BRAD'S ARCHERY MULE DEER GEAR LIST

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BRAD'S ARCHERY MULE DEER GEAR LIST

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In this episode of Argali Field Notes, follow along as Brad lays out his full kit for early season, high country, backpack archery mule deer hunts. Throughout the fall, Brad modifies his backcountry gear list to suit the hunt. They can basically be broken down into three modified kits: early season archery, October rifle hunts, and late season November rifle hunts.
Check out what Brad plans to bring along on an upcoming mule deer archery hunt and if you have any questions or ideas of your own please let us know in the comments below.
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COMPLETE GEAR LIST:
- Tent/Shelter:
Argali Owyhee 1P Tent: argalioutdoors...
Argali Owyhee 1P Insert: argalioutdoors...
- Trekking Poles:
Argali Carbon X Trekking Poles: argalioutdoors...
- Knife and sharpening accessories:
Argali Carbon Knife: argalioutdoors...
Argali Kodiak Belt and knife sharpener: argalioutdoors...
- Game Bags:
Argali High Country Pack game bag set: argalioutdoors...
- Backpack:
Exo Mtn Gear K4 5000 Pack System: exomtngear.com...
- Sleeping system:
Enlightened Equipment Revelation Sleeping Quilt: enlightenedequ...
Exped Ultra 3R Mummy trekking mat: www.exped.com/...
Thermarest Air Head Lite Pillow: www.thermarest...
- Bow:
Mathews Archery Phase 4: www.mathewsinc...
- Arrows/Broadheads:
Day Six HD Fletched Arrows: www.daysixgear...
Day Six Evo Broadheads: www.daysixgear...
- Optics:
Vortex Optics Razor HD 22-48x65 Spotting Scope: vortexoptics.c...
Vortex Optics Razor UHD 10x42 binoculars: vortexoptics.c...
Vortex Optics Razor HD 4000 rangefinder: vortexoptics.c...
- Tools:
Leatherman Wave + Multi-tool: www.leatherman...
- Miscellaneous gear:
FHF FOB Bino Harness: www.fhfgear.co...
Slik Carbon Fiber PRO CF-635 Tripod: slikusa.com/co...
Outdoorsmans Pan Head: outdoorsmans.c...
Outdoorsmans Binocular Adapter: outdoorsmans.c...
MSR WindBurner Personal Stove System: www.msrgear.co...
Platypus Platy 2.0L Bottle: www.platy.com/...
Argali Icon Nalgene Water Bottle: argalioutdoors...
Aquamira Water Treatment 1.0oz: aquamira.com/p...
My Medic MyFak Mini First Aid Kit: mymedic.com/pr...
EXPED SitPad Flex: www.expedusa.c...
- Apparel:
First Lite Trace Pant: www.firstlite....
First Lite Trace Quarter Zip: www.firstlite....
First Lite Men's Wick Hoody: www.firstlite....
First Lite Men's Kiln Long John: www.firstlite....
First Lite: Men's Brooks Down Sweater: www.firstlite....
First Lite Tag Cuff Merino Beanie: www.firstlite....
- Footwear: Schnees Men’s Timberline boots: schnees.com/ti...
- Food:
Peak Refuel backcountry meals: peakrefuel.com...
- Mapping:
onX Hunt: www.onxmaps.co...

Пікірлер: 21

@PNWild Жыл бұрын

love watching gear breakdowns! good stuff Brad.

@Argali Жыл бұрын

Thanks fellas!

@sarjeant503 Жыл бұрын

Excellent breakdown, thanks for the info and the ideas!

@Argali Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

@1972Konaboy Жыл бұрын

No battery pack. Nice to see your not addicted to rechargeable gear like I am 😀

@Argali Жыл бұрын

I'm a luddite at heart!

@it_is_what_it_is_brotha Жыл бұрын

Never seen someone pack their sleeping on the the top. Why wouldn't you put it in the bottom and raise your food and cooking supplies to the top? Your pack designer Steve does it that way so you got me intrigued, whats the method to this madness ha?

@Argali Жыл бұрын

Not sure it's the right or best way but I like to stuff my sleeping bag in the crevices if my other gear. In reality the sleeping bag doesnt sit on top of the pack, but gets shoved throughout. Putting it on the bottom would also be a good idea.

@zacharycharland2695 Жыл бұрын

Great video and products. Thank you. Is that a thermacell on the table? I’ve never used one, do they work?

@Argali Жыл бұрын

Not sure what you're looking at but no thermacell in there

@T-K2 Жыл бұрын

What’d ya think it weighs? I like it, basic and efficient. Thanks for the info

@Argali Жыл бұрын

Didn't weigh this setup but I seem to recall it being around 40 lbs give or take a few lbs.

@kevinmcdaniel6983 Жыл бұрын

Super confused on why you want the heaviest items in the bottom? I heard you mention keeping them close to your back, which id agree with. Not saying you’re wrong, to each their own. Not like you don’t have a ton of backpacking experience haha. But typical rule of thumb you want that heavy weight in the middle of your back, light fill in the bottom/front and medium weight on top.

@Argali Жыл бұрын

It's a fair question! In my experience having your heavy items close to your back matters most, as does not having them high enough in your pack that your pack feels like it will tip you over. I've put my sleeping bag in my pack first and then heavy items to do what your suggesting and it's a great way to go but I've never noticed any difference in how the the pack feels on my back whatsoever. But I'll be the first to say my way isn't the best or only way, just the way that works for me.

@davidfleer5307 Жыл бұрын

No power bank? You never know when you get that message saying you can stay a couple more days 🤷🏼‍♂️

@Argali Жыл бұрын

Ha! Definitely bring one on longer trips but for a 3 day trip isn't necessary for me.

@RyanSmith15549 11 ай бұрын

Nice video. I am looking for a warm pair of gloves I can still shoot my thumb realse with. At least a few times every September I find myself in a situation where I get really cold hand. Any recommendations?

@Argali 11 ай бұрын

I like to layer gloves for late season. Doing another video on that soon, but for being able to still shoot a thumb release I dont have a great solution. there are some insulated mittens that fold back at the top but they likely will still get in your way when shooting.

@jmc112485 2 ай бұрын

This is backwards of everything I’ve ever seen and heard. You don’t want to pack your heavy stuff at bottom, you want it mid-bag against your back. Light compressed items go in the bottom. Never heard of everything on top of food bag.