Emergency

Every hunter should carry a comprehensive first aid kit, fire-starting tools, a multitool or knife, and emergency signaling gear. In rugged terrain or remote locations, a tourniquet, trauma supplies, and electrolyte replenishment can make a life-saving difference. Gear like the Uncharted Supply Co. First Aid Plus or My Medic Solo Kit provides compact, hunt-ready solutions.

All-in-one emergency kits combine medical supplies, survival gear, and sometimes communication or power tools in a single pack. This ensures you're not forgetting crucial components like bleeding control, burn treatment, medications, or tools for shelter and water purification. Kits like the Uncharted Supply Co. Seventy2 Pro are designed to keep you alive for 72 hours in an emergency and are especially useful when weather or injury delays extraction.

Yes — for vehicle-based hunts or deep road access, a portable jump starter or air inflator can be a critical piece of kit. They provide peace of mind when your truck battery dies or a tire loses pressure miles from help. Many modern units, like those from Goal Zero or Uncharted, also feature USB charging ports and built-in lights, serving double-duty as power banks and emergency beacons.

Choose a kit that includes not just bandages and antiseptic, but also trauma supplies like a tourniquet, clotting gauze, medical tape, and emergency blankets. The more remote or risky the terrain, the more advanced your kit should be. Also consider kits that include splints, medications, and blister treatments tailored to long hikes or adverse weather.