Success in the field isn’t given, it’s earned: through patience, skill, and preparation. Whether you are tracking elk in the backcountry or sitting in a tree stand for whitetail or a waterfowl blind, you need equipment that works as hard as you do.
At Gritr Outdoors, we are your headquarters for premium hunting gear designed to withstand the elements and deliver when the moment counts.
Our catalog spans every aspect of the hunt. We stock high-performance hunting equipment, including firearms, archery setups, and precision optics from industry leaders like Vortex, Leupold, and Sitka.
Keep your loadout ready with essential hunting supplies — from ammunition and game calls to scent control — and refine your setup with the latest hunting accessories. No matter the season or the species, we help you face the wild with confidence.
Building the perfect kit requires attention to four main pillars of hunting equipment:
The Weapon System: Whether you are a rifleman needing bolt-action precision or a bowhunter looking for a silent compound setup, this is the core of your hunt.
Optics: You can't hunt what you can't see. High-definition binoculars, spotting scopes, and rangefinders are non-negotiable for ethical shots.
Apparel & Footwear: This is your life support. From merino wool base layers to GORE-TEX shells, your clothing system regulates body temp and keeps you hidden.
Field Care & Processing: The work starts after the shot. Quality knives, game bags, and pack frames ensure you get your harvest home safely.
Different styles of hunting require different approaches to your hunting gear.
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Feature |
Still Hunting / Tree Stand |
Spot-and-Stalk / Backcountry |
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Clothing Weight |
Heavy insulation is key. You are stationary, so you need max warmth (e.g., Bibs, Heavy Parkas). |
Lightweight, breathable layers. You are moving and generating heat; sweat is the enemy. |
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Optics |
Lower power binoculars (8x42) for wide field of view in dense woods. |
High power (10x42 or 12x50) + Spotting Scope for glassing miles of open country. |
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Pack Type |
Day pack with focus on organization for calls, scents, and snacks. |
Frame pack capable of hauling heavy loads (meat) over long distances. |
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Footwear |
Heavy rubber boots or high-gram insulation (800g+) to keep toes warm while sitting. |
Stiff, uninsulated or lightly insulated hiking boots for ankle support on steep terrain. |
Beyond the weapon, these small hunting accessories often save the trip:
Headlamp + Extra Batteries: Blood trails often happen after sunset.
Wind Checker: A simple powder puffer to ensure you aren't blowing your scent right at the bedding area.
Multi-Tool: For fixing a jammed action, tightening a bow sight, or cutting fence wire in an emergency.
Paracord: Universal utility—hang meat, fix a boot lace, or build a shelter.
First Aid / Trauma Kit: Accidents happen far from help. A tourniquet and clotting gauze are essential hunting supplies.
While gear varies by game and location, every hunter needs a reliable weapon (rifle or bow), proper camouflage clothing suited for the weather, and quality boots. You will also need basic hunting gear such as a sharp knife for field dressing, a backpack, navigation tools (GPS or compass), and a first-aid kit.
Yes. We offer a comprehensive range of hunting equipment for all disciplines. Our inventory includes compound bows, crossbows, and broadheads for archers, as well as rifles, shotguns, scopes, and mounting systems for firearm hunters.
The terrain dictates your needs. For dense woods (like whitetail hunting), lower magnification binoculars (8x42) with a wide field of view are ideal. For open country (like western mule deer or elk), you will want higher magnification hunting accessories like 10x42 binoculars and a spotting scope to scan distant ridges.
We partner with brands known for durability and innovation. You will find hunting supplies and apparel from trusted names like Sitka Gear, Kryptek, Beretta, Remington, Federal Premium, and Bushnell.
Layering is crucial for temperature regulation. Start with a moisture-wicking base layer to keep sweat off your skin. Add an insulating mid-layer (like fleece or down) to trap heat. Finish with a durable, waterproof, and windproof outer shell — this is a vital piece of hunting gear that protects you from the elements while you wait for your shot.
Bowhunting is generally considered more difficult because you must get significantly closer to the animal (typically within 40 yards), requiring superior stealth and scent control. Rifle hunting allows for greater distance, but requires mastery of ballistics and shooting stability. We carry extensive hunting equipment for both disciplines.
Scent control is a system, not just a spray. It involves using ozone generators for your gear, specialized soaps for your body, and field sprays to mask odors on your way to the stand. We carry a full line of hunting accessories dedicated to beating a buck’s nose
