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When it comes to gear, we believe that having the best possible is a must to help in a successful hunt. Below you'll find a list of gear we recommend for each hunt we offer.

GEAR LIST 

  • Day Pack - (able to carry lunch/ water and gear comfortably all day) packs with some type of internal frame and waist belt are recommended

  •  Flash light and or headlamp, and a spare

  • Matches/ lighter

  • Water bladder or Nalgene bottle

  • Knife

  • Range Finder Binoculars

  • Camera/ video camera

  • Spotting scope (optional) - if you have one you are comfortable with bring it.

  • Rifle & Extra Ammo (bring enough extra ammo in case you have to re-sight in if your scope gets messed up during travel)

  • Bow & Extra arrows, broad heads, field points, Allen keys, and any other equipment you might need to work on your bow.

  • Game bags- enough for elk  and deer. I recommend Caribou Gear game bags or other similar reusable game bags (guides will have game bags but it is most convenient for them if you bring your own) 

  • Coolers to take meat home in never hurt to have.

  • Don’t forget all your licenses and tags

  • Personal Items:

  • Medications/ vitamins- good idea to bring sore muscle cream

  • Mole skin (for blisters found at pharmacy often near foot items) Small first aid kit

  • Toiletries- toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, etc.

  • Extra Batteries

CLOTHING LIST:

  • Synthetic or wool blend hiking Socks (5 Pairs)

  • Top Base layer (2)

  • Shirts (long sleeve) synthetic (We like ones with a hood)

  • Jacket/soft shell

  • Insulation layer (zip up polar fleece or similar) (1)

  • Pants, a light pair and a heavier pair

  • Bottom base layer- (polar fleece long underwear or similar) (2)

  • Ball cap

  • Beanie

  • Hunters orange ​​(At least 400 square inches per MTFWP regulations for rifle hunts & spring bear)

  • Gloves (one pair for really cold weather and one lighter weight pair)

  • Rain gear- packable lightweight rain gear

  • Boots (2 pairs)

  • A light pair of hiking boots would be a good call.

  • Swim suit (for the hot tub and sauna)

  • Clothes for the evenings to relax in

  • lodge shoes/slippers 

  • *You will have the ability to wash clothes if needed

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Brennon Fisher 

Outfitter lic #65083

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