Possible bags
09-12-2006, 02:19 PM
#11
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Edson, Canada
Posts: 216
RE: Possible bags
I carry a possibles bag and it includes: cleaning kit and tools, 5 speed loaders all made up, powder in a brass container, extra lead, primers (lots of these), TP, water (500 ml), snacks in the form of cerial bars and trail mix, small candle, tea bags, small rope, sharpener system, matches, small flashlight,spare compass, tags, bandages, a small hatchet attached to the outside back of it and a few other little knick knacks.
I grew up hunting in Sask between Battleford and Meadowlake and when I was 14 I spent part of a Novembernight out in the bush. Thanks to dad ensuring that we carried extra food and tea bags I had a shealter up and on my second/third cup of tea when I heard dad and a friend honking a horn. I ended up being only a 100 yrds from the road (Bernice Lake trail). That is a moose hunt I will never forget now that dad is passed on! Ever since I try to be prepared.
I got this bag I use fromA Surplus Store in St Edoouard, Alberta- Blair's Surplus.
eric
I grew up hunting in Sask between Battleford and Meadowlake and when I was 14 I spent part of a Novembernight out in the bush. Thanks to dad ensuring that we carried extra food and tea bags I had a shealter up and on my second/third cup of tea when I heard dad and a friend honking a horn. I ended up being only a 100 yrds from the road (Bernice Lake trail). That is a moose hunt I will never forget now that dad is passed on! Ever since I try to be prepared.
I got this bag I use fromA Surplus Store in St Edoouard, Alberta- Blair's Surplus.
eric
