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For those that don't use a vest...
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Yep, too many pockets encourages carrying too much stuff and you end up sounding like the tin man walking through the woods. I either use a fanny pack or a mil-surp canvas medic bag that I carry cross body like a shooting bag.
When hunting of anything, I have a small possibles bag that carries the few essentials I need. A small scratch box and mouth call stay in it year round. When turkey season comes in all I add are some shells, box call, and a wingbone or rivercane trumpet.
Pants pockets with a slate and 4-5 mouth calls.
I wear a mossy oak diffusion leafy pullover. Its mesh back so helps with our heat and its got a large kangaroo pouch that holds more than I carry...
Wore a chest harness/ bag last year from Reese Outdoors. All your calls within easy reach. The older I get the less I carry. Ben Lee box call, Lifford slate call and handmade wingbone.
I just researched the bread bag. Then ordered one. Thanks
A belt with a Fanny pack and two HS Strut pouches . I carry a chair because I usually spend most of my time in one place.
Been using a polish bread bag for several years now, works great. Scratch box, slate call, striking paper, poncho and a pack of pop tarts or tater. Tried this East german gas mask bag last year...it’s a little smaller and I like it. You can find these things for next to nothing. I bought 3 bread bags for $12 a couple years ago. Their handy squirrel hunting or deer and hog hunting too.
After they get through changing the season dates, I’ll have to go to a jersey type material fabric and a camel pack with ice water in it.
I hunt with my friend. He has a vest full of toys! He calls pretty good to. one these days I’m going to let him shoot. 😎
I wear the cano jump pants with the pockets. Mostly just carry one to 3 calls. I think a seat to sit in is very important with a back. Turkey lounger. that’s wear the pavement meets the dirt road. Got to be able to sit for awhile at times.
I wear the cano jump pants with the pockets. Mostly just carry one to 3 calls. I think a seat to sit in is very important with a back. Turkey lounger. that’s wear the pavement meets the dirt road. Got to be able to sit for awhile at times.
My 26 yr old cotton vest with spandex front pockets and zippered inside ones is about wore out. Stretched out and zippers busted. Worked pretty good fumbling around trying to feel for things in the dark. Didn't lose too many strikers over the years. I'm sure a lot of shells bounced out when I was cutting out after one. I may hunt with a paper grocery sack this year.
