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Recommendations
For Alaska Hunting
- 2 changes of warm clothing
- 2 pairs of gloves
- 4 - 8 pairs of warm socks
- thermal underwear
- heavy parka & pants (gortex)
- warm hat or cap
- waterproof hiking boots (gortex,
rubber,etc.)
- light camp shoes
- fiberfill sleeping bag (good
to minus 10 F)
- hip boots
- quality raincoat & pants
- personal toiletries
- sunscreen & chapstick
- 2 boxes ammo
- camera & film
Day pack or fanny pack large enough
to carry these items.
- water bottles
- 1 box ammo
- binoculars
- insect repellent
- change of socks
- space blanket
- flashlight & extra batteries
- extra gloves
- skinning knife
- 1 day emergency rations
- fire starter
- water purification tablets
- first aid kit
Warm clothing should be wool, polypropylene,
hollofil, thinsulate, or clothing with similar features.
No down clothing or down sleeping bags. All gortex gear should
be clean & seams treated with Scotchguard or a similar
product. Temperatures may vary from 15-70 degrees Fahrenheit in the Fall
with the chance of rain or snow always present. Be certain
you and your gear are in good condition.
To insure aircraft passenger safety Alaska hunters are
restricted to 50 pounds of gear in a soft type duffel
bag (waterproof recommended) plus guns and ammo.
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