10-Day Backpack Sheep Hunting Gear List - What's In My Pack? by Steve Speck 

Refreshing to see how simple and straightforward Steve always keeps it.

As an Alaska and preparing to head out tomorrow, “a lot of rain” is massive understatement for this year. 😂 Be prepared for absolute monsoons and blizzards. It’s gonna be rough this year 😂

Excellent video. Amazing to see all that gear fit. Love me some loadout videos. Subbed

Love it, I always check myself when I watch a Speck gear list video.

Good luck Steve and stay safe, you guys do a great job. I really appreciate your podcasts, have learned a lot listening over the years, thanks to you guys for sharing your knowledge.

Awesome thanks for posting this video. It is very helpful to see what I can improve on.

Good luck Steve! Been listening to the podcast for a few months now. Best content out there and look forward to it every week. Could you discuss your food on this trip in detail and what your workout routine was to get ready in the podcast? Keep up the great work!

Good luck on the hunt. I hope it's safe and is a lot of fun. Looking forward to the podcast when you return.

Nice to see it all go in the pack with a weight. That’s a great help.

Good luck on the hunt!

Love that layout. Good luck buddy!

I kept thinking he was going to run out of space but by the end of the video I half expected him to put all the remaining clothes in as back ups the way that bag just kept eating up gear. Good luck on the hunt!

Beautiful bag. Killer gear. Smart packing. D🤙🇺🇸

Game Bags used for Rear Rifle Bag.....Pro Tip #73. Great Vid!

Nice pack out. I'm considering this same pack but would be carrying twice the water you do for Australian conditions. No guarantee of water in the creeks where I bowhunt. Thanks for the upload.

Wow. That’s awesome keep it tight.

Good Luck!!

I bought one of those S90v Hunter Eaglehawk knives after you answered my question about which knives you recommend a few weeks back and must say it is Amazing, I caped a whole deer with it and could still shave my hair with the knife after it was done. Thanks for the tip Steve, it also means I can save weight because I no longer need to carry a knife sharpener. Good Luck on your Dall Sheep Hunt.

Good job!

Wish we could see your food load out/ meal plan. Thanks for the video

Will you do a food dump? Always trying to find new alternatives for what goes in my meal kits. Thanks

Beanie? Warmer gloves for the 25 degrees? Toothpaste/brush & deodorant etc? Extra… underwear? Ammo? Multi tool? Fire starter? Ball cap? Sunglasses/sunscreen/chapstick? Foam sitting pad? Tape on barrel? Biodegradable soap for creek shower? Just thinking out loud, thanks for the video & good luck on the hunt!

Good luck!

Straight forward packing no what if stuff ! could you remind the name of the Hilleberg tent I miss it ? I'm asking as they are usually quite heavy duty tent. thanks

Once the bladder is full of water how easy is it to pack out? I’ve noticed on mine it feels like I lose about 20-30% of my space when I have my 3L bladder totally full.

I cant even. Crocs are your most cherished and proven gear?!?

shouldn't you fill your 3L bladder prior to packing to ensure you have the room for water? And can you explain the crocks better? When did they come in handy? Great video Thank You!

With the pack so full, I've had challenges getting the 3l water bladder filled and back in, as it seems to take a lot of space when full. I tend to have to remove things, fill bladder full, then put back in. Seems like you're filled to the brim and make it work, so any tips?

WoW!! I think I need to stop using stuff sacks for everything lol!! I like to be organized but it takes space!! You say you are expecting lots of rain, how do you keep your stuff dry inside the pack( thinking especially about your down stuff)? What is your typical menue for a day… for a week? Great video! Thanks a lot!

What carbon tube did you purchase as a replacement for the Slik tripod?

Super cool video! Got a few dumb questions though. Your pack is super full with all your camping gear. What happens after you harvest an animal? Do you set up camp and pack out the animal a little at a time? And if you do that, do you hang it up so predators don’t get it? Great video and lots of cool gear! Thanks!

No down pants, toque, neck gaiter, warm gloves, sweater/vest and pack rain cover?Ive had a couple mountain hunts now where I needed all those items. I also bring a small kobo e reader, as getting weathered out and stuck in a tent with nothing to do for two or three days is pretty terrible. And I keep my clothes and sleeping bag in kuiu drybags, as I’d be in trouble if that stuff got wet and couldn’t warm up. Your setup is impressively light though, and very straightforward.

Canis makes some top notch stuff, just wish they had more solid color options

I see the garmin instinct being worn, what features of it do you find useful while hunting? Could be a good podcast bit

I see on your gear list you are utilizing three different brands of bladders, accessories, and water filters. Is that Sawyer fast adapter compatible with your Katadyn water filter?

Not sure how water proof the pack is but i learned the hard way falling in so everything goes in lightweight water proof stuff sacks. I always have a backup of clothes in waterproof stufsack. You can’t get out of wet clothes fast enough after you fall in.

Also check out T&K hunting gear. They make bomb proof things like bow covers, gaiters and bono harnesses. Made in America and veteran owned. 🇺🇸💪👍

Just remember Steve's clothing is alot less bulky. Being an XL, 2xl i don't stand a chance of fitting the same amount of stuff in the same cubic inches as him.

I estimated 55 - 57;pounds with max water and the rife. How many miles a day could you do with that weight and pack and if you had to do it full to 120 pounds how many days and miles could you go?

What carbon replacement do you use for your slik tripod center pole?

Would really like to know what carbon fiber center column you found for that tripod? Been searching and can’t seem to find it. Thank you sir.

Who made the rifle? I really like the way it looks.

Is the bivysack and game bag made for ants? Looks like it was stuffed smaller than my 4oz rain jacket

How do you carry the ammunition?

youre only way to refill bladder is by using ur 1L filter? that sounds like it would take some effort!

Okay this will probably get some blowback from some people but I’m going to put it out there. In my opinion should go with lightweight trail runners instead of crocks. My reasoning is that you only need substantial footwear such as boots when your doing a big heavy pack out. The rest of the time they will be on your feet using up vastly more energy than a pair of lightweight shoes would. If a pound of weight on your feet equals 4-6 pounds of weight on your back then put you boots in your pack and wear trail runners. I have Solomon speed cross trail runners (on like my 5th pair) and they are amazing for offtrail travel. The grip is great in steep snow and steep terrain. They work good on rock. The mesh allows them to dry quickly. They make you feel invincible while crossing rivers. You can get trail runners that are close to the same weight as crocs. Looks like you are super squared away compared to most backpack hunters. I like what your doing with packs. Keep up the good work.

What bivy sac are you running?

So what do you waterproof your stuff with?

Link to the replacement carbon center column tube?

Hey Steve, what made you choose those mono bullets vs the others?

what bivy do you use?

Wouldn’t mind seeing what you have for a day of food? Always needing ideas.

What bivvy sack are you running?

Pack to small if you’re packing your own meat out perfect for a guided trip where the guide does all your work

Seems like the load doesn't have enough food.

Put your sleeping bag inside your bivi then in the bag it takes less space and keeps it dry