What is the most important thing to bring on a pack in hunting trip besides your rifle?

Dry matches. All purpose knife (you know, bottle opener, saw, all the gadgets). LED flashlight.

Fishline and hooks. Water purifying tablets. Silver mylar tarp.Compass.Cap.

Laser light.

A magnesium fire starter, it will burn in the rain.....at about 4 thousand degrees.

As a hiker, the things I always pack, that have come in handy are these: large trash bags. These cover gear, and me, in unexpected rain storms. Cold weather underwear: If a cold front hits, you better have it.

Otherwise you have to stuff your shirt full of leaves for insulation. First aid kit. A friend once slipped down a rock incline.

He slid the full distance, and lost a lot of skin. We were glad to have ample antiseptic and bandages.

In addition to clothing, rain gear, and sleeping bag, a water filter such as Katadyne, big knife, cigarette lighter...Oh and don't forget your cell-phone, xbox/gameboy, and laptop. :-)Oh, again, night-vision goggles for UFO spotting.

Extra batteries for flashlight & GPS. Tylenol or Advil and sinus medicine. Alarn clock.

I'm into dehydrated food, so I'm pretty good there. I'm going to try to dehydrayte some more soups, I have already done bean with bacon and split pea soups pretty easily. Good call on the mosquito killer, I think we are staying right next to a lake!

Mosquito killer spray is a must otherwise your trip will be hell. N if you r supposed to cook alll by urself and you r not experiencedread this hubpages.com/hub/I-am-a-bad-cook n above all your spirit of enjoyment Have FUNNN.

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