What do you bring?

[Blakebry123]

Just curious what everyone brings with them while using the beast tactics?

[elk yinzer]

In my pack:
Pullup rope
Screw in bow hook
Tether rope, ropeman, carabiners (wear rock harness in)
Rangefinder
Flashlight
Knife (havalon)
Folding saw
Water
Some food for all day sits
Gloves if necessary
Warm hat if necessary
Sometimes binoculars
Pen, spare gps batteries, and a few ibuprofin

Milkweed, gps, and release are in my pockets. Also pack my heavy layers in.

[oldrank]

On evening hunts

Milkweed, range finder, cell phone.

All day hunts I might add a water, a roll of TP.. maybe a snack, extra cell battery.

[Jonny]

Fanny pack with water, folding saw (have a wicked on my Christmas list), pruner, grapple hook, phone, gps (if in a new place), milkweed, tags, havalon knife. Knife just cause I gut deer, leave to get extraction gear and come back without weapon and layers to drag. Knife adds no weight anyways so it’s nice to have. Havalon piranta is a great knife as well. Best gutting knife I have found.

If all day I will add food. Early season water is a must. October I won’t take either

Bow holder mounted on stand. Belt and tether bungeed to stand with extra clothes. Compass pinned on jacket.

Thin gloves, head sock and stocking cap in jacket if needed.

I looked at what I took last year and removed what I didn’t use. Still working on a rangefinder/ bino system that works for me.

[Ghost Hunter]

I got way to much that I carry. I need to get away from it. But, its nice to just reach in bag and get what you need.

[Boogieman1]

For me less is best. If u carry everything u think u would possibly ever need you would need a U-haul! Keep it light and keep it simple is my motto! I'm not camping in the North woods for months at a time, I'm hunting whitetail from a tree stand no need to be pretending your on the next episode of survivor

[wolverinebuckman]

Milk weed shirt pocket
Rangefinder around neck
Compact binoculars
License and gutting knife
Cell phone
Head lamp all in pants pockets
Survival knife...just in case another animal gets too close for comfort. Plus it's compass and matches if needed.
Bow in hand, arrows over shoulder
Climber, swamp seat, or bare back

[rempse2]

I've been trying to lighten up my pack

grunt tube
Milkweed
small binos
Knife
compass
Map of area
cover scent
drag rope

[Weaver.b]

Go in light come out heavy

[blackwidow]

Not a bunch, but still feels like too much.

Headlamp
Pull up rope
Grunt tube
Armguard
Shooting glove
Screw in step
Folding saw
Milkweed

[P&YBuck1]

I carry of the same as others, but did not see flashlight on lists. I carry two one is a backup.

[MikePerry]

I’ve been concentrating on taking the kids in October lately so my sits for myself lately are all day rut sits, small amount of food and snacks, one 20oz Gatorade, license, knife, Phone, milkweed, safety strap, grunt call, can call, small limb saw, bow, LW stand & sticks or LW climber, in other words to much crap

[Tempy]

Evening hunts are simple and light, everything in pockets.

Stand/sticks, bow, release, grunt tube, cell phone, license, headlight and flashlight (don't like the dark lol), harness/carabiners/tether, milkweed, pull up rope, knife on belt, sometimes rangefinder but rarely

All day hunts add in a pack, external battery, Extra layers, food, water, extra socks (change at tree), hand warmers, maybe a hand warmer fanny, maybe a saw if not on public, paper towels and a lighter in a zip lock, caffeine tablets to stay alert. Seems like alot but most stays in my pack for all day sits in archery or all day rifle season hunts.

Late season flintlock is smple again but add in all the powder, patches, balls, lube, toothbrush, ball starter, etc etc in a fanny pack

[Wapiti]

Weapon
Pull rope
Stand/sticks
Binos
Range Finder
Head lamp
Milkwead
License
Cell phone

[Wlog]

Weapon
Pull rope
Stand/sticks
Binos
Range Finder
Head lamp
Milkwead
License
Cell phone

X2.

Dan explains it well in this video.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Pv3h1y5xWWw