gut knife even the cork screw came in handy. When I dropped my small tree hook that holds my pack, I just used my cork screw. Also I like my small prunners to clear shooting lanes. Got to have my dayone pack with me, holds all my other luxury items.
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I'm with Steve O... Safety Harness and Main Beam Flashlight but I will add Thermacell during early/mid-season (mosquitoes are bad down here in the south).
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I have used my 6" uninsulated LL Bean pac boots for 20 yrs and they are now reaching the point of no return. Then again, maybe I can get another year out of them.
Oh yeah, and I really love my CatQuivers too. They have been a lot of places with me.
Steve
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Linemans belt for putting up treestands. don't know how I did without it before.
JW
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My Badlands Bino Bivy and Jetboil for a nice hot coffee or cup of noodles.
-------------------- "A hunt based only on trophies taken falls short of what the ultimate goal should be ... time to commune with your inner soul as you share the outdoors with the birds, animals, and the fish that live there." Fred Bear Posts: 401 | From: Melbourne Australia | Registered: Feb 2009
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