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WHAT TO BRING
Clothing
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Heavy jacket-water resistant
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Light jacket- water resistant
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Rain/snow gear
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Sweater
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Insulated vest
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Good, well-fitting hunting boots waterproof, broke-in
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Underwear
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Pants (2-3 pair)
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Hat and/or cap
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Gloves-lined and unlined (1 pair each)
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Wool and cotton socks
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Long Johns (2 pair)
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Wool or flannel shirt
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Shirts (2-3)
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Fleece stocking cap
***NOTE FOR ALL DROP CAMP HUNTERS: Each hunter is limited to 150 lbs. per person for food and gear. Hunters are notorious about over packing on food! One cooler is allowed per drop camp. A 48 to 50 quart (or smaller) cooler will fit in the pack panniers. If you have soft-sided coolers, they pack the best. Other food is best packed in small cardboard boxes weighing around 15 to 30 lbs. each-it is helpful if your boxes are pre-weighed and marked with their weights.
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Gear
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Hunting license and Hunter Safety Card
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Good quality sleeping bag rated for cold temperatures
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Ammunition
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Binoculars
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Sunglasses
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Chapstick
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Shaving gear (optional)
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Canteen or water bottle (we highly recommend water bottles with a built-in filtration system)
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Any needed medications
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Small back-pack or fanny pack
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Pillow
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Weapon of choice
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Hunting knife
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Toilet paper
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Water-proof matches and lighter
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Small towel and wash cloth/baby wipes
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Camera
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Toiletries
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Flashlight (with new batteries)
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Compass, GPS, Range Finder
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Sunscreen
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500 square inches of blaze orange-vest and hat (orange camouflage is not accepted)
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Food (25 lbs. per person is suggested)
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Roll of orange tape (to mark kill site)
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High energy snacks
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Water purifier/filter or purification tablets
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Meat saw
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Sharpening stone
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Gun cleaning kit (one per party)
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Nylon cord, parachute cord, or similar for hanging quarters in trees
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Game bags-good heavy duty bags are recommended
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Cell phone
NOTE:Cell service is “spotty” on the mountain in area 35. There is no service in areas 25 & 26, therefore a SAT Phone is required! Drop Camp hunters are asked to bring a cell phone. Many cell phones work from most of our drop camp sites; however, not all cell phone carriers get service. Each Drop Camp is asked to check their cell phones and let the Outfitter know whether or not you get a signal.