Mandatory Tools to Remain Powered Up in the Field

There was a time when bowhunting required only a bow, some arrows, a sharp broadhead, a compass, and a good sense of direction. Nowadays, you could still get by with such a primitive setup, but the reality is that most of us carry quite a lot of gear that requires batteries and a means to charge them. Today, even the most minimalist hunters rely on an ever-growing list of electronics, from phones for mapping and photos, to GPS/satellite units for communication and safety, to headlamps and flashlights.

With all these tools part of your hunt, a new set of issues arises — keeping everything powered and ready to use when needed. A dead battery can be inconvenient for sure, but it...

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