GEAR LIST

Camp Slippers (to wear while your boots are drying, very light weight)	1 Internal Framed Back Pack (approx. 4500 - 5500cubic inch) Mountain Hardware, Low Alpine or Gregory.	Personal Items:
Gloves with Removable Liners	1 Small Day Pack (for horse hunts or to leave a clean change of clothes in at base camp)	- Shampoo (travel size)
Sheep Hunt Hiking Boots - Mendel's (Canadian or Alaskan) from Cabela's or Lowa's (Sheep Hunter) from Schnee.	Moose Hunt Boots - Schnee (Hunter II or the Extreme 10 or 13"), get an extra set of liners	- Soap (travel size)
Rain Gear (Top & Bottoms, light weight) Swazi makes excellent rain gear, but it is pricey	1 Soft Gun Case (for flight into base camp from Whitehorse)	- Deodorant (travel size)
Ball Cap	Waterproof Matches & Lighter	- Medication
Warm Sleeping Bag - Sheep season rated to 30 deg F, Moose season rated to 0 deg F.	Binoculars - Chris uses the Sworoski 10x42 ELs which are nice and light.  The old Zeiss 10x40 are good and half the money (if you can find them).  10x32 ELs are the best for light weight.	- Toothbrush/Toothpaste
Warm Hat - knitted hat	Lightweight Headlamp	- Chap Stick
Cotton Socks (4)	Plastic Water Bottle (a 1L soda bottle works well)	- Small First Aid Kit
Wool Socks (4) - Moose hunts	Thermal Pad/Inflatable Mattress (light weight)	- Towel
Long Underwear (warm synthetic)	Rifle	- Sunscreen (travel size)
Underwear (4)	Ammo (3 Boxes)	- Aspirin
T-Shirts (3)	Camera & Film (digital camera is best)	- Rolaids
Fleece/Synthetic Shirt (dries quickly)	Pocket Knife (light weight)	- Moleskin
Fleece/Synthetic Pants (dries quickly)	PASSPORT - Mandatory since January 2007	- Wet Wipes
Windproof Outerwear (Aug Hunts)		Optional:
Wool/Warm Outerwear (Sept Hunts)		- Spotting Scope
		- Range Finder
Snow Seal works well to help waterproof your hiking boots (do at your home)
Fleece/Synthetic Clothing is warm, lightweight and dries quickly.
Fishing Gear: We have fishing rods.  Bring some lures; yellow rubber jigs, spinners, spoons and small flies work well.
No Giant Duffle Bags, Suit Cases or Hard Gun Cases will be flown into camp.  These items will be stored at the hotel in Whitehorse.  You can leave your street clothes at the hotel storage in Whitehorse.  Be dressed in your hunting clothes the day you fly into base camp.  You can bring a change of clothes to leave at base camp.  Your gear going into camp may weigh no more then 65 lbs (weight includes rifle).  You will pack your camp gear into your backpack at the hotel in Whitehorse.  Put your name on any gear that you will be leaving at base camp while you are hunting.