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    The One Small Thing!

    Whats the one small thing that you wan't/need for your hunting kit that you've never got around to getting! $ not $$$!

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    Something I can put down to sit on and not get a wet arse. Probably a bit of foam bedroll kept under the flap of my daypack would do the trick
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    Quote Originally Posted by sako75 View Post
    Something I can put down to sit on and not get a wet arse. Probably a bit of foam bedroll kept under the flap of my daypack would do the trick
    got an unused Kuiu glassing pad if interested? pretty light and has a tab on each corner that you can clip straps through so you don't lose it
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    Quote Originally Posted by sako75 View Post
    Something I can put down to sit on and not get a wet arse. Probably a bit of foam bedroll kept under the flap of my daypack would do the trick
    Get an off cut of Tyvek from a local builder.
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    I use a 1ft sq of polythene. Stick it in my pocket or zip pocket on my pack waste belt depending on the pack.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sako75 View Post
    Something I can put down to sit on and not get a wet arse. Probably a bit of foam bedroll kept under the flap of my daypack would do the trick
    These are generally referred to as shopping bags.

    Free at New World

    Can also be used to carry water, pack meat and start fires.

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    A lens cloth that I can keep dry. For some reason if it is wet enough that I need to wipe the lens everything I touch is sodden.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gadgetman View Post
    A lens cloth that I can keep dry. For some reason if it is wet enough that I need to wipe the lens everything I touch is sodden.
    Yeah, lens cloth or probably a lens pen is probably that thing for me.. Will get around to it eventually..

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    @gadgetman I will send you a ziplock bag if you want!
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    @StrikerNZ I have a spare cloth or 2, pm me and I'll send it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by sako75 View Post
    Something I can put down to sit on and not get a wet arse. Probably a bit of foam bedroll kept under the flap of my daypack would do the trick
    I use a square of ripstop nylon. I originally had it left over from making waterproof over mittens for leather motorcycle gloves after I lost the 0riginal ones. Works a treat, water proof, wind proof and if the weather truns to crap it can be used as a bandanna to retain heat from the head.... About a metre square and weighs about the same as two hankies....Got it from here a few years back at $5 per metre....HARALDS Warehouse | HARALDS Warehouse | Christchurch, Canterbury An old school type shop. No elaborate website, but nice helpful people.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fireflite View Post
    @gadgetman I will send you a ziplock bag if you want!
    It will still be sodden after my hands grab the cloth out.
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    The bedroll peice is perfect arse care for glassing, keeps butt dry,keeps butt warm if sitting on icy rocks or snow and keeps butt comfortable if sitting on sharp rocks etc.

    My one small thing is a decent camera......and about ten other things
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