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Back in the earliest days of humanity, there was no Walmart, Target, or Wholefoods supermarket where you could conveniently get your sustenance and be on your merry way. Hell, there weren’t even bodegas or neighborhood stores. You have no idea how easy we have it.
Back in really old days, a man needed to, literally, fight (to the death) for their food by hunting the animals that ultimately would become their sustenance. Nowadays hunting is only a sport where one seeks to recreate a bit of what it is like to track, find, and kill an animal to later trade or consume them.
Hunters nowadays don’t use weapons made from sticks and stones. A bit of old school firepower is more than enough, still, there are aspects of the hunt that can certainly be enhanced by adding a cool gadget made for the purpose. From allowing you to travel lighter, to helping you find your way back after a chase, these are some of the things that the best gadgets for hunters can do for you. However, if you are more of a crossbow fan, the right bow sight is the most important gadget you’ll need.
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#1 Luger MZ 5-15×17 Monocular
This compact monocular offers excellent optical quality and functionality at a price that won’t break the bank. Powerful 5-15x magnification allows you to see details clearly while the overall length of just 97mm means it’s small enough to take everywhere. Ideal for hunting and wildlife observation. Carry pouch, carry strap and cleaning cloth included.
#2 SITKA Ballistic Beanie
Depending on what species you’re hunting and where, you may need camouflage from head to toe. But even if you’re going camo-free, a cap to shade your eyes from the sun or a beanie to keep your head warm is a necessary accessory. Before you make your purchase, don’t forget that some states require headwear to be blaze orange—a wise safety move for deer hunters, as deer can’t see orange.
#3 TrailCrest Men’s/Ladies Blaze Orange Vest
Similar to orange hats, orange vests may be a required safety precaution in your state. Not to worry: There are a dizzying array of options suitable for different weather conditions. Your selected blaze orange vest can cost as little as $36.99 like the TrailCrest Blaze Orange Vest that can also be layered over coats!
#4 COMPASS 360 SportTek Waterproof Breathable Camo Suit
If you invest in a quality set of hunting garb, think about getting a camouflage rain suit to make your gear go further in wet conditions. You can easily layer a rain suit over the top of any wintertime (or springtime) gear you already have to keep concealed, dry and warm.
#5 Dog Med Laser
Dog Med Laser is a medical-grade Low Level Laser that provides your pet with a safe, affordable and effective at-home treatment to relieve pain, reduce inflammation and accelerate wound healing. Perfect for treating all your hunting dog’s aches and pains and keep him in top form. Available now
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#6 Real Avid Gun Tool Pro X
The Real Avid Gun Tool Pro-X is the must-have 30-in-1 multi-tool for hunters. This amazing gadget can fix just about any problem for just about any firearm, making it an essential tool for all shooters. Lastly, don’t forget that the Gun Tool Pro X also comes with a lanyard loop, ballistic nylon sheath, ¼” bit wrench, and the impeccable Real Avid reputation.
#7 Spyderco Paramilitary Knife
Spyderco is arguably the biggest name in the everyday carry knife industry thanks to their incredible collection of blades. The impressive steel blade is insanely sharp and features the patented round hole on the blade in place of a stud for releasing. Every hunter needs a knife and you can definitely put your trust in this Spyderco.
#8 Hiluckey Solar Charger 25000mAh Portable Solar Power Bank
One piece of gear that I cannot go hunting without is battery pack with solar charging. When you’re in the field and you need to keep your phone charged, having a solar battery pack can be a life saver. I specifically like the Hiluckey Solar Charger. If you find yourself in an emergency and need to make a call or use your GPS, this charger can come in very handy.
Sara Skirboll from RetailMeNot’s The Real Deal
Jackie Murphy from The Pet Lady
Sam Maizlech from Gunivore
Sam Maizlech from Gunivore
Eric Andrews from Hunting Buff
