Gear List
What to Pack
- Firearm (rifle or bow)
- Ammunition (I suggest at least 2 boxes of bullets or a dozen hunting arrows)
- Binoculars
- Backpack
- Day pack
- Camera with plenty of film or memory space
- Hunting Knife
- Water Bottle
- Flashlight (I recommend a LED headlamp)
- Sleeping bag and sleeping pad appropriate for the season you are hunting in. This is especially important for goat and mule deer hunters, as you may be in tents
- Duffel Bag for taking trophies home with you
- Good, waterproof hiking boots, well broken in (two pairs is even better)
- Slippers or light shoes for wearing around camps or the lodge
- Good quality, quiet Rain Gear (top and bottom)
- Jacket
- Sweater
- Hunting shirts
- Undershirts
- Warm hunting pants
- Cool hunting pants
- Long underwear
- Warm Socks
- Light socks
- Warm gloves
- Warm hat
- Ball cap or other warm weather hat
- Toiletries
- Towel
- Passport and Driver’s License
Some other things you may want to include, but are optional:
- Video Camera
- Spotting Scope
- Range Finder
- Rubber Boots (recommended for Moose hunting, otherwise not necessary)
- GPS
- Thin Rope
- First Aid Kit
- Power Bars
- Bathing Suit (there’s a Hot Springs Resort not too far away if you finish early)
There are probably some other things that I’m forgetting here, so if you have any questions about anything that you would like to bring, or any food allergies or dislikes, please feel free to call me at 1 888 830 6060 or email me at info@beaverfootoutfitting.com and we can discuss.
