WHAT TO BRING
Clothing (this is suggested)
Gear
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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. No Yeti coolers allowed. 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.
FIND OUT MORE!
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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:There is no service in areas 25 & 26, therefore a SAT Phone is required! Cell service is “spotty” on the mountain in area 35; these 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.