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Member’s Closet => Shooting Accessories => Topic started by: doggoner on October 15, 2025, 08:29:53 PM

Title: THE TRADITIONAL BLACK POWDER HUNTING POUCH
Post by: doggoner on October 15, 2025, 08:29:53 PM
This you tube shows the guy's ideas for what to carry in your hunting pouch. Read and evaluate for your own use.

doggoner

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsiq6zdfWOU
Title: Re: THE TRADITIONAL BLACK POWDER HUNTING POUCH
Post by: Hanshi on October 17, 2025, 10:09:48 PM
I never even carried the stuff he recommends when hunting.  I carried very little compared to his little bag suggestion.  Much of the stuff he shows stays in my truck in the backpack.  Of course it depended on what I was hunting.  Deer, for instance, I carried 4 or 5 balls plus the one in the rifle, lubed precut patches, powder horn, a very small priming horn.  The patchbox holds an extra flint while my short starter is on my bag strap and a screwdriver tool.  When hunting squirrels I carry about twice that number of balls, and when using premeasured powder I leave the horn at home.  I've often hunted with no bag or horn and everything I needed in my pockets.  I always thought I carried too much stuff but then, maybe not.