Hunting Supplies: Handy kit for the high seat, gralloch and recovery

Hunting Supplies: Everything that makes the day easier

Besides optics and firearm, many things make everyday hunting noticeably easier. In Hunting Supplies you will find accessories for gun care, the high seat, gralloching and recovering game. There are also useful extras such as 6 and 12 volt batteries for feeders and a disinfectant set that helps prevent the spread of animal diseases such as African swine fever.

Comfort in the high seat

If you sit out for hours, you know how important calm and warmth are. A hunting foot muff, a self-inflating seat cushion or a swivel seat make the wait more pleasant. Camouflage nets help you stay concealed at open stands, and shooting rests make for a steady shot. A hide heater with tea lights deals with cold fingers, giving off warmth quietly and without any electricity. That way you stay focused for longer and do not miss the decisive moment.

Gralloching, recovery and care

Once game is down, the work begins. With a gralloching saw, hunting shears and a butt out tool you deal with the carcass right there on your ground, and a gambrel on the back of your vehicle raises it to a comfortable working height. A game drag makes pulling through woodland and thicket easier, while a game tub or hitch carrier helps with transport to the chiller. After the hunt your rifle deserves attention: with bore cleaner, gun oil and a cleaning kit you remove powder residue and protect the barrel from rust.

Frequently asked questions

How can I help prevent African swine fever when hunting?
After the hunt, thoroughly clean and disinfect boots, clothing, vehicle and recovery kit before going to other shoots or near domestic pigs. If you find a dead wild boar, inform the responsible veterinary authority immediately.

Which battery do I need for my feeder?
Most game feeders run on 6 or 12 volts. The voltage your device needs is shown on the control unit or in the battery compartment. Check the size and shape too, so the battery sits securely.

How do I stay warm on a long winter sit?
Wear several layers, use an insulated seat and a foot muff for your legs. A tea light heater or hand warmers also make long evenings far more pleasant.