Tree belts work great. Has about 4 hooks on a belt and that you wrap around the tree. Works good on anything but button willows!!

Small Spotlight
Flashlight
Compass
Shells
Calls
Gloves
Chokes
Jerk string
Extra batteries
Tp
Cork
Maps
Mirror
Glow sticks
Food
Bottle water
Peppermints
Wet wipes
Extra beanie
Neck gaiter
Gps
Headlamp
Knife
Small folding saw
Ink pen


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Med you come prepared!!! But what you carry? A duffle bag?

Usually a couple boxes of shells. Thermal blanket lighter, extra battery for my spotlight, extra gloves, knife, bug spray, therma cell, wine cork. (teal season only usually) full face knit hat (second split usually) Tp usually stays in the boat at all times as does a cane knife, and an extra can of bug spray.

2 boxes of shells
Limb saw
Extra gloves
Batteries for lights
Extra headlamps and small flashlights
Decoy weights
Roll of catfish twine
Snacks (never enough)
Bottled water
TP
Matches
Multi-tool


Normally when I hunt from the boat, all the bigger heavier stuff is left in there.
I use a small avery power hunter bag and it is just right for carrying in and hanging on a limb, most people get too big a bag and fill it up. Its like a gunbox, you'll fill it full of useless clutter till its full.

Everything related to the hunt part goes in the shell bag - shells, calls, choke tube wrench, Rem Oil, LED head light, extra set of batteries, face paint, Game strap, and a list of legal bags/limits.

All else goes into a $10 wally world camo back-pack that is the do all (hunt/fish) -
In addition to a lot of things already mentioned:
Butt wipes ( they handle wet conditions better than TP, plus it works good to remove the camo paint)
Smaller sized Tupperware container (not as easy to get crushed) of Nutty bars, PB crackers, and a Snickers
Aspirin, Rolaids, Cough Syrup, and Imodium (you'll appreciate these more the older you get )
Emergency Mylar blanket
Disposable Pancho
Spare sunglasses in a case
Several packs of "Hot Hands"
Small Dry box with 2 lighters, band-aides, electrical tape, spare key to boat motor, spare plug for boat drain
2 wally world plastic bags to put my trash in and carry out...

Sounds like a lot, but there is really a lot of room left over for quite a bit of the "non-essentials"

I keep it lite
stop for coffee and a doughnut before i go
Shells #2 and #4

Choke key and chokes
Flashlight
Calls and

TP is a must

We spent the night in the tavern and ate the deep fried
Apetizer platter for dinner next mornin my buddy used all
The shit tickets at the launch all that was left to use was birch bark and
Caittails before I leave I make sure to have a full roll n case things
Start bubbling.

Head lamp
Small Cyclops spotlight
Shells
gloves
Calls
Tylenol/ibuprofen
Short check chord
Wet wipes
Couple cereal bars
Super glue
Gum
Cork (best face camo ever)
Couple gold peak sweet teas
Sun glasses

A stocking to stuff the wall hanger in to preserve it before delivery to taxidermy.

....and then everything else mentioned above

Shells
Chokes
Extra plug (first day for buddies)
Face paint
Gloves
Facemask
Heat packs
Tp
6 gal bucket w/cushion top
Calls
Mtdew
Doritos
Twinkles
Coffee
Wet wipes for face paint
Spot light
Small spot light
Head light
Black bird load ( #7 steel)
Phone
Doggy treats
I prolly for got sumthing too haha

^ i thought they were starting again?

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They back on the market again

i pretty much keep a little of everything that was mentioned in previous post but i do bring a thermacell and repel camp fogger for the teal season in the shell bucket.

Ive got the largest drake blind bag, which is a life saver.. I carry the following with room still..
Leatherman
Choke tubes
extra Decoy weights
A spool of decoy line
Jerk string
Choke tool
Extra gun sights
Handwarmers (lots of them)
Thermacel
Corks
Maps
Small notebooks with pens to chart weather, conditons, and when the birds came to where..
Duck holders, usually two or 3
A handful of slugs (So far gamewardens have let this pass when im checked due to hogs, etc.)
Some smaller shot
2 boxes of shells, not mentioning the full portable bags on both sides of my blind bag also for shells
Calls
Extra beanie, a few few different face masks, and 3 pairs of waterproof gloves
Small LED light
A couple lighters
TP
wet wipes
Ikams

Wet wipes instead of tp (incase you drop the tp in the water)
Knife
Shells w a few 2 3/4 7's and couple BB's
Off and thermacell
Calls and headlamp
Extra boat key

Some of y'all carry more in a blind bag than I do in my boat.

At least 150 rounds of ammo
Calls
Gloves
Hearing protection
Head light
AA batteries
Toilet paper
A dozen beers
Licence
Face paint
Ammo belt
Lunch

Anybody first aid kit !!!

Get a new blind bag. On Facebook I saw that they are 25 percent off at ******** with the coupon code blindbag at the check out

Shells,tp, multi tool, big bag of cookies. All the other stuff is in the dry box in the boat. I travel light due to long walks through knee deep mud/logs. I always ask my buddy if he's staying overnight becasuse he carries so much shit.

I found forever draggings blind bag...here it is

http://m.academy.com/webapp/wcs/stores/ ... _850009_-1


He even takes it to the bar with him..chicks love it

quote="Greenmachine"]I found forever draggings blind bag...here it is

http://m.academy.com/webapp/wcs/stores/ ... _850009_-1


He even takes it to the bar with him..chicks love it[/quote]

I use a hard plastic flambeau box. Takes heaps of gear and dont get to worried about stacking gear on it in the boat

I like the wet wipes, especially since I have young kids and usually have em around.
I put a roll of ass pipe in a plastic coffee tub with lid. Works good in a pack to keep it dry and clean and in permanent blinds for the same purpose as well as keeping those mice out of it.