What do you guys read?

[Olympics777]

I would just bring printed out pages of your favorite book in the Bible, and the regs. I almost always have the regs somewhere around. 

[elkboy]

Gideon's small New Testament/Psalms, like some others on here.  Usually a birding book if I'm tree-standing, because I'm stationary and have binocs anyway!  Birds like nuthatches have perched on my shooting rail- that's close-range birding!  I usually have a "Rite-in-the-Rain" 3"x5" field book for scribbling notes. 

[MountainWalk]

The Bible. Ernest Hemingway. Russel Annabel

[netcoyote]

It's always Hemingway for me. Got a small paperback of his 39 Stories.
http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Short-Stories-Ernest-Hemingway/dp/0684843323
Has short stories and longer ones depending on how tired you are but I never seem to get tired of them. Real manly stuff; hunting, drinking, war stories, drinking, women, drinking....

[KFhunter]

Penthouse

rubbing one out in camp is about the last thing on my mind 

[MountainWalk]

On every overnight or longer, hunt, I have taken "the green hillsof africa". That thing is so beat up and coffee stained, I dont know I'm able to read it. When things are tough, it's instant encouragement.   Especially that part, "the way to hunt". Awesome.

[netcoyote]

I get caught reading all the time like this

That happened to me last fall. I scared the crap out of a buck that walked up to me before he saw what I was and he woke me up as he went stomping out through the brush....

[WaltAlpine]

For the Bible guys out there and maybe the guys thats arnt.  Look into the books "A look at life from a Deer Stand" and "With Dad on a Deer Stand" by Steve Chapman. They are light and you will enjoy them in the field.

Excellent suggestion as well. I have them and like then.

[Wazukie]

I read theology books