Gear List

Ankle-fit hip-boots (Bear and Moose only)
Travel / camp shoes
Rain gear (high quality – 100% waterproof), parka length to cover to the top of hip boots
Sun glasses
Extra prescription glasses (if applicable)
Long underwear (synthetic medium weight) – two pair
Socks – 4 pair wool and 4 pair polypropelene (minimum)
Underwear and undershirts
Gloves
Wool or synthetic shirts (medium weight) – two
Belt
Hunting pants
Jacket/vest
Warm knit hat
Scarpa boots (Sheep only)
Glacier socks (Sheep only)

Duffle bag or soft luggage (waterproof)
Backpack (external frame)(Sheep and Moose) (daypacks only adequate for Bear hunts)
Sleeping bag (synthetic +10F), waterproof compression sack, suitable for backpacking NOTE: For Spring Bear, bring at least a 0 degree sleeping bag.
Weapon and ammunition (soft case or gun boat for airplane)
Gun cleaning kit with synthetic lubricant
Binoculars
Camera and film (extra batteries)
Headlamp or small flashlight with extra batteries
Knife and sharpening steel
Mole skin or blister kit
lens cleaner (binoculars, rifle scope, etc.)
Insect repellent
Compass (bring a gps if you already own one)
Alarm clock
Reading material
Water bottle
Toiletry kit
Handkerchiefs
Towel and washcloth
Chapstick or lip balm
Sunscreen
Waterproof bags – dry bags
Seal lined dry bags or cabella folding style – no zippered dry bags!
Prescription medication
Ibuprofen

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