Hi all this is a quick rundown of my hunting gear how I organised it and packing it all in my backpack. This will be what I'll be taking to the Aussie Alps for the October 2019. For a full gear list subscribe and jump on my "about" tab. Email address is in there.

Quick little lap around a local Hunter Valley Fallow Deer hunting area. Happy to harvest a meat animal and spend a few hours in the bush prior to some range time.

I'll just run through what I've been using as a backpack hunting clothing system. This all has worked really well to date. To be clear I'm not sponsored by Kuiu, I've spent my hard earned cash on this gear. I do rate the stuff highly though as it's light and warm.

For my use, this thing is the ducks nuts. Uber light, fast to attach and it has the necessary tilt and rotation required. Downside is the cost

Another 4 foxes down on a local property. Shooting on foot using the Pulsar Axion Key 30 hand scanner to find the animals. Then closing in on foot and shooting with a PARD NV008 rifle combo.

My thoughts on the B2's stacked up against Tract Toric 8x42mm, Leica Ultravid 10x42mm and Swarovski SLC 15x56mm

10 foxes down in two nights in a local property. Shooting on foot using the Pulsar hand scanner to find the animals. Then closing in on foot and shooting with the NV rifle combo.

An insight into my trip to the Vic alps chasing the elusive Sambar deer. More of a V-Log but some might enjoy a look.

An insight into my trip to the Vic alps chasing the elusive Sambar deer. More of a V-Log but some might enjoy a look.

Here's what I've recently taken for 4 nights into the Victorian Alps in June (not July as I say in the video, was a bit smashed, big morning). I've used this setup since 2010 as low as -9°C and been toasty warm.

Local Hunting Block Scouting Trip for Fallow Deer 2019

Great country but this trip wasn't to be. Plagued by park closures and burned area's. Oh well, I'll be back in Spring!