Trail's Favorite Late Season Gear Items

Late season hunts are starting to kick off across the country! In this video Trail Kreitzer goes over his favorite Late Season Gear items that could help you on your late season hunts this year!

GOHUNT Products in this video:

Stone Glacier SQ2 Alpine Gaiters -

Outdoor Research Men’s Tundra Aerogel Booties -

Outdoor Research Stormbound Sensor Mitts -

Stone Glacier Cirque Synthetic Jacket -

Therm-A-Rest NeoAir Xtherm Sleeping Pad -

Caribou Gear "Muley" Meat on Bone Ultra Light Game Bag Set -

StHealthy Hunter Glassing Pad -

Sirui ST-124 VA-5 CF Tripod Kit -

Aziak Equipment Bino Clamp -

Leica Rangemaster CRF 2400-R Laser Rangefinder -

GOHUNT Trail Blaze -

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[joncavallo]

The Ammo wallet which I purchased from the shop needs to have the lower webbing section for bottom 5 rounds individually sewn pockets such as the upper part to keep bullet tips from sliding against one another instead of being an open trough! Primer protection sleeve is fine for lower 5 rounds, but I'd rather have that upper 5 round webbing constructed such as I mentioned about the lower 5 round webbing! Had my wife stitch the webbing for bullet tips into individual pockets. Then over outside where stitching in columns showed, cut length and height to fit over stitches to outer sewn edges of wallet with 600D Cordura camo material for a custom look! Looks pretty good and tightens up the overall cartridge fit! Just for the bottom webbing though as the upper 5 cartridge webbing has no bottom webbing to protect bullet tips due to sewn in material to protect primers from dust, etc for lower 5 cartridges! 👍

[PerfectoM]

Great video and thanks for sharing. It helps a lot. I really appreciate it.

[michaeltubbs]

I agree hunt all the seasons I try to Great gear great list thank you for sharing!

[perryknetter]

Thank Trail Great Job on the video very informative as always. I also get cold easy just fingers and toes. I always have little heat paks just shake and that starts them keeps your hands and toes warm and if its really 30 to 40 below I duck tape some on my lower back you will stay warm all day glassing
God's Blessings on your adventures and your deer hunts

[jeffthompson]

I gained quite a few tidbits from this, really appreciate you guys doing this gear lists! One question for Trail. Are you only bringing the OR down Mittins for your gloves? Or are you using those specifically for glassing and then having a pair like the Sitka Gunner for most everything else?