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<blockquote data-quote="Whisky" data-source="post: 29728" data-attributes="member: 661">I do a number of long day hunts and overnight hunts in a year. My basic gear doesn't change whether I'm day hunting or spending 5 nights out, so what's always in my pack is:Kill kit:game bagsHavalon50ft ParacordFlagging tapeCuben fiber ground sheetcontractor bagMed/Survival kit:bic lighter1oz bottle with fire paste1oz bottle with waterproof matches and tindercompasssome basic meds and bandagestweezersleukotape (best shit for blisters ever - wrap it around 1oz bottle)duct tape - wrapped around 1oz bottleMSR AquatabsRain gearExtra pair merino socks/underwearWater bladderFood/snackCamera2 headlampsSpare batteries for headlampsGPS if neededSmall ziploc of paper towelsSmall ziploc of baby wipesIf all I'm doing is walking a quarter mile to climb a tree stand, this list is obviously overkill and doesn't apply to you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Whisky, post: 29728, member: 661"] I do a number of long day hunts and overnight hunts in a year. My basic gear doesn't change whether I'm day hunting or spending 5 nights out, so what's always in my pack is: Kill kit: game bags Havalon 50ft Paracord Flagging tape Cuben fiber ground sheet contractor bag Med/Survival kit: bic lighter 1oz bottle with fire paste 1oz bottle with waterproof matches and tinder compass some basic meds and bandages tweezers leukotape (best shit for blisters ever - wrap it around 1oz bottle) duct tape - wrapped around 1oz bottle MSR Aquatabs Rain gear Extra pair merino socks/underwear Water bladder Food/snack Camera 2 headlamps Spare batteries for headlamps GPS if needed Small ziploc of paper towels Small ziploc of baby wipes If all I'm doing is walking a quarter mile to climb a tree stand, this list is obviously overkill and doesn't apply to you. [/QUOTE]

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