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Recommendations
For Alaska Hunting
Spring & Fall Hunting Gear
- 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 (Fall Only)
- 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 0 to 50 degrees
Fahrenheit in the Spring with a 50% chance rain or snow
to 15-70 degrees Fahrenheit in the Fall. 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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