Looking for gift ideas for a person who is getting into deer hunting for the first time. Gun and ammo are already taken care of. What would you recommend?
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Zdragon71
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Cammo and orange hunting vest. Gloves, head and face mesh, good hunting hat, ladder or climbing stand. A good pair of thinsulated hunting boots. A nice cammo back pack and a string or small rope with clip for lifting gun and supplies up into stand. Any of these things would be a nice addition to any hunters supplies. Oh and maybe a good set of binoculars too.
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A fur hat with antlers. :whhooo:
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Maybe a range finder so he can dial in his scope, or a scope for the gun if it doesn't already have one.
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Bino's for sure.
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Antlers for rattling or wearing (your choice) and scent mask.
good pair of hunting boots, good pair of binoculars, grunt call/doe bleat call. and this may sound silly but a good butt pad to sit on is a must for any deer hunter !
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alien13
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Bailey's to go in the coffee to help stay warm.... J/K!!!
No really though, a butt pad and a good book.
No really though, a butt pad and a good book.
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Lots of good ideas, thank you guys. Much appreciated!
I am not a hunter, but due to deer getting hit by my friends alot in this area I actually have experience skinning and dressing quite a few, also hogs, rabbits, done a few squirrels. I must reccomend this knife. It isnt the best at boning, but it stays super sharp, and I've used it with hammers before. the edge lasts about 1 full deer, or about 2 hogs. It is an ULU Ill let you look at it to see what it does.
http://www.blade-tech.com/ULU-Black-pr-1098.html#product_images
My friends brother is actually the guy who made it.. Mike Vellenkamp, I was fortunate enough to take part in the testing of this knife. (my part time job is in a restraunt.) I've used it to do everything from chopping ice to cutting filets of beef, also skinning and preparing many different types of animals. with this knife, and one boning knife, I was able to completely break down a deer in decent time.
http://www.blade-tech.com/ULU-Black-pr-1098.html#product_images
My friends brother is actually the guy who made it.. Mike Vellenkamp, I was fortunate enough to take part in the testing of this knife. (my part time job is in a restraunt.) I've used it to do everything from chopping ice to cutting filets of beef, also skinning and preparing many different types of animals. with this knife, and one boning knife, I was able to completely break down a deer in decent time.
A good knife and flashlight.
