When hunting.....don't leave home without it.

Rembrandt · September 2001

What's the one item (excluding guns, knife and clothing) you would never go hunting without?[This message has been edited by Rembrandt (edited 09-24-2001).]

Redleg · September 2001

My stainless steel hipflask full of Jameson

218Beekeep · September 2001

Smoking jacket,cognac,fine cigar,live chicken.How bout them Gators?

idsman75 · September 2001

It's a toss-up between a first aid kit and my Leatherman Super Tool.

idsman75 · September 2001

It's a toss-up between a first aid kit and my Leatherman Super Tool.

idsman75 · September 2001

It's a toss-up between a first aid kit and my Leatherman Super Tool.

salzo · September 2001

A compass.

William81 · September 2001

My Cell Phone. I started taking one with me after a friend of mine fell 20 feet out of his stand. He somehow fell on his arrow and would have died had he not had a phone in his pack.

ysacres · September 2001

Snickers bar

Ruger-Remington-RULE THE ROOST

Redleg · September 2001

IDSMAN75....got a bit of a stutter there?

cpermd · September 2001

simonbs · September 2001

The truck.

Rembrandt · September 2001

A good set of eyeballs (Binoculars).

will270win · September 2001

You should never go anywhere without a good Waffle House breakfast. Go to the woods with a bellyfull and all is good. (But better with that hip flask someone mentioned!)

If you run, you'll just die tired!

beachmaster73 · September 2001

ammo, TP, snakebite kit.

Shootist3006 · September 2001

TP.BTW I promised myself a few years ago that, if I ever saw some idiot hunting with a cell phone, it better not be at his ear 'cause I'm gonna shoot it.

Quod principi placuit legis habet vigorem.Semper Fidelis

Fitz · September 2001

My antler hat.

legn4 · September 2001

License (tags) etc. otherwise it can get a little more expensive.

Work'n like a dog all nite

ranahan · September 2001

218Beekeeper: a live chicken?!'you want to elaborate on that?ranahan

njretcop · September 2001

My American Express Card

Guns don't kill people, it's the bullets, stupidI am the NRA, the KABA, NJ Area Rep for the 2ampd, and the AARP njretcop@copmail.com[This message has been edited by njretcop (edited 09-25-2001).]

Rembrandt · September 2001

Beekeep is known to hunt gators and wrestle them in the swamps wearing his silk smoking jacket, sipp'n cognac, and blow'n smoke rings from his fine Cuban gigars....he throws the chicken at the gators to divert their attention before wrestling.

SNIPER1048 · September 2001

MY GIRL FRIEND! IN CASE I DON'T SEE ANYTHING TO SHOOT. SHE LOVES BEING OUT IN THE WOODS AWAY FROM DISTRACTIONS.

"START THE BALL ROLLING THERE, TECTOR"

wiredog · September 2001

skoal finecut wintergreen

I spent all my money on guns, women, and beer. The rest I just wasted.wiredog70@hotmail.com

Xracer · September 2001

Compass, first aid kit, waterproof container of matches, cellphone.

concealedG36 · September 2001

I agree with legn4, the license is the one other item besides my clothes, firearm and knife. Cell phones are a good idea, but mine never works in the areas where I hunt....

andersk · September 2001

Compass, my Bible and another good book that I've been saving up for hunting season.Bonne Chasse!

Ken

rick_reno · September 2001

My inflatable love doll "Angie" and a 5 lb. tub of KY Jelly. It so natural in the woods...

rick_reno · September 2001

My inflatable love doll "Angie" and a 5 lb. tub of KY Jelly. Angie even does it on a gut pile.

He Dog · September 2001

Am I missing something here? I always take TP, and a few of 218's Cohibas would be useful, but no one seems to have mentioned a rifle, and I usually find one or two of those indespensible, especially for distances beyond which I can throw the Leatherman...

Iconoclast · September 2001

Rem - It matters what *kind* of hunting & the terrain. Waterfowl hunters typically don't need a compass, but that would be the first thing I'd grab before I plunged into deep woods. Etc., etc. That said, most important item is a clear mind and common sense.

BigTex · September 2001

Most often, the answer is one of my children."Take your kids hunting, and you won't have to hunt for your kids" Ted NugentRegards,Jon

smokinggun · September 2001

Ammo, if you forget it your'e s.o.l.

218Beekeep · September 2001

ranahan,it go`s back to He Dog`s thread from about a month or so ago titled 218Beekeeper.He Dog and Rembrandt kinda got carried away by their imaginations.Then more recently there was simonbs thread titled Albino Gator,where Rembrandt displayed a flash of true genius in the form of story telling.Rem,was there something in between?I forget.What are these tags I keep hearin` about?

Will the last reb to leave flarda,please bring the flag?[This message has been edited by 218Beekeep (edited 09-25-2001).]

timberbeast · September 2001

Cigarettes. And a Zippo.

DaRoosta · September 2001

Wiredog's got the idea. It's breakfast, lunch and dinner (and snack).

shane · September 2001

I never go hunting without at least 25feet of rope. Deer hunting: use it to drag the deer out or if ya end up to far up on a mountain to drag it whole you can use the rope to hang the deer for field dressing.Gator hunting: have the rope handy so when 218beekeeper needs it you can throw it to him!..........I'm not going in that water!!!

The Butcher · September 2001

I never leave the house with the No.1 on my list Item. Baby Wipes. I discovered while cleaning my daughters bottom about 6 years ago, that 1 baby wipe, and she was squeeky clean. I figured it would work on me. Now, I don't have to worry about being in an auto accident after hunting and driving home. When the paramedics get to me, not only will I be clean, I smell good to boot. Really, all kidding aside. Buy the small pack of re-sealable baby wipe, and you will never take tp again. A compass is also quite useful

When hunting.....don't leave home without it.

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