So fellow Airgunners, when you hit the field for a day of GS, rabbits, or praire dog hunting what do you take with you in your hunting back pack???
What's in your hunting pack???
- Thread starter Ginuwine1969
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Hunting is banned where I stay but a good guess would be the following:
1. A small scuba tank
2. Pellets
3. Knife
4. Gunny bags
5. Powerful torch
6. Hunting lights
7. Mini towels
8. Rope/bungee cord
9. Ballistic chart
10. Long range binoculars
11. Wind meter
12. Range finder
13. Adjustable length hunting sticks to rest my gun
14. Gloves, camo clothes, cap, shades, water bottle
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Cellphone...If it works
First off, I would wear came clothes head to toe.
MY RIFLE
Pellets
Riflerest
Air Tank
Swiss army knife
Water, Protein bars
etc.......
First off, I would wear came clothes head to toe.
MY RIFLE
Pellets
Riflerest
Air Tank
Swiss army knife
Water, Protein bars
etc.......
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I learned the hard way so the first thing is a "LIST" of the things to take on a hunting trip! I recently got 500 miles into a trip to my brother in Missouri and realized I left my Pellets on my workbench! This was a Hog hunting trip and unfortunately Wally World doesn't stock 357 pellets on their shelf. I ended up Next Day Airing some JSB .35 Diablos to my brother and they got there the day I arrived. Those were expensive pellets
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when I got back home I sat down and made my list.
PELLETS
Guns (charged)
Air Tank (charged)
Charging Hose
Cleaning Kit
Gun Tool Kit
Range Finder
Binoculars
Night Vision Scope
Camera w/scope mount
Appropriate Clothing
Flashlight and Batteries
Of course this will vary depending on the type and location of the hunting trip.
.when I got back home I sat down and made my list.
PELLETS
Guns (charged)
Air Tank (charged)
Charging Hose
Cleaning Kit
Gun Tool Kit
Range Finder
Binoculars
Night Vision Scope
Camera w/scope mount
Appropriate Clothing
Flashlight and Batteries
Of course this will vary depending on the type and location of the hunting trip.
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Water,snacks,trash bags,knife,rope,lighter,tools,guppy tank,binoculars,pellets,extra mags and napkins for well you know....Most of my kit depends on what I'm hunting,where and for how long.Water is the most of the weight I carry.
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"Water,snacks,trash bags,knife,rope,lighter (...) "
Awesome. This is what each list should start with for when you go a significant distance away from civilization. Water, shelter, fire. And always a knife.
Take note: If you twist your ankle or if your vehicle conks out, "significant distance" is suddenly a lot fewer miles than you previously thought.
Awesome. This is what each list should start with for when you go a significant distance away from civilization. Water, shelter, fire. And always a knife.
Take note: If you twist your ankle or if your vehicle conks out, "significant distance" is suddenly a lot fewer miles than you previously thought.
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I have never been on a hunting "trip," but when I hit the woods for a few hours I take:
Two knives (one is none, two is one)
Water
Snacks (almost forgot that one!)
Hatchet
Dry tinder/fat wood
Para cord
Ferro rod and a lighter
Flashlight
Cell phone
Small tarp
Paper towels
Small cutting board
Plastic bags for trash, etc
Pellets
Gun (in the past always a springer, tho this year I have a Disco)
I don't have a "pony tank" yet, but don't take many shots, so the Disco should be good on one fill (I hope). If not, I'll bring the scuba tank and leave it in the car...I don't stray much more than a mile from it anyway.
Most of this in a backpack, or squirreled away in an upland vest.
Two knives (one is none, two is one)
Water
Snacks (almost forgot that one!)
Hatchet
Dry tinder/fat wood
Para cord
Ferro rod and a lighter
Flashlight
Cell phone
Small tarp
Paper towels
Small cutting board
Plastic bags for trash, etc
Pellets
Gun (in the past always a springer, tho this year I have a Disco)
I don't have a "pony tank" yet, but don't take many shots, so the Disco should be good on one fill (I hope). If not, I'll bring the scuba tank and leave it in the car...I don't stray much more than a mile from it anyway.
Most of this in a backpack, or squirreled away in an upland vest.
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Water, more water, snacks, first aid kit, jacket for when the sun goes down, toilet paper, hand sanitizer, knife, binoculars, rangefinder, old phone for GPS, two flashlights, pellets, small duffel bag (game bag), plastic grocery store bags. Might add bear spray next season.
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