The gear for a fair day in the field. Blaze orange for safety, a comfortable blind or seat, insulated boots and gloves, a field-dressing knife and sharpener, game bags, a cooler that holds cold for the drive, and a first-aid kit. Know your regs and your backstop.
Plans
Choose a plan that fits your needs and budget
Item List
6Visibility & Comfort
2 items
Meat & Safety
2 itemsField Dressing
2 itemsPlan Totals$490
Visibility & Comfort
2Field Dressing
2Total$490
FAQ
Common questions about this kit
Blaze orange — required?
In most firearm seasons, yes — and smart regardless. Humans see it vividly; deer do not. It is how other hunters know you are not a target.
Field knife — what kind?
A fixed-blade drop-point with a grippy handle — it dresses and breaks down game reliably where a folding knife fails. Keep it shaving-sharp.
Cooler over a cheap ice chest?
Yes — a rotomolded cooler with frozen jugs holds 40 F for days in a warm truck, the line between safe and spoiled meat. Worth every dollar.
First aid for hunting?
Yes — a kit built for the field: a tourniquet, pressure dressing, and a way to call for help. A bad moment afield is far from an ER.
User Reviews
4.0 / 5.0
Day-hunt kit and my bass kit share the quality-cooler-and-sharp-knife gospel — field dressing and fish cleaning are the same discipline. Blaze orange is the safety call.