This is the list of Items that I took. Please understand that this equipment was packed on a horse. I did not need all of the items on the list. This is set up as a check list. I hope this help anyone getting ready for a trip. If I was packing all of the gear the list woul would be decreased in size.
BASE CAMP BACK PACK CONTENTS:
☐ SPARE BOOTS - LIGHTWEIGHT
☐ THERMA REST SLEEPING PAD
☐ 1 light wt SLEEPING BAG - 2 LINERS - SLEEPING CAP (I only used the one liner)
☐ SOAP
☐ PERSONAL PACK TOWEL
☐ TITANIUM BOWL, PAN, POT & FUEL never use these except fuel ...one can only
☐ SOTO BURNER
☐ WATER PURIFICATION BOTTLE TABLETS (only if filter system stopped working)
☐ DOP KIT
☐ HEAD FLASH LIGHT (Best light ever)
☐ BASE CAMP 1ST AID KIT
☐ BASE CAMP MEDS
☐ BIO WIPES
☐ INSECT REPELLENT
☐ GLASSES
☐ SMALL LIGHTER
☐ 2 SETS WIRES - CELL PHONE CHARGER FROM CAR
☐ COLLAPSIBLE KNIFE
☐ SUPER GLUE - THICK (for cuts and such)
☐ 12 VOLT BATTERY NiMH I did nto take the lipo battery do to safety (this was used with the car charger to charge the cell phones that had google earth on them)
☐ ELK TAGES
☐ 1 PKG 550 CORD
☐ 1 BOX 1 GAL FREEZER ZIPLOCK BAGS (did not need because the outfitter could come and take the game down to meat cutters)
☐ NEEDLE & THREAD
☐ SKETCH PAD, PENCILS & ERASERS
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DAY PACK CONTENTS:
☐ PONCHO
☐ SNOW PEAK 600 TITANIUM CUP
☐ FLINT KNIFE
☐ 8 RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES
☐ HOT LIPS
☐ COMPASS
☐ CAP CLIP light (never used)
☐ BRANCH SAW
☐ GARMIN GPS
☐ SPOON & FORK
☐ ELK CALL
☐ WET WIPES
☐ SMALL 1ST AID KIT - GLASSES CLOTH
☐ HAND PUMP FILTRATION SYSTEM
☐ MOUTH CALL
☐ 1 - 110 G FUEL
☐ 1 METAL WATER BOTTLE
☐ HYDRATION SYSTEM
☐ THIN FLEXIBLE BLADE
☐ ORANGE FLAGGING TAPE
☐ ENERGY BARS
☐ MAP
☐ NOTEBOOK/PENCIL
☐ LIGHTER
☐ GLASSES (extra old pair incase I broke mine.
☐ BINOCULARS
☐ MEDICATIONS
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UNIVERSAL CAMP GEAR:
☐ BASE CAMP FILTRATION SYSTEM (I had two types of water filtration systems and recomend that you only buy the hiker pro with an extra filter) I use coffee filter on the end of the hiker pro to extend the life of the filter. I spent the extra money and bought the quick release system and that made it very easy to use.
☐ 2 WATER CARRIERS - EXPANDABLE
☐ KITCHEN SINK
☐ 1 BLACK UNIVERSAL CARRYING BAG
☐ BLEACH/EYE DROPPER
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CLOTHING:
RETURN TRIP HOME: TO BE PACKED WITH HORSE RIDE CLOTHES (these were left in the van so I could have clean clothes for the ride home)
☐ JEANS
☐ SOCKS
☐ T- SHIRT
☐ UNDERWEAR
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HORSE BACK RIDE UP:
☐ HEAVY CAMO PANTS
☐ LONG SLEEVED BLUE SHIRT (sun blocking type)
☐ SOCKS
☐ UNDERWEAR
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CLOTHING - OUT THE DOOR (to wear during the trip out):
☐ TENNIS SHOES
☐ SOCKS
☐ UNDERWEAR
☐ SHIRT
☐ LIGHT CIVILIAN JACKET (to wear during the trip out and back)
☐ PILLOW, BLANKET, FOOD (this was nice to have for the trip out in the van)
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HUNTING CLOTHES:
☐ HYPER HIDE JACKET
☐ SCREENED HAT (never took it )
☐ INSULATED PANTS (these were water proof and worked great during morning hunts
☐ CAMO PANTS (the cotten type pants bad idea the water on the grass in the moring soaked it right up, however they worked great for afternoon hunts)
☐ 2 PR LONG UNDERWEAR
☐ 2 THERMAL SHIRTS
☐ 1 TAN SWEATSHIRT
☐ 1 CAMO CAP
☐ 1 PR HUNTING GLOVES
☐ 1 NECK WARMER (was not used during the fist week of elk hunting)
☐ 2 T-SHIRTS - 1 CAMO & 1 T-SHIRT
☐ 1 LONG SLEEVED CAMO SHIRT & T-SHIRT
☐ APPROPRIATE # SOCKS & UNDERWEAR
☐ DIRTY LAUNDRY BAG - KELTY
☐ 15 BUFFALO BORE BULLETS
☐ 1 PISTOL WITH BELT & CASE
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