Gear
- Thread starter Ruger30-06
- Start date
ILoveBigRacks
Regular
- Location
- Beaumont, AB
todbartell said:
Planning on running the deer down if you can't shoot it?
lol , As soon as I got hunting i throw on my hunting pack wich has 2 days worth of survival gear inside,And comes in slightly over 2pnds Full.
-Orange Ground sheet
-100Ft Para Cord
-Flash Light/Windup LED
-Multi tool
-Compass
-Toque
-First aid kit
-Whistle
-Paper and Pen
-8X12 Tarp(Orange as well)
-Marking tape
-2 Power Bars, Water Steralizing Pills
-5Rnds of Ammo
-Alaskan Blade trader Knife
-Saw
-2 Thermal Blankets
-Zippo Lighter,Water Proof Matches
I stuff all this stuff into a Large zip lock bag then straight into the Pack(zip Lock great for water as well) , Im comftorable for a 2 night trip into the bush If I had to. It's Better to have the gear and not need , the need it and not have it.
-Orange Ground sheet
-100Ft Para Cord
-Flash Light/Windup LED
-Multi tool
-Compass
-Toque
-First aid kit
-Whistle
-Paper and Pen
-8X12 Tarp(Orange as well)
-Marking tape
-2 Power Bars, Water Steralizing Pills
-5Rnds of Ammo
-Alaskan Blade trader Knife
-Saw
-2 Thermal Blankets
-Zippo Lighter,Water Proof Matches
I stuff all this stuff into a Large zip lock bag then straight into the Pack(zip Lock great for water as well) , Im comftorable for a 2 night trip into the bush If I had to. It's Better to have the gear and not need , the need it and not have it.
I carry:
waterproof matches
maps
compass
hunting knife
small axe
sharpening stones
full box of ammo
30ft of nylon rope
camera
various calls
first aid kit
4x8 tarp
multi-tool
dry socks in ziplock bag
granola bars,trailmix etc...
rain gear
waterproof matches
maps
compass
hunting knife
small axe
sharpening stones
full box of ammo
30ft of nylon rope
camera
various calls
first aid kit
4x8 tarp
multi-tool
dry socks in ziplock bag
granola bars,trailmix etc...
rain gear
- Location
- AB foothills
huntinstuff said:
Do you make the bread Randy?
- Location
- AB foothills
For day trips I use either an Arcteryx 40 litre climbing pack, or an old 35L Jansport that I love. And for overnighters and sheep hunting trips, or trips were I might have to pack out meat, I use a Large Dana designs external frame pack.
- Location
- Cottage Country, Ontario
Phanny Pack
Over the winter I started making a day pack. I started throwing stuff into a fanny pack that my daughter gave me as a gift. When I got to 200 usable items the name was changed to Phanny Pack. In case I missed something this is what I have.
Phanny Pack!
Belt:
1. Multi-purpose Tool c/w
a. Pliers
b. Scissors
c. File
d. Philips Screwdriver
e. Can Opener
f. Small Blade
g. Large Blade
h. Bottle opener
i. Small Slot Screw Driver
j. Large Slot Screw Driver
2. Maglight
3. Folding Machete (leather sheath under construction)
Front Pocket left:
1. GPS hand held unit
2. Whistle c/w
a. Spare Compass
b. Magnifying Glass
c. Thermometer
Front Pocket Right:
1. Spare Compass
2. Package of strike anywhere matches
3. Two Area maps folded in plastic bags
4. Insect repellant
Main Pack:
1. First aid kit
a. Band-Aids
Two Large Waterproof
Four Medium Waterproof
Four Small Waterproof
Four Small
Eight Regular
b. Twelve Alcohol wipes
c. Two Antiseptic wipes
d. Package of 24 antiseptic swabs
e. One Hand Sanitizer wipe
f. Nine Advil tablets
g. One Razor blade
h. Six Safety pins
i. Small roll of adhesive tape
j. Reflector surface on First Aid Kit
k. Two large rubber bands
l. Small Pocket Knife c/w
. Scissors
. Tweezers
. Toothpick
. Nail File
. Small Blade
2. Foraging Kit c/w
a. Two thirty-six inch pieces of copper wire for snares
b. Thirty feet of 35 lb. test fishing line
c. Six small fishing hooks
d. Six lead split shot
e. Cork Float
3. Food Kit c/w
a. Metal cup
b. Six Chicken Bouillon packages
c. Six Beef Bouillon packages
d. Two instant chocolate packages
e. Four tea packages
f. Four sugar packages
g. Ten salt & ten pepper packages
h. Three feet of heavy aluminum foil
i. zip lock plastic bag
4. Repair / Survival Kit c/w
a. Sharpening stone
b. Four feet of Duct tape
c. Four feet of Black Electrical tape
d. Ten feet of heavy cord
e. Three twist ties
f. Four shoe laces
g. Pad and Pencil
h. Two coils of 35 lb. test fishing line each fifty feet long
i. Four Needles and ten feet of black thread
j. Razor knife
k. Water Purification Tablets
l. Waterproof matches
m. Three candles
n. zip lock plastic bag
5. Personal Kit c/w (shown in the picture of the first aid kit)
a. Toilet paper
b. Hand Sanitizer
c. Signal Mirror
o. Waterproof matches
d. Sun screen
e. zip lock plastic bag
6. Package of strike anywhere matches
7. Twelve electrical Ty-wraps
8. Four spare AA batteries
9. Two 25 foot rolls of trail marking tape
10. Tread-not Deer fly patches
11. One Space blanket
The entire pack weighs in at 6 1/4 lbs if the belt accessories are removed the fanny pack by itself weighs 3 3/4 lbs. I would like to lighten it a little. Water, knives, compass, snacks, etc. are not shown as I never leave home without them.
