September Archery Kit

CB4

WKR
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Iowa
Below is what I am planning on packing for my first trip out west. Heading to Colorado opening week for high sountry archery mule deer. Not sure if I am packing too much. Feel free to give suggestions for additions or subtractions. Rain gear may or may not be packed depending on forecast for the week.

TOPS
FL Wick SS Top - X2
200 Merino Black Ovis QZ LS
FL Kiln Hoody
Grid Fleece QZ
Uncompahgre
UA Rain Gear Jacket

BOTTOMS
FL Wick Boxers - X2
200 Merino Black Ovis
Grid Fleece
FL Guide Pants
UA Rain Gear Pants

MISC
Darn Tough Socks X2
Hat
Beanie
Gloves
 
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Not to hijack your post, but would the list be similar for elk and pronghorn as well?


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Not to hijack your post, but would the list be similar for elk and pronghorn as well?


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Yes except pronghorn is mosty a truck camp kinda deal, so I wouldn't carry anything extra including rain gear, worse case walk a few miles on flattish back to your truck. Other then rain gear my kit doesn't change until about 20 degrees and its blowing snow and cant feel your hands after 3 min. Then the heavy clothes come out.
 
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Colorado
No need for the extras on anything. And rarely pack rain gear, but that is because I use a tarp for my shelter and can easily deploy if I have to wait out a shower.
 
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Tallahassee, FL
My pack from that list would include

1 SS top
1 QZ
Uncompaghre (90% chance you’ll never put it on, but worth having if you need it)
Rain jacket (same as above)

2 Boxers
Guide pants
Rain pants

And everything on your misc list assuming it is around 10 oz total.
 

Ercas

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TX
I would ditch both fleeces, the kiln and the extra shirt. I wore a FL 1/4 zip aerowool last september in CO, never felt the need for anything more.
 
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