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Minimum Kit
The Otis Technologies cleaning kit and Brownell’s Multitasker II should be a minimum for any hunter or shooter. Both pack small enough to carry in a daypack.
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Extended Trips
Extended hunting excursions call for being prepared; the author packs a spare scope, sling and base and ring screws, just in case.
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Traveling Waterfowler
Must-have items for any upland or waterfowl hunter who travels.
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Field Cleaning
An Otis Technologies cleaning kit, Dewey coated rod and a Tico Tool should cover any emergency cleaning chores in the field.
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