Essential Australian Hunting Gear, Equipment & Loadout |
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2024
- What is the essential Australian hunting gear, equipment and loadout? When hunting wild game like Deer what should you be bringing on your hunt? Binoculars, backpack, front pack, knife, jacket, GPS, extra ammo? The list goes on and on.
In this video Chris Waters (The Huntsman) breaks down the question and offers a number of suggestions for hunting on what hunting gear is essential, and what gear you can leave at base camp.
If you have any suggestions on hunting gear that wasn't included in this list be sure to comment bellow with your suggestions.
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I had a pack of wild dogs following me around last year, looking to go me for my kill. I shot 3 before they backed off I had 6 rounds on me. Now I definitely take extra ammo.
Oh wow Justin, that's crazy! I very rarely keep more rounds then the magazine fits on a hunt, so that's good food for thought! Might bring a few more next time! haha. I had a wild dog/dingo encountered last year if you're interested in watching the video. ruclips.net/video/ScQ4h8Iuz7M/видео.html
BIC lighter and a space blanket , just in case you get stuck over night 👍
Spot on Cameron! I was thinking along a similar line after filming this in that you should also take some flint. It's small and doesn't weigh much. But if you get lost and need to spend the night at least you can stay warm with a fire. Great idea mate with the space blanket too. Have you have to spend the night unexpectedly before???
- Chris
@@Thehuntsmanshow never been stuck but just in case you break a ankle or leg
You could use the space blanket as a “blanket” or make a basic shelter.
Also add in a snake bite bandage
@@CameronKennedy23 nice! Great ideas and thinking out of the box. Love it.
Sick video Chris, so often I go out with a bit too much on me and it becomes a pain in the arse. Take it back to the old days and stay simple (yet safe). Makes life a whole heap easier and I find you feel more immersed in the hunt when you are walking lighter.
@@olirocksoli so true mate. I think too many get caught up in thr gear hype. Simple is more often then not better. I guess it really depends on what kind of hunt you are planning. If you're going super remote or in challenging/dangerous terrain then it's good idea to bring a fee extra bits and bows to keep you safe. Otherwise keep it simple!
Thanks for coming mate.
- Chris
No headlamp? All great if nothing goes wrong on a day hunt. But things don’t always go to plan. ALWAYS carry a headlamp in case you end up having to spend the night.
Hey Ross. It does suck when you have to spend the night without light. I guess I just figured that most people who still have their phone with them and could use the torch from that if they needed. What I I include in the list is flint. It's a small thing's doesn't weigh a lot. But if you get caught overnight in a isolated exposed spot you'll thank your lucky stars you can make a nice warm fire haha
Thanks for commenting mate:)
Lighter or firestarter and matches, metal canteen to boil water, multi tool and folding knife, first aid kit, space blanket, garbage bag, flashlight, compass, whistle, signal mirror, local topo map, ammo, fishing line and hooks, bug net for head and face, hat and gloves/ sunglasses. All very small and light. Worth their weight in gold to truly survive a bad scenario
They are all fantastic items! Thank you for sharing them.
Good stuff Chris I reckon most of the follow close to essentail Binos
Water
Knife
First aid kit/survival blanket
Headlamp and torch
Compass
GPS/Epirb
Lighter/matches
Rope/cord
Plastic bags
Yep, that's all good stuff. Personally I think a windicator is a great addition too. If your hunting with the wind at your back you may as well be back at home on the sofa lol
@@Thehuntsmanshow cigarette lighter does the trick .
True, but baby power is cheaper then lighter fluid :) plus it won't tempt me to have more kids or start smoking haha!
FIRST AID KIT
Haha true!
Good comment and point mate
To add on. Make sure it has compression bandages for snake/spider bites. The very definition of essential in Australia.
Great work. I would definitely say that even on a 2 hour trek close to camp, bring some sort of water. Even if its a small 1L canteen that fits in a molle pouch. 2 hours of hard trekking is thirsty work. And as you drink it, the weight disappears as it replaces fluid loss in your body.
Spot on. I should have included this for sure. You should never hunt away from camp without water. Water in a camel back is super light weight and easy to carry. As you've said it gets lighter the more you drink. And if you find yourself really over incumbent, just pour some out. If you fall and break a leg, a bottle of water can save your life. Spot on advice mate. Thank you for commenting.
Good stuff Chris always helping mate cheers
Thanks mate:) thansk for continuing to comment and stay in touch!
- Chris
Hey mate great video, can u make a video for beginners for hunting that talks about rules and regulations, organisation and clubs etc?
I' actually made a mini series on exactly that last year. Here's the playlist link The 99 most common Australian hunting questions ANSWERED!: ruclips.net/p/PLwY-MKJlALMDxYTurG038O5Q5F4pgmBKw
One addition would be something in orange blaze as absolutely necessary.
Good point Rob. I do forget to mention this as wearing blaze isn't mandatory in Victoria. But it's a great idea. I agree, it deserves the title of essential.
Good pick up!
P.S have you been out for a hunt recently? Got any stories?
- Chris
Great video! I'm from Danmark living in Melbourne and getting back in to hunting love you video's can you make a video about backpacks cheep vs expensive and size that would be very helpful cheers.
