What's in Randy's Pack? | Late Season ELK Bag Dump!

[@rbljackson]

Good video listing the gear ya take. I tend to pack heavy and "be prepared" but its a tough balancing act so the pack don't get too heavy. while I love the technology the phone and ONx provides, I still always stick the compass in the bag. And like ya said....every person is different. For the late season hunts, i always like to have my stove (pocket rocket with a pot) with me. Coffee or Ramen on a cold day just hits the spot.

[@MyHuntingJournal]

Id love to hear about sleeping system, tent, water filtration, food, jetboil/stove. All that type of stuff

[@criticalcompany4042]

Randy's videos are always great! I pretty much run all the same stuff. The crazy creek chair is great for a pad. It has a back rest!

[@robertgallagher374]

As always, good stuff. Great idea to carry a tourniquet, but you might not be able to get to it in time if it's buried in a bag in your pack, still in the original wrapping. Personally, I keep my tourniquet on the left shoulder strap of my pack with a couple of pieces of duct tape. Worst case scenario, femoral artery severed, you're going to have 2 mins max to get the tourniquet on and cinched down.

[@johnward3260]

100%. In case of an arterial bleed, you want your tourniquet accessible by both arms and pre staged for rapid deployment. The time it takes to pull it out from the bottom of your pack could be the difference between life and death.

[@defiant4698]

I keep a Cat 5 on my chest holster secured by rubber bands. Worst case scenario I can grab it and break the rubber bands. I keep a 2nd in my med kit.

[@perryknetter8577]

Thank you for sharing this information Randy God's Blessings to and your team great adventures

[@chuckparson6712]

I've got a battery bank that has a solar panel on one side that allows it to recharge when out in the field. It works great

[@scbane]

Heated mittens have saved me from frostbite in Alaska 5 times in the last 3 years. I use em as an emergency warmup, along with a Milwaukee heated jacket.

[@nativewarrior5052]

I just got the Leupold SX 2 spotter!

[@mikeandnelyhiggins7037]

I never thought about blowing air back into the tube! Duh!! Thanks!!!

[@johnryan6576]

Great stuff Randy, just was wondering what type of cap do you have on your pick up? I always say if it doesn’t fit your pack, it will fit your pick up.

[@mikeandnelyhiggins7037]

What reticle is in the VX-5 Leupold?? Thanks

[@swampwhiteoak1]

Another great video. I cannot believe you don’t have a roll of Butter Rum Lifesavers! Not even a backup roll of Wintergreen Lifesavers. How cold you be successful without them? Man up!

[@lawrencehilaire1763]

Have u ever had to use your bear spray? Just curious.

[@larrylatshaw9904]

Do you like the new Metcalf with the new load shelf better than the original one I have a Beartooth 80 and was thinking of buying the Metcalf because of the new design?

[@jerrygonzales6114]

How & what ya use to secure rifle??? Have a Pop Up 28,found sling pocket deal on Mystery ranch accessories but don't like strap. Thanks

[@yo2stix]

What’s the leather gloves your running?

[@1972Konaboy]

Just bought that gerber!!!!

[@RodM-ah64dr]

Awesome video no cordage?

[@OutsidetheEchochamber]

Substitute wipes for tp it’s a game changer

[@alberta1980]

Absolutely, just make sure they’re the biodegradable ones.

[@OutsidetheEchochamber]

@@alberta1980 pretty sure all are biodegradable, your talking flushable?

[@alberta1980]

The new flushable ones are biodegradable. The old ones were plastic.

[@damienmartel3976]

Wipes freeze & don’t burn. Makes them useless in the backcountry