Early Season Gear
- Sleeping bag/pillow
- Orange (vest/hat)
- Light weight/high quality waterproof hiking boots
- Good moisture wicking socks
- Camo, jeans, shirts, lite/mid weight breathable fabrics
- Mid weight jacket, sweatshirts
- Light gloves
- Hat
- Rain suit
- Personal-toiletries and medications
- Shower shoes & personal towel
- A backpack containing- binoculars, range finder, wind checker, small knife, headlamp with extra batteries, fire starter kit, first aid kit, refillable water bottles, camera, and your license
Late Season Gear
- Plan for moderately warm days and cold mornings and evenings. Dressing in layers is best, so you can stay warm while on the atv’s or sitting still but then don’t overheat while hiking.
- Sleeping bag/pillow
- Pants- light weight wool
- Shirts- good layering tees, flannel,wool outer shirts
- Long underwear
- Heavy socks
- High quality waterproof hiking boots 400 grams insulation or better
- Mid weight coat
- Heavy Parka
- Light and heavy gloves
- Hat with ear covering
- Rain suit or water proof outerwear
- Personal toiletries and medications
- Extra ammo
- Hard & soft gun case
- Scope cover
- A backpack containing-binoculars, range finder, wind checker, head lamp with extra batteries,small knife, fire starting kit,First Aid Kit, camera, refillable water bottles and your license.
- Rifle Hunters Must wear Blaze Orange 500 sq. inches above the waist, including blaze orange hat or cap.
Spring Cougar Gear
- Sleeping bag
- Jeans
- Shirts- tees, lite mid weight breathable fabrics
- Mid weight Jacket/sweatshirts
- Heavy Socks
- Hat
- Light Gloves
- Light weight/high quality waterproof hiking boots/horse riding boots.
- Rain suit
- Personal toiletries and medications
- A backpack containing: headlamp with extra batteries, fire starter kit, small knife, first aid kit, refillable water bottles, and your license.
Winter Cougar Gear
Temperatures can vary greatly on our winter hunts. Dressing in layers is recommended as temperatures can be cold when sitting still and even colder when riding snowmobiles and atv’s. However, when hiking you want to be able to get rid of layers to avoid sweating. Remember – cotton kills in the winter time. We recommend avoiding cotton clothing as it can be very unforgiving in cold/wet temperatures. Wool is a preferred choice along with many synthetic fabrics that are meant for extreme temperatures.
- Sleeping bag
- Thermal underwear
- Mid weight wool under shirts
- Wool flannel out shirts
- Heavy socks
- Insulated coveralls for riding snowmobiles and atvs
- Neck and face cover
- Ear cover/ warm hat
- High quality waterproof hiking boots 400+ grams insulation or better
- Gaiters
- Heavy warm gloves
- Lighter gloves
- Heavy parka
- Personal toiletries and medications.
- A backpack containing: headlamp with extra batteries, fire starting kit, small knife, camera, refillable water bottles and your license.
Having the right gear is essential for hunting ALLOUT!