Nov
21
What to bring with you when your deer hunting?
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Red Rat snake asked:
What should you bring with you when your deer hunting with a shotgun?
i’ve been hunting for 5 years i was just wondering if there was any other stuff i should bring other then the gun and clothes
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What should you bring with you when your deer hunting with a shotgun?
i’ve been hunting for 5 years i was just wondering if there was any other stuff i should bring other then the gun and clothes
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Hunting Camouflage & Ghillie Suits
Well, I hope you are going with somebody who knows what they are doing. As a matter of fact, that’s the 1st thing you should take.
Hunting Camouflage & Ghillie Suits
Don’t bring anything and leave that gun alone and locked away.
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extra rounds, binoculars, something so if you get a dear you can bring it back with
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The Humane Society so they can take your gun away.
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A deer suit with antlers and your mother in-law!!!! BLAM! BLAM! LOL
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I would suggest extra ammo, a field dressing kit (knife, a small saw, and gloves), and a buddy. I would never hunt alone…to dangerous.
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Depending on where I am and how long I am planning on being out, a flashlight, a compass or GPS unit, knife for skinning and small lightweight sharpener, water, trail mix, and a cell phone turned off.
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FIRST AID! can’t believe no one has mentioned that yet. compass, appropriate license(s), toilet paper, hand sanitizer, field dressing gloves, knife, water, water purifying tablets, power bars, rope to pull dead game with, cell phone, trail markers, water proof matches or lighter, I carry all this and more.
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-a compass
-gps unit
-extra food
-extra ammo
-first aid kit
-map of area your hunting
-bonculars
- a couple of knifes
-stuff for making a fire
-fishing line to make snares in case you get lost.
you can fit all this **** into a back back
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T.P. (Toilet Paper) Serves two important things..The “obvious” for nature calls…….and as a blood trail marker if you hit a Deer and need to track it. TP makes it easy to see a blood trail regardless of the weather. Also gives you a great indication of probable direction of travel if you lose the blood trail and look back at your previous trail markers. This of course, in addition to all of the “basics” listed by previous answers, but just as important. Something this simple can make the difference between a “found” Deer and a lost one……Good Hunting…..
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When you prepare & practice properly all you really need is your Rifle or Bow & ammo, rope, hunting knife.* Keep it simple..*