Suggested Packing List – Archery Elk

*Please be advised that this is only a guideline to follow to assure your comfort and safety while on your hunt. Keep in mind that weight is essential on this trip. All of your gear will be packed into camp on mules. So please do not bring and excess of gear. Please pack in only soft sided duffle bags. If possible weigh your bag and label the outside of the bag with the weight.

• 2 sets camouflage hunting clothes
• 1 set of comfortable camp clothes
• 1 medium weight waterproof/insulated coat
• 1 hats
• 1 washcloth/towel
• 1 pair of camp shoes
• 6-12 pairs of socks (wool or wicking socks suggested)
• 1 pair waterproof/insulated boots
• 1 sleeping bag rated for 20 degrees
• 1 small pillow
• 1 set of rain gear
• 2 pairs of performance long underwear
• 2 pairs of gloves
• Personal toiletries
• Backpack
• Knife
• Bow and arrows
• Headlamp
• Lighter or waterproof matches
• Binoculars
• Water bottle

You will not need hunter orange. Also, ID law prohibits the use of mechanical broad heads . Remember “cotton kills” in the backcountry. Gortex, Fleece and Wool are your best choices.

Suggested Packing List – Rifle Elk/Mule Deer

*Please be advised that this is only a guideline to follow to assure your comfort and safety while on your hunt. Keep in mind that weight is essential on this trip. All of your gear will be packed into camp on mules. So please do not bring and excess of gear. Please pack in only soft sided duffle bags. If possible weigh your bag and label the outside of the bag with the weight.

• 2 sets camouflage hunting clothes
• 1 set of comfortable camp clothes
• 1 heavy weight waterproof/insulated coat
• 1 medium weight waterproof/insulated coat
• 1 hats
• 1 washcloth/towel
• 1 pair of camp shoes
• 6-12 pairs of socks (wool or wicking socks suggested)
• 1 pair waterproof/insulated boots
• 1 sleeping bag rated for 0 degrees
• 1 small pillow
• 2 pairs of performance long underwear
• 2 pairs of gloves
• Personal toiletries
• Backpack
• Knife
• Rifle zeroed at 200 yards and know your ballistics to 400 yards
• Shells
• Headlamp
• Lighter or waterproof matches
• Binoculars
• Range finder
• Water bottle
• Camera

You will not need hunter orange. Remember “cotton kills” in the backcountry. Gortex, Fleece and Wool are your best choices.

Suggested Packing List – Bear

*Please be advised that this is only a guideline to follow to assure your comfort and safety while on your hunt.

• 2 sets camouflage hunting clothes
• 1 medium weight waterproof/insulated coat
• 1 hats
• 6-12 pairs of socks (wool or wicking socks suggested)
• 1 pair waterproof/insulated boots
• 1 set of rain gear
• 2 pairs of performance long underwear
• 2 pairs of gloves
• Personal toiletries
• Backpack
• Knife
• Weapon of choice
• Headlamp
• Lighter or waterproof matches
• Binoculars
• Water bottle
• Camera

You will not need hunter orange. Also, ID law prohibits the use of mechanical broad heads . Remember “cotton kills” in the backcountry. Gortex, Fleece and Wool are your best choices.

Suggested Packing List – Mountain Lion

*Please be advised that this is only a guideline to follow to assure your comfort and safety while on your hunt. This hunt is on snowmobile and foot in harsh, changeable winter conditions.

• 1 heavy weight waterproof/insulated coat appropriate for snowmobiling
• 1 light to medium weight for hiking
• 1 pair wool pants or similar performance material
• 2 hats
• 6-12 pairs of socks (wool or wicking socks suggested)
• 1 pair waterproof/insulated boots
• 2 pairs of performance long underwear
• 2 pairs of gloves
• Goggles or full faced helmet
• Facemask
• Personal toiletries
• Backpack
• Knife
• Weapon of choice
• Headlamp
• Lighter or waterproof matches
• Binoculars
• Water bottle
• Camera

You will not need hunter orange. Also, ID law prohibits the use of mechanical broad heads . Remember “cotton kills” in the backcountry. Gortex, Fleece and Wool are your best choices. Dressing in layers optimal.