#241314 - 05/22/07 10:26 AM
Re: What is in your backpack?
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gil1
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I like the extra climber pins idea. I had to learn that one the hard way in the dark a few years back. Another hard lesson - I had an incident many years ago where I slipped in between the top and bottom halves of my climber. I hadn't tied a string between them, and it was before full harnesses. The single strap started squeezing the breath out of me, and if I hadn't had a knife in my pocket to cut the strap and let me shimmy to safety, who knows? I always keep a knife and whistle in my pocket just in case I fall or my pack falls. What good are they if they're in a pack 30 feet up a tree and I'm not. One other thing - I keep a a turkey mouth call to practice soft calling. It doesn't seem to affect the deer at all. If you run into a flock, you can have a little fun with kee kees and such. If it's bow season, you may even get a shot. I got a hen last fall just goofing off in the bow stand. I didn't actually call it in - the flock wandered into range, and I luckily didn't get busted. I wanted to see what they'd been eating, so I took the photo of the crop contents. All the hoppers, walking sticks, acorns, and seeds are completely whole.

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#244756 - 05/25/07 10:16 PM
Re: What is in your backpack?
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Boone 58
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Awesome, thanks for sharing!
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#246512 - 05/28/07 05:35 PM
Re: What is in your backpack?
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Plain & Simple
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My lord I thought I was the only one who went into the woods prepared for the appocolypse. I have all the nescessities: knife, license, calls, scent, first aid kit, 550 cord, binos & range finder and a leatherman plus extra stuff like release and sight for my bow and a snack and water. It only weighs 15 pounds couple that with my 23 pound treestand and I am floating like a butterfly @ 40 pounds of gear!
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#260528 - 06/10/07 11:03 AM
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shelbydeer
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for deer season i have binoculars, watch, ceelphone,toilet paper,rope, few knifes,bullets,doe piss, other cover scents, therma cell,water,granola bars ( stay good all season if i dont eat them)lol, gloves,grunt calls,extra face mask,extra socks, and im sure a few others a cant think of!!!!
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#266977 - 06/16/07 06:30 AM
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h10doc
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Registered: 03/01/06
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beer,and whiskey.thats about it
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#274277 - 06/22/07 03:34 PM
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skynimrod
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Registered: 11/10/06
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Loc: Bellevue Tn
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knife flashlight ammo gut rag gps cell phone/frs raido water bottle munchies firestarter tags/lic gloves hoodie rain gear binos hunters ear muffs extra batteries sent killer topos/when needed butt wipe
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#275145 - 06/23/07 09:10 PM
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pastorbmp
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Registered: 01/16/06
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Loc: Wartburg,TN
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Everything...and sometimes a few more extras
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#285104 - 07/01/07 09:09 PM
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Matador
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For sure my pack will have a compass, matches,one of the folded up Wal-mart rain pancho's, gloves, full face tobaggon,extra neck wrap and can bleat call. It may have a paperback book, water bottle,GPS,flashlight and a snack. Just depends on where I am hunting for the day.
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#300342 - 07/15/07 10:24 AM
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Cull Buck Hunter
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Loc: Cleveland,TN
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Lets see: Buck knife For firearms deer hunting:
Scorpion Flashlight Streamlight LED headband light for mornings pull rope toilet paper water orange tape shooting sticks snack (crackers, hard candy) radio ------------------------------------ SOMETIMES DEPENDING ON HUNT CONDITIONS AND LENGTH
rangefinder binocs cell phone in ziplock gloves mask extra primers/ speed loaders in ziplock extra water
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#333250 - 08/09/07 07:51 AM
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COP1215
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Loc: chester county tennessee
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water,a small snack of some sorts,trail marking tape in the event of having to trail a wounded deer a long way,small flashlight and a small compass....i also carry small binoculars and a grunt around my neck,a kniofe a cellphone and my tobacco all in my pockets. thats about all anyone would need for an all day hunt.
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