Pieter I love a good backpack hunt. That could be an interesting video. There is definitely a lot of different options out there.
You need rhino or plb even for 5 min hunt
I guess it depends on where you are as well. For instance if you are hunting in NSW state park you need to have a GPS on you at all times.
Good point mate, thanks for the comment.
- Chris
Before any of that gear the first thing would be Blaze Orange. This will allow you to be quickly identified by any other bush users . And should be sued when stepping outside your vehicle . This would be Priory over binoculars , knife game bag radio . Blaze Orange is essential .
It's certainly important :) doesn't help you get deer, but could save your life.
Only needed in NSW
@@shanevillis4079 no helmets on bikes required in Thailand. Well no point me wearing one here in VIC then! . Be smart be seen and wear orange ! Not hard ! This will avoid accidents and injury in the bush , so that the next generation can enjoy hunting too. Government shouldn't have to always enforce common sense.
@@boxz12 hahaha
Definitely add, sunscreen and mosquito repellent
Great points. At certain times in the year you can get eaten alive by mosquitoes! Especially if your new water a hunting in low altitudes.
Great point mate!
- Chris
Do those mozzie repellent bracelets work??
This is great stuff! Would most of the same apply for those carrying a bow?
Hi Karissa great question! I'm not sure to be totally honest haha. I don't hunt with a bow *wish I did more of it* some of the items are sure to be the same. But given how unique hunting with a bow is I'm sure there are some things you'll definitely want to take.
How long have you been hunting Karissa??
- Chris
@@Thehuntsmanshow If I'm being honest, I haven't been out hunting yet lol. But living in Coota and as kids we learned how to survive the bush if the worst were to ever happened, like getting lost etc. We also learned how to hunt a bit. But I'm only just getting into archery and unfortunately the clubs have been closed and will be until January haha.
I'm just relearning everything, doing my extensive research as I do, which brought me to your video!!
@@RissaDotExe how cool. I wish I had been taught survival skills when I was younger. Everything ive learnt has been done as a adult. That's cool that your getting into it though. Honesty and hunting are a great combo too. Don't ever feel inadequate just because your starting. Everyone's got to start someone where. Being open about where your at gives you a great roadmap towards learning more :)
P.S I'm officially launching my own hunting club tomorrow (we'll it's live now but shhh!) haha huntingtrips.com.au/membership. I'm super excited to see how it does :)
Regarding the rhino 750 to my understanding it will only send a distress signal to other rhino users or gmrs unlike a stand alone plb.
If i am wrong ...apologies
Really??? I didn't know that. If so I wanna know. I'll have to do some research.
Thanks for letting me know Mark.
Keep up the awesome work mate
@@markhill2608 thanks Mark. Will do 😀
What do you recommend for a decent pair of binoculars?
Pommie it depends what features you want and how much you want to spend. Do you want it to have a range finder? Or thermal?
@@Thehuntsmanshow I was going to ask this also. Maybe a good vid topic idea ;)
@@IntegratedBiotecture I agree. It would be a good video. To be honest I uavnt actually spent much time researching binos (apart from the ones I use). I might have to ask around around and get some info from others :)
Someone has been shopping to Moroka30😂
Haha yeah Gary! I love Moroka30 and what Rob's doing :)
I've got a few of his products
He does sell quality gear and backs himself with his own products. Not a fan of his realtree camo but then again if it works it works😂 would like to see him open more stores but the hunting community in Australia as per population is limited. Only ever had an awesome experience when buying from his store👍
@@garytrigg-graynoth4034 I think you've hit the nail on the head there. It would be great to see more stores but I don't think the market would support that and eventually it would change the business anyway. I'd prefer Moroka30 stay smaller but more profitable and keep its high quality gear.
Agree, needs to change his camo pattern for me though😂 have a few of his products such as a 75ltr backpack plus a carryout pack that folds into nothing, now thats been thought out. Good quality as well. Not sure if his gear is made in China still as this stops me from buying most things these days. Thing is the Chinese are 15yrs ahead of everyone else when it comes to manufacturing materials.
Hey mate, just curious if you use camo gloves?
When I hunt deer in the high country during winter I do. Otherwise I tend not to.
@@Thehuntsmanshow do you prefer to use full finger or half finger gloves?
@@nolixss694 I don't mind either way personally. I can see the benefits of both. My triggers aren't so hairline that I can still use a full fidgeted glove and not sorry too much. Which do you prefer?
@@Thehuntsmanshow going to buy a pair of gloves mate just not sure wether to go full finger or halved.
@@nolixss694 I'd start with full fingered. That way if ita cold where you hunt you'll be right. You can always cut off the ends haha
a ghillie suit?
Hmmm lol i would say that's an optional extra personally. Do you use one regularly?
Oi mate do you have any vids of hunting pigs or getting attacked
Sorry mate, no I don't. I'd love to go on a pig hunt though.
terrible advice should always have all that crap and more in bush anything can happen at any time and a hunting buddy try never go alone .
Vitha I agree if your heading into thr bush on a backpack hike or camping it's important to have all those things are more. But if your heading out to a local spot in the bush for 2 hours it's not all needed