Backcountry Hunting Pack List - Backpack Hunting Gear

Alright, I'm getting ready to leave for the Yukon and I have everything laid out on this table that I'm going to take with me into the mountains and I want to explain what I have and how I

pack

it. my back

pack

and my

gear

, I'm going to take it as far as my layering system, platoon briefs, platoon zip pants, today I'm going to sit here and hit my

backpack

. I'm going to wear attack pants in Marino. 125 Kruti platoon 200 hoodie my Yukon gaiters baseball cap icon new prototype attack I love those they will go in my cargo pockets as well as my Navy hat and gaiter Marino my new thread/calf socks new Scarpa prototype boots and then my harness vinyl and binoculars everything else is going to go in my

backpack

so I'm going to show you where I keep everything and how I pack my backpack so I'm going to use the icon pro 7200 because we're going on a long hunt and I would potentially shoot a sheep and a mountain caribou , maybe they are wolves so I have all my food for this trip packed in different zipper meat bags that we make now and this is how I pack my food and I store my food I want to get that weight off the bottom my backpacks always put my meat sack sleep on the bottom give me some volume down here and also my thermal rest air mattress those always go down here at the bottom of the backpack and I'm going to carry my food bags for the day because they are heavier than the guide raid dinners and that's going to be layered here and I'm going to use these accessory steps on the backpack to strap it down and attach it to the back panel and I'm off to the mountains.

I'm going to make it so that the food is layered and then I'm also going to add my dehydrated dinners, so now that I have the sleeping bag and the air mattress here. I'm going to show you where I put some of this other

gear

that I'm going to bring and where I'm going to store my backpack. One of the things I designed: the back panel of this horseshoe zipper with these storage spaces. Pockets here so you can keep things organized. I'm going to put items in this part of the backpack that I have to carry with me, but I may not need to regularly access much of my emergency backup gear, so this is my knife and my lighter, a bunch of gear emergency and backup that will go in this horseshoe-shaped upper pocket, here, my personal first aid kit.

I will also be taking a satellite phone on this trip and that will go inside. This little roll top dry bag with the extra battery and this I always leave with me in my backpack in this place because we are using some electronic devices in this look for my headlamps my watch that has my GPS and I'm going to need to recharge throughout the Hunt, so I'm using this new Goal Zero solar panel that has a USB adapter here and then an extra battery that will stay and recharge throughout the day when I'm gone, if I'm hiking all day I can tie this to the back from my backpack and recharge this battery to recharge all my electronics now it's going to go into this pocket here and it's going to slide in very conveniently so I'm going to carry some of my bullets in my vinyl harness any extra backup bullets.

They are going to go with me and these are also going to go in this lower bag. I like to put the bullets down because they are heavy and they seem to travel better down there here in this lid so when you open it I won't fall out due to the weight my hydration bladder will go in the interior zipper pocket that is designed for now because I'm

hunting

with a rifle. It goes on my left shoulder strap so it doesn't interfere with my rifle, but I'll take it. Any of my extra clothes, which I don't really have a lot of, but my insulation always goes in one of our zippered dry bags so I'm always dry no matter what I bring in a super padded pants on this trip. kenai jacket this jacket and pants will stay with me in my backpack no matter the day, no matter the hunt, I always wear insulation and it never leaves my backpack, it is essential that if you spend the night outside, it can save your life, go here in the up right above the food in the main compartment and now I'm going to close the horseshoe zipper on this backpack and then load on top the rest of my product, my straps will release our new glass pad which will slide to the right Here , between the frame and the bag, I always bring two headlamps, so I have the new Atika pets and then the now one, which is my favorite headlamp in the cheap ones because it's so bright.

Something to keep in mind in the now is one of the nice ones. The thing about setting up with a detachable cable is that you can get rid of the battery. You know that headlamp won't turn on in your backpack, which has happened to me on several or several occasions and I ended up with a dead headlamp, so we have Now I have to find a place for the tent and the tent poles, so let's slide them in down here to make room for them, but I'm going to run in the mountains, I start on page 10 in this hunt.

I'll put up the posts. This side here, okay, get in there, so on this trip I'm bringing my rain gear that I'm taking on this trip is Yukon, that's what we have and then Verde 2.0 that I'm going to try out and photograph on this trip. I like to carry my rain gear into this outer bag that way. I have easy access to a storm and have to dig through the impact to find it right, so that's what will go in the main compartment and the outside compartments up to that point. equipment, we still have optics and tripod, let me go ahead and close this and we still have the lid to store things, so this is where my extra clothes will go, which is not much, I have an extra pair of boxers, shirt and socks I'll throw on top of my lid because they'll go in my tent when I get there and I'll pack up and then set up camp.

I always bring an extra water bladder, this is for inside the tent at night, so something to drink should open up my other main water bladder. I have a backup here and then our 240 glass and our lid, so I'll always carry a book. This is the mountain of my dreams. The story of Walter Pranati. climber you wear out or get stuck in a tent for days it's good to have these are my people, let's put that in the backpack, although we'll keep the pea bottle on the side where the beats rise from the tent in the middle of the night when it's cold and stormy, so I'm going to grab a sixty-five millimeter scope on this trip and use it in this exterior zipper pocket and use the Manfrotto carbon fiber tripod, which I really like . to mount here on this side the legs here and then I'll hook it up like this so something that I always bring on my trip is I bring my own aluminum cup or excuse me the titanium cup is a Snow Peak single wall so I can put it on right on the fire for Needy to hit and then a long titanium spoon so these are on my lid and that pretty much covers it, this is how I'm going to do it, this is how I pack my backpack, just clip this on here, okay now that we have everything here we're going to go, we're going to throw it on the scale and see, I won't care about the next ten days in the mountains, twelve days in the mountains, so we're at forty-nine pounds and that's pretty much it. - my ultralight Boswell rifle which weighs about five and a quarter pounds so that's all I'm going to need for 10 full days of sheep

hunting

and day after day here on the icon pro 7200.

I can't wait to go put it on tested in the mountains