When hunting season comes near, every hunter around will have their own favorites regarding the things they take along on a hunting trip. The most obvious equipment is their favorite gun, but what other things may they take along? There is no single set in stone answer, but perhaps you may want 
to put some of these items on your list of things to have before you hit the wilderness again.
A hunting rifle is only as good as the person who takes aim with it. A good scope can improve your aim and your accuracy so that you bring home the catch that you want. There are red dots inside some rifle scopes that further work toward accuracy, even over extreme distances. There are scopes that provide infrared lighting and ones that have high definition colors on them. The options are endless and you really do need to check out some of the newest options because not all of them are as expensive as you may believe.
When out in the wilderness, any scent that is on you can alert animals to your presence and lessen your chances of catching what you are after. With that knowledge, there are scent eliminators that many hunters choose to wear. It makes them undetectable. However, did you know that there are types of spray that can completely mask your scent to the point that you become invisible to animals?
A good hunting knife or a multi-tool are also good things to have within easy reach. You never know when your deer stand may have a twig that is poking you or something else that requires you to handle it quickly. Multi-tools are also great because they provide you with pliers, can openers, scissors, wrenches or screwdrivers, and a variety of other tools that you may need. When was the last time you managed to carry a saw in your backpack?
Most hunters also recommend say that the best hunting gear for your next hunting season should include a pill bottle which is filled with random medications. You should also bring bottled water and wet wipes for cleaning up after you dress your kill and for when nature calls.
Do you have anything that you carry along with you on hunting trips that you find very useful? If so, perhaps you should share your words of wisdom.
