Deer Hunting - What is the one thing that I had better not leave home....?

[Riverside 157]

Going deer hunitng for the first time next weekend. Got a list a mile long on things to take etc. Tell me some of your experiences of "ole shucks, I left that at home"....

[youknowme]

Gun.

[Riverside 157]

Got a .308. Should be in pretty good shape there.

[94 Camel]

Going deer hunitng for the first time next weekend. Got a list a mile long on things to take etc. Tell me some of your experiences of "ole shucks, I left that at home"....

 

Gloves.

[Einstein70]

hot hands an somethin to munch on in the woods:D

[oldrambler]

Going deer hunitng for the first time next weekend. Got a list a mile long on things to take etc. Tell me some of your experiences of "ole shucks, I left that at home"....

 

I am always glad to see and/or of a new hunter. :thumb:

I think this is great and I hope that this is just a beginning of a lifetime of enjoying the great sport of hunting for you as hunting and fishing have been for me. :thumb:

 

 

(by the way, don't forget toilet paper )

[STRIKE3]

Permit with you and handguns, at home.

[FamilyTradition]

Shells for the gun.

[Polarcat85]

A small flashlight, and don't start shooting till daylight that always drives me crazy wondering how they are seeing what they are shooting at.

[cvillecat]

Don't leave home without your license and permits and an ink pen to sign them once you have taken your deer.

The most important thing to take with you is the knowledge of all gun safety and the ability to make the correct shot placement.

 

Other important items are tolet paper and vienna sausages. With one you will definitely need the other.:eek:

[ladiesbballcoach]

 

 

(by the way, don't forget toilet paper )

 

I have a friend that just wears extra pairs of socks.:sssh::lol:

[oldrambler]

I have a friend that just wears extra pairs of socks.:sssh::lol:

 

:thumb: That will work :lol:.

[oldrambler]

Don't leave home without your license and permits and an ink pen to sign them once you have taken your deer.

The most important thing to take with you is the knowledge of all gun safety and the ability to make the correct shot placement.

Other important items are tolet paper and vienna sausages. With one you will definitely need the other.:eek:

 

Absolutely great post cville. Very good advice on all points - especially the gun safety.:thumb:

 

(as for the latter piece of advice.....that is also correct :lol::thumb:)

[Polarcat85]

A good knife for field dressing your kill.

[spindoc]

A friend. Especially a young one, memories are great when you make them in God's creation with someone to share them with.