26 May 2007
Packing List for an Alaska Archery Black Bear Hunt
Posted by Darrell under: Archery; Black Bear; Alaska; Planning a Trip .
My list of stuff to buy upon arrival:
- .44 Magnum heavy loads
- Hunting & Fishing Licenses (bear, wolf, fish)
- Sunscreen
- Deodorant
- Toothpaste and Toothbrush
- Anti-Bacterial Soap
- Rain Gear and Boots (per guide’s instructions)
- Shampoo, deodorant, and Soap (for boat)
- Aloe in case sunscreen doesn’t work
My Clothing list (one suitcase):
- 1 Pair Boots
- 1 Baseball Cap
- 1 Pair Tennis Shoes
- 3 Pair Camo Hunting Pants
- 1 Pair Jeans
- 2 Pair Goretex Camo Over Pants
- 6 Pair Wool Socks
- 6 Pair Underwear
- 3 Sets of Under Armour
- 5 T-Shirts
- 2 Hoodies
- 2 Fleeces
- 2 Wool Sweaters
- 2 Button Up Shirts
- 1 Waterproof Camo Jacket
- Lightweight (compact) sleeping bag
My hunting gear packing list (pack inside my double bow case):
- Taurus 444 .44 Magnum for backup
- Shoulder Holster for .44
- XP-35 Compound Bow (freshly tuned from bow shop
- 100 Grain Moultec G5 Broadheads x
- 9 Redhead 250 Carbon Arrows
- 100 Grain Practice Points
- Allen Wrench for bow adjustments
- Buck lock blade hunting knife
- Wind powder
- Detachable 6 Arrow Quiver
- Where to Shoot A Bear Diagram
- Large Waterproof Bag w/Shoulder Straps for packing out meat
- Sunglasses
- Playing Cards
- Belt (I rarely wear one)
- Waterproof Gloves for both Caleb and I
- Camo Face Mask
- Camo Bug Full Face Mask/Hat
- Warm Camo Hat
- Binocular Shoulder Strap
- Travel Tripod
- Bow Sling
My carry-on packing list:
- Garmin GPS
-
Olympus Waterproof Digital Camera - Sony Cybercam Digital Video Camera
- 8” Dual Dvds
- Bushnell Dust to Dawn 10×42 Waterproof Binoculars
- Back-up binoculars
- Leupold RX-II Waterproof Rangefinder (plus extra battery)
- USB cables for Camera and Camcorder
- Chargers for Camera and Camcorder
- Laptop Computer and power supply
- Cell Phone and Receptacle Type Charger
- Bow release
- Extra Contact Lenses
- $2,000 in cash
- Hunter Safety Card
- Trip Itenerary
- Waterproof Backpack to carry all of above
2 Comments so far...
My Military Binoculars Says:
27 October 2009 at 3:37 pm.
Wise decision to pack two pairs of binoculars. What model is your backup? The reason I ask is that binoculars can get heavy, I’m curious if your backup is of lower power than your normal pair for weigh purposes.
Sydney Collins Says:
12 May 2010 at 10:28 am.
My dad gave me a Bushnell Binoculars and they are quite superb, excellent optics and very nice zoom. i could watch sexy babes from several hundred meters.:*~
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