The following is a detailed list of the maximum you will need. This should keep you under the 75 pound limit. Please try to pack as lightly and as compact as possible. All items (**) should be of as good a quality as you can possibly budget for. I would be happy to make product suggestions if in doubt.
I apologize for the amount of times you have and are going to see 75 pounds mentioned in this following list. Unfortunately I have found in the past that a lot of hunters feel that 75 pounds and 100 pounds are close enough. Reality is; the plane will stay in the air with 1800 pounds and might not with 1900. The second plane for excess is $1500.00 and may be available or may not. Hopefully the following will help you with your planning and packing.
   
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You should wear up:
- socks and underwear
- jeans and underwear
- T-Shirt
- hunting shirt, sweat shirt
- down vest
- ball cap
- watch
- top quality hunting boots (Rocky bear claw are good)		 Your carry on could hold:
- airline tickets
- camera / video
- binoculars / sunglasses
- fishing reel
- liquor
- absolutely no knives, ammunition or hand guns!
   

Your duffle:
- 3 pr. of socks
- 1 pr. sweat pants
- 3 pr. or underwear
- good quality sleeping bag
- 1 pr. long underwear
- shaving kit / medications
- 2 long sleeve T-Shirts
- towel / pillow case
- 1 pr. hunting pants
- rubber bottom slip on camp shoes
- 1 pr. wool bibs or wool pants
- orange vest (mandatory)
- 1 flannel or wool hunting shirt
- Extra film & batteries
- 1 wool sweater or quilted "Jack Shirt"
- flashlight / compass or GPS / lighter
- 1 good quality hunting jacket
- hunting knife / sharpener / ammunition
- 1 wool cap and gloves or mitts
- Spotting scope (not an absolute)
- 1 Rain suit
- small tackle box / 12 lures

Your Hard gun case:
- scoped rifle with "bolt out" and trigger lock. (no ammunition)
- fishing rod.
- make sure to register your firearm at US Customs before coming to Canada.
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