Essential Hunting Gear for a Day Hunt - What's in my backpack?

In this video, I share the essential gear that I take with me on every hunt. I am a big believer in being prepared for the hunt and packing the essentials. I want to ensure that I can stay warm and dry and have the right equipment to keep in touch in an emergency situation. I review each piece of gear that I take with me and tell you why I think it is crucial. I'll also show you how I configure the gear and equipment in my pack. For a handy gear list, you can download the EatWild App where ever you get your apps.
Day Hunt Kit:
rifle
bullets x 10
binoculars
spotting scope
tripod
range finder
knife
compass
hiking poles
sunglasses
hunting license
backpack
water bottle
headlamp
bear spray
lighter
butt pad
Clothing kit:
toque
brimmed cap
gloves
gators
socks
underwear
long underwear
fleece hoodie
light jacket or wool
pants
Gortex pants and jacket
down jacket
boots
Tech kit:
smartphone
phone charging system
charging cable
spot or in-reach device
I-hunter app and maps downloaded
or maps on a smartphone
radios
smartphone with GPS App or GPS
Survival kit:
black tape
space blanket
extra headlamp
extra lighter
candle or fire making kit
whistle
sil tarp
water purification tablets
Repair kit:
gortex/tent patches
shoe goo
needle and thread
extra batteries
multi tool or camp knife
light rope
Basic first aid kit:
sanitizer wipes
bandages
black tape
compress pads
asprin
Food and water:
2000 calories of lunch stuff (two days worth of lunch food)

[@mohammedahmed4721]

Thank you!

[@RoyPark]

Thanks Dylan! On all your videos, it would be great if you hyperlinked all products shown/used, so the viewers can order them easily. Plus you could get affiliate commissions on those, which can help you keep making new videos!

[@shadbakht]

That’d be awesome if you can have Amazon links in the description of each item.

[@EatWildDylan]

I'll see what I can do.

[@aureliocortez646]

Great video’s 👍🏼

[@keithbranter817]

How many litres is the pack

[@EatWildDylan]

This pack is about 24 liters. It’s about right for early season day hunts. But I would prefer 30 liters for later in the season with extra layers going in and out of the pack.