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It is fun to participate in forum discussions regarding your favorite sidearm, or favorite rifle, favorite caliber, etc. But in this case there is a different question: which accessory have you found most useful for hunting? And which least useful? We have to eliminate knives from this discussion, otherwise everyone would just say their knife was most useful.
After every hunting season I take stock of the inventory of stuff I packed and there is always something that was extraneous and didn't get used. But on the other hand, some things proved to be truly critical. So what about you? What are the accessories you take hunting that you find most and least useful? For example, items such as monocular, binocular, GPS, ammo pouch, range finder, compass, machete (we won't call that a knife), scents, calls, etc. Heck, maybe toilet paper! It won't be easy, but try to limit to one item each, one most useful and one least useful accessory.
After every hunting season I take stock of the inventory of stuff I packed and there is always something that was extraneous and didn't get used. But on the other hand, some things proved to be truly critical. So what about you? What are the accessories you take hunting that you find most and least useful? For example, items such as monocular, binocular, GPS, ammo pouch, range finder, compass, machete (we won't call that a knife), scents, calls, etc. Heck, maybe toilet paper! It won't be easy, but try to limit to one item each, one most useful and one least useful accessory.
Most useless hunting accessory:
Most useful hunting accessories:
, borrowed game cart
