Hunting Gear Stocking Stuffers

[coloyooper]

My wife is adamant about filling the stockings this year and wants ideas for what to put in mine. I have zero ideas. Hoping you all can help- I’m generally of the mindset that I’d rather buy what I need than ask for gifts. Figured a few calls, maybe some pyro putty. Anything you have received in the past that turned out to be useful?

 

[Silvereagle50]

Gift cards from some of your favorite online sites.


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[Geewhiz]

Headlamp and merino socks are always a go to

 

[Ferrulewax]

Stocking stuffers? As in small items?
Knives
Pouches
Ammo
Baselayers/underwear
Good socks
Electronics (gps)
Optics
Broadheads
Firestarters
Scents/odor eliminators
Calls
Headlamps/lights

 

[MountainTracker]

Gamebags, headlamps, broadheads, fletching, lighted nocks, glue, ammo, underwear, socks


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[Team4LongGun]

streamlight pocket light AA or AAA size, headlamp

 

[Crowmangler]

Cheap option: Hawke tactical solo tree hooks
expensive option... Benchmade Mini Bugout

 

[DavePwns]

I would be stoked to get any of this in my stocking.

Peak refule dinners
Off Grid oatmeal
Keto cookies
Snickers
Liquid IV hydration packs
Almond butter packets
Honey stingers
Darn tough marino socks
Stove fuel
Death wish instant coffee packets
Sunscreen chapsticks

 

[SWOHTR]

Darn tough socks. I have upwards of 20 pairs. They are my favorites and “daily drivers.”

 

[coloyooper]

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[Button]

I really like quality headlights. My favorite ones take 18650 batteries.

Whetstone
Ammo, primers, etc
Torch lighter or bic
Boot laces
Fletchings, nocks, inserts, glue
Hot hands
Socks
Various gun cleaners or oils
Calls
Water filter

 

[TX_Diver]

Don't forget you need to cook your food too.

Thermoworks thermopop is a great instant read thermometer. ~$35. Smoke is a great leave in meat thermometer too.

 

[CorbLand]

I haven't been able to find them in years and I cannot for the life of me remember who made them but there was a company that made a bow hook that was designed to hook on to molle, belts, pockets, etc. They were 10 bucks and were amazing. Mine broke a couple years ago and I cannot find them. It was the best stocking stuffer.

 

[svivian]

I haven't been able to find them in years and I cannot for the life of me remember who made them but there was a company that made a bow hook that was designed to hook on to molle, belts, pockets, etc. They were 10 bucks and were amazing. Mine broke a couple years ago and I cannot find them. It was the best stocking stuffer.

Have you looked on Marsupials website?

Bow Hanger Hooks

VERIFY YOU PACK HAS MOLLE WEBBING ON THE BOTTOM BEFORE ORDERING THE BOTTOM BOW HANGER HOOKS. OLDER GENERATION PACKS MAY NOT HAVE WEBBING PRIOR TO EARLY 2021. Secure your bow for hands free operation when using your Binocular Pack. With two different styles of attachment, connect the bow hanger...

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[wytx]

I haven't been able to find them in years and I cannot for the life of me remember who made them but there was a company that made a bow hook that was designed to hook on to molle, belts, pockets, etc. They were 10 bucks and were amazing. Mine broke a couple years ago and I cannot find them. It was the best stocking stuffer.

Sitka bow hook ? I have one and love it.
Marsupial gear makes one too.
Kydex Molle J hook looks interesting also.
I have used a belt bow hook too, leather wrapped.

 

[CorbLand]

Sitka bow hook ? I have one and love it.
Marsupial gear makes one too.
Kydex Molle J hook looks interesting also.
I have used a belt bow hook too, leather wrapped.

It wasnt the sitka one but it was extremely close the Kydex Molle J hook you posted. I may have to order one of those and give it a shot. It was really nice to set your bow string in it and have two hands available for glassing while standing.