Equipment & Supplies Guide for Hunter's

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Summary: Learn about important information on equipment and supplies needed for hunting in this free instructional video on a practical guide and techniques for hunters.

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Robert Rogers Robert Rogers has been a Track and Cross Country Coach for Otto Middle School for the last three years. He is a dedicated runner and coach. He holds three r... read more

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Equipment & Supplies Guide for Hunter's

Hi! I’m Robert Rogers on behalf of expertvillage.com. In this clip we are going to be talking about some of the equipment as far as our clothing and boots and gloves. Here I have the basic boot on. It has a rubber sole here; that is important because your scent is little more concealed verses going in with a lot of leather or plastic soles. Go in and attach your drag strip for additional scent with some doe in heat depending on what season or not. Here we have our pants. A nice tied up in the bottoms scent is not going to escape as well; whisper quiet. Shouldn’t hear no noises at all and then you have your obvious jacket. You want to make sure your camouflage matches your environment. This actually matches very well. From a distance you would not be able to tell me from another tree or bush or anything else. Your gloves obviously just help conceal a little more. Northern states helps keep a little bit more warmth also. I like gloves that have your fingers loose. Depending on if you are shooting a gun or shooting a bow, either way you are going to have to use your fingers. You don’t want big mittens. Some people actually use a little little pockets. This is your basic setup and basic camouflage of your proper equipment.