Equipment List for Spring and Fall

OUTPOST HUNTING CAMPS

Temperatures can range from 20 to 60 Degrees Fahrenheit throughout the day

Equipment List for Fall

 LODGE HUNTS

Temperatures can range from 0 to 40 Degrees Fahrenheit throughout the day

Personal Identification and proper forms for Firearm Importation

Warm, layered clothing to allow versatility

Thermal underwear

Gloves

Rain suit

Warm, waterproof hunting boots, already broken in

Hip waders for the Moose Float Trip

Light comfortable footwear for use around camp

Toque, or stocking cap, great for sleeping

Personal toiletries (Baby Wipes work great to clean up)

Sleeping bag, Medium to Heavy weight

Small personal first aid kit

Safety harness for use in tree stands

Day pack

Binoculars, and/or Range finder

Sharp knife, do not pack this in your carry-on bag

Lighter, do not pack this in your carry-on bag

Compass, GPS if you have one

Flashlight with extra batteries

Small thermos or canteen

Sunglasses

Insect repellant

Camera, film, extra batteries to take pictures of your trophy

One empty duffel bag

Personal Identification and proper forms for Firearm Importation

Warm, layered clothing to allow versatility

Thermal underwear

Gloves

Rainsuit

Warm Pac Boots, or over-boots

Warm hunting boots, already broken in

Camo hunting clothing - No Orange is required in Alberta - Snow camo works well

Personal toiletries

Safety harness to use in treestands

Day pack

Binoculars, and/or Range finder

Sharp knife, do not pack this in your carry-on bag

Lighter, do not pack this in your carry-on bag

Compass, GPS if you have one

Flashlight with extra batteries

Small thermos or canteen

Sunglasses

Camera, film, and extra batteries to take pictures of your trophy

One empty duffel bag

Shorts or swim suit for lodge Jacuzzi

Recommended weapons - Rifle of .30 caliber or larger that is reliable and that you can shoot well, along with 50 rounds of ammunition

Bowhunters should have one dozen arrows with broadheads, tuned to hunt; Broadheads must have a minimum cutting diameter of 7/8" (21 mm).

It's a good idea to have an extra bow string with you, and a method to install it on your bow. Do not let a broken or cut bowstring ruin your hunt !

**Check with your airlines for regulations on weapon and ammunition transportation**

This is a guideline for you, use your discretion, and check with your airline to see that your luggage will not cause any problems

If you have questions, please do not hesitate to call us

Toll Free at 1-888-NWO-HUNT

1-888-696-4868