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My carry-on bag is my daypack, which isn’t camouflaged, and that is where I keep my valuables like binoculars, rangefinder, and camera, along with passport, licenses, tags, and medication.Gather all princesses, as we mark the beginning of the second annual World Princess Week! It’s once again time to celebrate the courage and kindness of our favorite Disney Princess heroines, Disney Queens, and their stories. I don’t use an arrow tube anymore because carbon arrows with today’s stiff plastic vanes are virtually indestructible when stashed in a duffel bag. Do not travel with broadheads attached to your arrows. Don’t put your spare release in your carry-on bag as the stem can look like a barrel. I have a habit of attaching my release to my bow, whether in hunting camp or traveling, so I always know where it is. Just be sure to reattach it exactly as it was. A dovetail mount makes it easier, but it works with any mount. I always remove my sight when packing because it’s the most vulnerable accessory. If one bag doesn’t show, I can hunt until it does. If I need a backup bow, I put it in a second duffle, along with half my arrows, broadheads, a release, boots, and camo clothing. I now pack my bow in a soft case inside a large rolling duffle (Sitka Nomad) with lots of clothing around it. I have quit using a hard bow case because it was prone to getting lost. Pack lightweight duffels (preferably dry bags) in your hard luggage/cases and when you get to the location of your final flight you can repack gear into the duffels, put your bow in a soft case, and leave the hard cases behind. If an outfitter gives you a weight limit, 75 pounds for example, stick to it. It’s a good idea to use your phone to take photos of your passport, driver’s license, Hunter Education card, vaccination record, insurance cards, and any other important documentation, just in case you lose something.

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Also, download Canada’s ArriveCan app to your phone and fill in the information until you have a receipt to show the customs officer. Make sure you have a passport that isn’t close to expiring.

When flying into Canada, book flights with at least a 90-minute layover at the airport where you’ll go through customs, so you have plenty of time to catch your next flight.

This could be critical if you have a bush flight waiting for you. If your bags don’t show, you have a day to get that resolved. First, I recommend adding a day on both ends of your trip, especially the front end. Obviously, we’re forced to fly to some adventures, so here are some more tips. You’ll save money, you can bring everything you might need, and there’s no need to worry about missed/delayed flights, lost baggage, or getting your animal home. What tips do you have for me? Walker Innerst, via e-mailĪnswer: My first advice - if you can drive to your bow hunting destination, do it. Question: I’m starting to travel for my bowhunting adventures.

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