ArcherandShooter
Member
OK all you mountain-folks, I have a question. (I looked in the forum history and couldn't find quite this one before.)
I'm going on a horseback hunt for elk in Wyoming this September. We'll be in the Bridger National Forest, operating out of a 6,000' drive-in base camp, making day-trips up as high as 10,000' and returning to base camp each night.
I haven't done much wilderness hiking or anything in many many years, so I'm not gonna depend on my memory as to the kind of things you want in a survival pack in those kinds of situations.
There will be three of us in the party, myself, my brother, and a guide.
Here's what I'm planning:
- sidearm
- two knives
- fire-starter (striker and tinder)
- emergency blanket
- signal mirror
- camel-back of water
- basic first-aid kid with dressings, antibiotic cream
What else do I need?
I'm going on a horseback hunt for elk in Wyoming this September. We'll be in the Bridger National Forest, operating out of a 6,000' drive-in base camp, making day-trips up as high as 10,000' and returning to base camp each night.
I haven't done much wilderness hiking or anything in many many years, so I'm not gonna depend on my memory as to the kind of things you want in a survival pack in those kinds of situations.
There will be three of us in the party, myself, my brother, and a guide.
Here's what I'm planning:
- sidearm
- two knives
- fire-starter (striker and tinder)
- emergency blanket
- signal mirror
- camel-back of water
- basic first-aid kid with dressings, antibiotic cream
What else do I need?