1 day walking pack items

[bigbuckdown]

Just wondering what you put in all of your packs for a one day walk from morning tell night what do you pack how big r got one day packs just trying to see what different from mine maby get some ideas thanks

[D-Rock425]

Number 1 thing TP lots of TP

[FC]

Number 1 thing TP lots of TP

*censored*paper is a must! Spare socks will work but if you already changed them out you run a risk of cross-contamination of foot funk and ass sweat.

[bigbuckdown]

Ha ha you sir speak the truth  you put anything else other then rolls of TP

[FC]

Food, water, space blanket and a knife.

[Kola16]

Telescopic fishing pole. Where I deer hunt there is always a lake around.

[dscubame]

Babywipes not TP.  And everything else needed to spend a couple nights in the woods.  Rhino GPS,  old school compass, two sources of fire, plenty of parachute cord, a space blanket, a space body sack, Alaskan Blade Trader, knife sharpener, first aid kit to include a suture kit and know how to use it, headlamp, everything on double A batteries with extras, the kill pint of whiskey, whistle, few granola bars, aleve (in the first aid kit), I am sure I am missing a some other convenient items...

[bigbuckdown]

Does anything else pack spotting scope what else you guys pack

[ellensburgpo]

Does anything else pack spotting scope what else you guys pack

Depends on where/what I'm hunting. Most of the time yes.

[bigbuckdown]

ok i  ostly out of state and west side but this year is my first year in republic hunting for deer going to do a lot of day walks hopefully high away from people

[halflife65]

Day Pack Items:
TP
2 knives (1 Havalon with a couple of extra blades and one small fixed blade knife - don't bring the Rambo knife)
A couple of garbage bags - don't keep the meat in there for longer than it takes to get it out.  Keeps blood off of everything else, though.  I use a framed pack that can take an elk quarter or a whole boned out deer.
Parachute cord
GPS
Headlamp w/extra batteries
Compass
First Aid kit and some ibuprofen
Firestarter (cotton balls and petroleum jelly)
Lighter
Small flint/steel type firestarter (REI has a couple that are less than an ounce in weight)
Space Blanket
A few water purification pills
Athletic tape
Paper Map (Sometimes)
Stocking hat (always carry)
Gloves - glove weight appropriate to weather conditions
Lightweight rain coat (unless it's raining and I'm already wearing rain gear)
Rangefinder
Bug spray (early season)

Food can vary but something like:
Sandwich (something with ham/turkey/roast beef unless the weather is hot and then peanut butter and jelly or honey - use a bagel and it won't get as soggy)
A couple of granola/Cliff type bars
Some kind of snack like mixed nuts or peanut M&Ms
A couple of "energy" snacks like GU, Honey Stingers, Hammer Nutrition, etc.
Water will be either a ~60oz bladder and one small water bottle or two water bottles - this year I've been on a couple of marathons already and, when walking REALLY far, started carrying a Sawyer Squeeze filter and Platypus 2L soft water bottle to put "dirty" water in (the Sawyer water bags popped on my second trip out - the filter is great but the bags suck).  The water filter only goes on extremely long trips and/or it's really hot out.
Mio water flavoring stuff - awesome invention for a backpacker

For rifle hunting:
Extra ammo

For bowhunting:
Extra release
A couple of individual allen wrenches

Optics:
Spotting Scope
Tripod
Binos (wearing)
Lens cloth

Also, I carry my driver's license, bank card, credit card, a couple of $20 bills (never know when a little cash will be handy), phone (turned off), hunting license.

When listing it out it looks like a huge pile of stuff but it really packs down to not be all that much.

[Huntbear]

I do not carry a tripod or spotting scope.. binos work for me when hiking. 

I also carry trail marking ribbon.... since I do not use a gps... map and compass for me. 
some kind of small steel for putting an quick edge back in the knife.
Extra pair of socks, and a T shirt.

[Kola16]

I do not carry a tripod or spotting scope.. binos work for me when hiking. 

  I have a 10-30 x50 pair of binos. They can see as far as anyone cares to walk when you are in the mountains for a day 

[FLIZZ]

Go to some outlet grocery store and grab a *censored* ton of protein/energy bars. water, tape is a must, vasoline soaked cotton balls, space blanket, a knife, whistle, first aid kit, compass, general area map to find roads with compass and what not, headlamp, cabelas space rain pants. basically everything everyone else has mentioned before me lol.

[boneaddict]

Lost a shirt off my Tshirt today.   There is a reason I still wear cotton.

as for the rest of you guys.   Did you buy a mule or hire a sherpa to carry all this stuff.