A great trip can turn sour in a hurry if you aren't prepared by having the right equipment and supplies. Below you’ll find some reminders to assist you.

Also see the Archery Equipment and Rifle Equipment pages for some details.

Archery Season:

• A Bow with a minimum draw weight of 60lbs with case

• Sling for your Bow

• One Dozen Arrows

• Field Points

• One Dozen of three or four bladed fixed broadheads (Not Mechanical)

• Hunting License

• A Bow Stamp on an old license from your Home State, or Hunter Safety Certification card/#

• Pack Boots (with liners) suitable for stirrups

• Tennis Shoe Style Hiking Boot (for warm weather hunting)

• Quiet Camouflage such as Realtree, Treebark, etc. (anything QUIET)

• Large waterproof Bag for Gear (weighing no more than 50lbs, if so, bring 2 smaller bags)

• Day Pack

• Range Finder

• Binoculars

• Camera (preferably weatherproof)

• Head Lamp

• Personal Items

• Water Bottle

• Clothing for weather from 10°F to upper 70s

Rifle Season:

• A good elk rifle (270, 7mm, 300, 338)

• Pack Boots (with liners) suitable for stirrups

• Binoculars

• Range Finder

• Camera (preferably weatherproof)

• Two Boxes of Shells

• Orange Vest

• Large waterproof Bag for Gear (weighing no more than 50lbs, if so, bring 2 small bags)

• Day Pack

• Hunting License

• Head Lamp

• Quiet clothing for weather from -10°F to upper 40°F

• Personal Items

• Water Bottle

Also, please remember that your guide, your cook, and your camp tender work hard to make your hunt enjoyable. We recommend a 10%-15% gratuity of the total cost of your hunt. If there are any questions about gratuity, feel free to ask us or our references.