- 1 Medium Frameless Daypack, 20” tall, 16” wide with strap to hold your coat when not being worn
- 1 Pair Hunting Boots (broken in)
- 1 Pair Wet Weather Boots (snow packs) or 2nd pair of hunting boots
- 1 Pair Tennis Shoes/Camp Shoes
- 6 Pair Good Socks
- 2 Pair Gloves
- 2 Pair Pants (we highly recommend at least one pair of unlined polar fleece pants) 2 Pair Thermal Underwear (light weight)
- 1 Set Quality Rain Gear (lightweight pant, jacket w/hood)
* Personal Care Items, please include Ibuprofen
- 1 Pair Quality Binoculars, not large or cumbersome
- 1 Pair of Safety Glasses or Goggles (for night riding, to protect yourself from brush, branches 1 Water bottle, 1 quart size, durable with a wide mouth
- 1 Camera (plenty of film & batteries)
- 1 Single Bedsheet (used to cover your sleeping foam pad – which we provide)
- 1 Coat Hangers (Optional)
- 1 Small Flashlight (extra batteries & bulb)
- 1 Belt
- 1 Hunting Knife
- 1 Warm Hat
- 2 Heavy Shirts (We do not recommend pull overs or turtle necks. You will want to be able to open up and air out when you are on the go.)
- 1 Light Shirt
- 1 Light Jacket Wool or Polar Fleece
- 1 Warm Coat
- Several lighters and some compact reliable fire starter. Lighters ca no longer be flown any where on commercial airlines. They will have to be purchased in Idaho.
- 1 Sighted in Rifle (approximately 3 inches high at 100 yards)w/Sling, w/Scope & Scope Covers (we provide rifle scabbard)
- 2 Boxes Ammo
- 1 Sleeping Bag (small stuffable type good to 0*)
- 1 Frame Backpack and light sleeping pad, if you are scheduled for a backpack elk hunt
Layering your clothing is very important. However you can go overboard. You want to be dresses to travel on foot, then a coat or jacket to keep you warm while sitting or riding, then rain gear if necessary. If you bring a heavy coat be prepared to leave it at camp or on your horse as it will be too warm while walking. You should also bring moleskin, molefoam, and medical tape (foot repair kit).
Before hunt begins, contact us for specific equipment recommendations.
Feel free to bring reasonable amounts of alcoholic beverages, in plastic or cans. Contact us with food and beverage requirements and/or preferences.
SHEEP HUNTERS
Mandatory: frame backpack and sleeping pad (therm-a-rest)
Optional: spotting scope & tripod
Extra water bottle, 1 quart size
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