It is an ongoing project so any ideas would be appreciated.
tnx mb
Over the winter I started making a day pack. I started throwing stuff into a fanny pack that my daughter gave me as a gift. When I got to 200 usable items the name was changed to Phanny Pack. In case I missed something this is what I have.
Phanny Pack!
Belt:
1. Multi-purpose Tool c/w
a. Pliers
b. Scissors
c. File
d. Philips Screwdriver
e. Can Opener
f. Small Blade
g. Large Blade
h. Bottle opener
i. Small Slot Screw Driver
j. Large Slot Screw Driver
2. Maglight
3. Folding Machete (leather sheath under construction)
Front Pocket left:
1. GPS hand held unit
2. Whistle c/w
a. Spare Compass
b. Magnifying Glass
c. Thermometer
Front Pocket Right:
1. Spare Compass
2. Package of strike anywhere matches
3. Two Area maps folded in plastic bags
4. Insect repellant
Main Pack:
1. First aid kit
a. Band-Aids
Two Large Waterproof
Four Medium Waterproof
Four Small Waterproof
Four Small
Eight Regular
b. Twelve Alcohol wipes
c. Two Antiseptic wipes
d. Package of 24 antiseptic swabs
e. One Hand Sanitizer wipe
f. Nine Advil tablets
g. One Razor blade
h. Six Safety pins
i. Small roll of adhesive tape
j. Reflector surface on First Aid Kit
k. Two large rubber bands
l. Small Pocket Knife c/w
. Scissors
. Tweezers
. Toothpick
. Nail File
. Small Blade
2. Foraging Kit c/w
a. Two thirty-six inch pieces of copper wire for snares
b. Thirty feet of 35 lb. test fishing line
c. Six small fishing hooks
d. Six lead split shot
e. Cork Float
3. Food Kit c/w
a. Metal cup
b. Six Chicken Bouillon packages
c. Six Beef Bouillon packages
d. Two instant chocolate packages
e. Four tea packages
f. Four sugar packages
g. Ten salt & ten pepper packages
h. Three feet of heavy aluminum foil
i. zip lock plastic bag
4. Repair / Survival Kit c/w
a. Sharpening stone
b. Four feet of Duct tape
c. Four feet of Black Electrical tape
d. Ten feet of heavy cord
e. Three twist ties
f. Four shoe laces
g. Pad and Pencil
h. Two coils of 35 lb. test fishing line each fifty feet long
i. Four Needles and ten feet of black thread
j. Razor knife
k. Water Purification Tablets
l. Waterproof matches
m. Three candles
n. zip lock plastic bag
5. Personal Kit c/w (shown in the picture of the first aid kit)
a. Toilet paper
b. Hand Sanitizer
c. Signal Mirror
o. Waterproof matches
d. Sun screen
e. zip lock plastic bag
6. Package of strike anywhere matches
7. Twelve electrical Ty-wraps
8. Four spare AA batteries
9. Two 25 foot rolls of trail marking tape
10. Tread-not Deer fly patches
11. One Space blanket
The entire pack weighs in at 6 1/4 lbs if the belt accessories are removed the fanny pack by itself weighs 3 3/4 lbs. I would like to lighten it a little. Water, knives, compass, snacks, etc. are not shown as I never leave home without them.
It is an ongoing project so any ideas would be appreciated.
tnx mb
