Americana Outdoors E-Magazine - June 2023

PACK APPROPRIATELY

plans and expected return date.

In conclusion, planning an out-of-state hunting trip requires careful preparation and attention to detail. By researching hunting regulations, choosing your hunting grounds, and the other tips we’ve recommended, you’ll be better equipped to have a safe and successful hunting trip. Remember to always follow hunting regulations and practice safe hunting practices to ensure a successful and enjoyable experience. Happy hunting!

When packing for your out-of-state hunting trip, consider the climate and terrain of your destination. Pack appropriate clothing and gear, including hunting boots, warm layers, and rain gear. If there are drastic elevation changes, weather and temperature can be tremendously different between where you are staying and where you’ll be hunting. Don’t forget to bring your hunting license, tags, permits, etc., and a cooler to keep your meat from spoiling on the way back!

RECOMMENDED GEAR:

Enge 80 High-Performance Cooler

PLAN FOR EMERGENCIES

Cabela’s Boundary Waters Duffel Bag

Finally, remember to plan for emergencies! Make sure you have a first aid kit, a portable battery charger for your phone, and a satellite phone or other communication device in case of emergency. The Garmin InReach is able to communicate in an emergency or simply let your family know how things are going. Look up the number of the local Game Warden or Wildlife Agency and put it in your phone and share it with others. Lastly, let someone know your hunting

Garmin inReach Messenger