The Hunting Accessories page brings together the small gear for hunters: binoculars, vests, caps and bright orange hats, seats and seat sticks, bags and game carriers, headlamps, gloves and neck warmers.
Accessories that make your hunting day safer and more comfortable.
Binoculars allow you to observe wildlife and identify an animal before taking action, a crucial safety rule. Choose them based on their magnification and the diameter of their objectives: bright binoculars are helpful at dawn and dusk. During drives, fluorescent orange accessories, such as vests, caps, or beanies, make the hunter visible to other participants: they are required during collective hunts for large game.
Hunting also includes:
All the gear can be found on the hunting page.
While waiting at the hide or the stand, you may have to stay still for a long time. A folding seat or a seat stick, which is lightweight, lets you wait seated without tiring. Thin gloves keep your fingers warm while maintaining sensitivity, and a neck gaiter protects against the wind. A hunting backpack, quiet, carries thermos, snacks, and spare clothing.
The hunting day often starts before dawn and ends at nightfall: a headlamp with a red light mode to avoid blinding, lights the way to the post and back. You check your gear before each outing, recharge the batteries, and store your equipment dry. Always adhere to hunting safety rules and local regulations.
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A magnification of eight times provides a wide field and a stable image when hand-held, ideal for drives and forests. Ten times allows you to identify an animal from further away, at the post or on the plain. A large objective diameter makes the image brighter at dawn.
Fluorescent orange can be spotted from a great distance, even in dense underbrush and low light, while the game can hardly distinguish it. During drives, vests, caps, or beanies allow each participant to spot others: this is a vital safety rule.
The seat stick, lightweight, serves as support while walking and unfolds at the post for a short wait. The folding seat, more stable and comfortable, is suitable for long waits at the hide or during drives.
The red light preserves night vision and disturbs the game less during the approach before dawn. White light is useful for returning, searching the ground, or maintaining gear at nightfall.
You should choose thin, quiet gloves that allow enough sensitivity for handling your gear, complemented by a neck gaiter against the wind. Moving your fingers regularly and keeping a spare pair dry in the bag also helps.