Personal Gear
The following is a list of clothing and equipment which will give you a general idea of what is required for your hunt.You should be prepared for a wide range of weather conditions. During August the temperatures range from 70 F (+20 C) to lows of 20 F to 30 F (-2 C) at night. In late September and October the thermometer may drop to 10 F (-10 C) at night with a chance of some snow.
| 1 | pair of long underwear (Cabela's ECWCS top and bottom) |
| 4 | pair socks (Cabela's ultimax socks) |
| 4 | pair cotton socks |
| 2 | fleece henley outerwear (Cabela's Outfitter'sT Microfleece Henley) |
| 2 | cotton t-shirts |
| 2 | long sleeve shirts |
| 2 | pair blue jeans/pants |
| 1 | pair of warm fleece pants |
| 1 | set of good rain gear (Cabela's Alaskan GuideR GORE-TEX) |
| 1 | synthetic down vest |
| 1 | synthetic down jacket |
| 1 | set of light gloves |
| 1 | set of heavy warm waterproof gloves |
| 1 | hat baseball cap or cowboy hat |
| 1 | pair of good leather hunting boots waterproof with good Vibram sole |
| 1 | pair of camp shoes slip on comfy |
| 1 | pair of camp clothes (sweats) |
| Thermarest Mattress | |
| Sleeping bag small packable warm (Cabela's Alaskan guide -40) backpack at least a 3500 square inch (Eberlestock X-2 Hunting Pack) Pair of binoculars best if 10x42 or better | |
| 2 | waterproof duffle bags (Cabela's Boundary WatersT II Duffel Bag large) |
| 1 | towel for drying off in out camp |
| Please no big hard bottom roller bags. You can fly with them but have the | |
| smaller bags for flying into the mountains Rifle with ammo Camera |
