Whats in your bag?

[Bertie Leblanc]

Whats in your waist bag/backpack other bag when you are out stalking?

​Do you need it all?

 

[223]

dont carry a bag

i only take rifle, ammo, sticks, binos and my knife/mobile phone and a few plastic gloves in my pocket thats it

less is more

 

[Taff]

What bag.

 

[Wingy]

It's empty when I go out
A roe or two on the way back if I'm lucky
Pockets - knife, gloves, basic first aid kit, phone, head torch.

 

[dalem]

Spare knife nitro gloves stalkers mate probe wipes small cable ties

 

[David T]

Bag ? Jacket has pockets.

 

[jubnut]

I don't carry a bag. I hate lugging around too much guff. Knife on my belt, ammo and Gralloching gloves in my pocket, binoculars around my neck and rifle over my shoulder.

 

[JasonH]

Roe sack is essential for me as on the land I shoot its my primary means of recovery for the carcass. Personally I use a classic german canvas sack to minimise weight and noise. As per the others it contains, gralloching gloves, basic first aid kit, head torch, spare stalking gloves and knife + one of the most useful bits of kit to have on hand my buttalo call. Tried the harikla sack once too heavy and covered in lots of straps etc which to me were only useful if you like getting tied up in a hedgerow etc and let the deer know you are there.

 

[tackb]

If it doesn't fit in my pockets or on my belt (excluding rifle and bino's) then it's not coming with me !

 

[Stover Rover]

Bog roll
Knife
examination gloves
Offal bags
Torch
10 rounds in wallet
Mobile phone
Copy of permission

 

[Milligan]

Woodland/lowland, no bag. Knife, gloves, drag strap, gun and bins.

On the hill I take a small pack with water bottle and snacks, gloves, small torch,maybe a camera and some spare boot laces - you may laugh now but they're like condoms, if you have one when you need it you'll be eternally grateful. Radio in pocket, 2 x knives, drag straps x 2, binos's and a stick. I also tend to take a bit more ammo on the hill, loss and damage are just that more likely.

Am considering taking one of those emergency silver foil blankets when I go to Scotland again in Jan, not much weight but you never know. My wife gave me a couple of tourniquets as well, but I've never actually taken one out - again, much the same as condoms I suppose.