Besides your weapon of choice, optics is crucial in a successful hunt. If you can't see it, you can't hunt it. You get what you pay for in life and optics is one of them. Don't waste your money on cheap stuff. Buy the best and that's what you will get out of it.
The F1 pack is a great tool when you need to get some meat out in a hurry because of the heat. I like the bat wings for a light day pack that zip right onto the mainframe.
Every hunter needs to have some way to figure out where he is and where he can hunt. On X is an incredibly valuable tool for that.
The Primos Double Bull Blind Surroundview 270 is fast and light weight to pack around and set up. The view is great and very functional.
I've tried a lot of different trail cams and it appears Cuddeback works and will last a longtime.
Agnes pads and sleeping bags are very lightweight and comfortable.
Jetboil cooking systems make it easy to get a quick meal on the go or cook anything in camp.
Love all of the MTN OPS products, but I use Ignite everyday. Mountain House has some great tasting meals the are very filling.
Clothing and footwear is very crucial in every aspect of your hunt. I can't stress enough how comfortable and durable products can make your hunt enjoyable and even more successful because you can deal with any weather and terrain you encounter. I'm a huge fan of Sitka products and Crispi boots.
I typically wear leather gloves everywhere, but they are nice to keep cactus out of the hands on stalks.
Depending on the wind or what type of broadhead I'm using, depends on what type of vanes I will use on an Easton arrow.