November means the rut and the opening of rifle season in most states. Before the alarm goes off at 4 AM, go through this checklist so nothing gets left in the truck.
1. Safety first: tree stand harness
Falls from tree stands are one of the top causes of hunting injuries. Wear a harness every time you leave the ground.
– Summit Treestands Pro Safety Harness
– QOGIR Lightweight Tree Stand Harness
2. Scouting: trail cameras
- SPYPOINT Flex-M Cellular Trail Camera: photos sent straight to your phone, so you don’t spook the area.
- Meidase P70 No-Glow Trail Camera
- WOSODA 2-Pack Trail Cameras: cover two funnels for the price of one.
3. Optics
- Vortex Triumph HD 12×50 Binoculars: bright at dawn and dusk, with Vortex’s unconditional warranty.
- Nikon PROSTAFF 8×25 ATB: compact for still-hunting.
4. Clothing and boots
- 1000g Insulated Waterproof Hunting Boots: made for long, cold sits.
- ScentBlocker Drencher Camo Rain Jacket: rain protection plus scent control.
5. Light
- DanForce Camo Headlamp with Red Light: red mode for walking in before daylight.
6. Pack and shelter
- MARCHWAY Tactical Hydration Pack
- Heavy-Duty Hunting Tarps: a ground blind cover or a dry place to field dress.
Printable checklist
License and tags, blaze orange, harness, rifle and ammo, binoculars, rangefinder, headlamp, knife and field-dressing kit, game bags, drag rope, scent control, hand warmers, water, snacks, first aid kit.
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