If you've ever hunted Kodiak, or anywhere in Alaska really, you know the quality of your gear means everything. It can be the difference between a good experience and a bad one. If it can survive in Alaska, it can survive anywhere. I've put together this list of products that I personally use and would recommend to others.
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Good optics are crucial to any hunting adventure. I've hunted with a range of products and these are what I've found to be the most efficient. From mountain goat hunting in Alaska to mule deer in Utah.
Bino Harness
Backpacks & Gear
Backpack/ Pack Frame
I've recently explored a range of packs. Whether I'm packing out meat or picking up bones, I've found satisfaction in all.
Satellite Messengers
Trekking Poles
Other
Camping Equipment
While hunting mountain goats in Alaska, the last thing you want is to be stuck on the mountain in rough weather with crappy camping gear. On my recent adventure, this gear made the days comfortable.
Sleeping Bag
Sleeping Pad
Food & Nutrition
If your body is not properly fueled, you won't be performing to the best of your ability and you won't last long. Here are some of the ways I make sure my body can perform. I always felt good and the taste was great. (I kept the snack list short, but just know, I'm kinda of a snack snob😜)
Supplements
Snacks/ Bars
Clothing
For me, good clothing is always a top priority. I don't want my hunt to be miserable because my clothes suck. These are my favorites, can't go wrong.
Baselayers
Insulation/ Midlayers
Outerwear/ Jackets
Rain Gear
Footwear
Clothing - Accessories
Cold hands and feet are a no go. I've especially had a tough time finding gloves that hold up to Alaska weather, but I think I've finally found a winner.
Hats/ Beanies
Firearms
Rifle Equipment
Having a rifle you can depend on is crucial. With these guns, I know they can get the job done. Deer, elk, bear, goats you name it, they've killed it.
Rifle
Shotgun Equipment
Shooting shotguns is something I've recently become interested in playing around with more. I went a with a fairly inexpensive option and like what I've seen so far. Sea ducks in Alaska to snow geese in Nebraska, it's gotten the job done.
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