What to pack for first time Moose hunt?

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Originally Posted by fishermccann

Sorry to interject, I have a 30-32 , I am going Moose hunting for the first time this year. I can get the loan of a .308 for the week. The question is, should I grab the .308 because the 30-32 may not be enough? Should -may- could, I stick with Grandpas gun? Why? I think I will bring both with me, but, what others say on here may help me make up my mind as to what I take into the woods.

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Do you mean a .32 Winchester special? If you're most comfortable with it, use it. You just won't be able to reach out as far as with a .308. Keep your shots under 150 yards. Lots of moose have fallen to "Grandpa's gun" over the years.

OK gents, for those of us who can't stand for long times on our watches, and need something to sit on. Here is an awesome lil unit you can make. or have your significant other make, or convince your sons or daughters to make for you. We have used this camping, and I have used it on my watches, simple and easy to set up. the only neg to this is, it's way to comfortable and could possibly induce a closed eye session on your watch.


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Originally Posted by GW11

Do you mean a .32 Winchester special? If you're most comfortable with it, use it. You just won't be able to reach out as far as with a .308. Keep your shots under 150 yards. Lots of moose have fallen to "Grandpa's gun" over the years.

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Yes the .32 Winchester special. I think that I will give the old girl ( 1924 ) a chance, grandpa would like that. Thanks for you input.

other than the obvious..... a compass, good knife, lighter, small folding saw and a 60oz bottle of Wisers to celebrate (or drain your sorrows)

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Originally Posted by Pol-Dawg

2) Non-scented pre-packaged wet wipes
- For your hands (if you want to eat lunch with some what of clean hands)
- For your.....
It comes in small package, easily packable and if it rains, it doesn't get soaked like TP would sitting in your bag.

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Great advice. Not to mention how cheap they are.

a big truck and tie down ropes:

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what do you use to carry all this stuff?

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Originally Posted by thunderbelly

what do you use to carry all this stuff?

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If you do it right,everything should fit in a standard back pack.

That is what I assumed, but does wearing a standard size backpack ( less than 20 litres), violate the hunter orange requirements?

A rifle that will kill your moose right close to that logging road your walking on.