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Always remember that the weather is unpredictable in Wyoming. Use
layers of clothing so they can be removed or added as needed. Be sure
to pack warmer clothing for late in the season, October through February,
lighter during August and September.
Please Note:
There is a 40 pound weight
limit per person for our wilderness pack trip hunts.
List of
recommended gear and clothing:
-
License, valid
for species and area you are hunting
-
Conservation
stamp
-
Rifle - .270 or
larger sighted in at 150 yards
-
20 - 40 rounds of
ammunition
-
Flashlight with
batters (headlamps work best)
-
Sunglasses
-
Lip balm
-
Sleeping bag
(medium to heavyweight)
-
Pillow
-
Hunting knife
-
Camera and film
-
Binoculars
-
Matches in
waterproof container (lighter)
-
A break down
fishing rod
-
Small day pack
(Badlands Super Day works very well)
-
Travel alarm
clock
-
Water bottle
-
Personal
medications as needed
-
Personal items:
Shaving kit, wash cloth, towel, toothbrush, etc.
-
Game bags (4)
-
Soft sided duffel
bag (aprox 24" length and 13" diameter)
Recommended
Clothing:
-
Medium weight
winter jacket
-
Insulated
underwear (medium weight)
-
Insulated gloves
(mittens are the warmest)
-
Warm cap
-
Raingear
-
Wool socks and
lightweight socks
-
Hiking boots with
good ankle support (Meindl 200 gram models)
-
For late hunts we
recommend Meindl 800 gram model boots
-
Fluorescent
orange hat and vest
-
Pants suitable
for layering (jeans, wool)
-
Flannel or wool
shirts
-
"Windstopper"
garments are a good choice for layering
-
Wool garments
work well in all seasons
Archery Gear:
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Bow with extra
string and buss cables
-
Detachable quiver
and sights
-
One dozen arrows
with cut on impact broadheads (no mechanicals)
-
Recommended arrow
weight of 400 grains or more
-
Extra release or
finger tabs/gloves
-
Camouflage
clothing fleece type or equivalent
-
Camouflage face
makeup/head net
-
Bugle and grunt
tube, cow call
-
Arm guard (for
bulky clothing)
-
String wax, Allen
wrenches, extra peep
-
Hardside bow case
Optional:
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Leg gaiters
-
Liquor
-
Candy
-
Western hat and
boots
-
Chaps
-
Range finders
-
Back up bow
-
Spotting scope
What NOT to
bring:
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Foam pad
-
Saddle/Saddle
Bags
-
Suitcases
-
Noisy plastic
clothing
Contact
Persons:
Cort Feeley (307) 587-1713
Bob Willocks (865) 567-3616 |