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Lil-Rokslider
I didn't see much of a topic on this, at least not a dedicated thread. I like to research a lot, and I figure something like this might help people in the future. And there are a lot of people with a lot more experience than me.
Outside the obvious things (rifle/pack/cooler) what do bring in the hunt vehicle that you like to have for either the road-trip or at the vehicle for hunt related purposes?
I like to have a plastic folding table, cutting board (cheap ones I will throw away after the trip) and some plastic chairs. It seems silly, but I really dont like de-boning on the truck bed or ground. Some bleach spray to remove the scent of blood and clean up the table, I'm not a fan of bloody tables being left in my truck in bear territory. I've used the top of my cooler a few times, but it really just doesn't well work for me.
I pretty much always keep a glamping tent in my truck if I'm hunting out of state, 2 pillows, a towel and one of those emergency thermal blankets. This is habit I picked up after my grandpa would take me bird hunting, and the setters would run off for the night in up-state Michigan. I like a tent that I can set up with just the rain fly for shade, too.
How about you?
Outside the obvious things (rifle/pack/cooler) what do bring in the hunt vehicle that you like to have for either the road-trip or at the vehicle for hunt related purposes?
I like to have a plastic folding table, cutting board (cheap ones I will throw away after the trip) and some plastic chairs. It seems silly, but I really dont like de-boning on the truck bed or ground. Some bleach spray to remove the scent of blood and clean up the table, I'm not a fan of bloody tables being left in my truck in bear territory. I've used the top of my cooler a few times, but it really just doesn't well work for me.
I pretty much always keep a glamping tent in my truck if I'm hunting out of state, 2 pillows, a towel and one of those emergency thermal blankets. This is habit I picked up after my grandpa would take me bird hunting, and the setters would run off for the night in up-state Michigan. I like a tent that I can set up with just the rain fly for shade, too.
How about you?