Field Bag???

When you work in my type of environment you need a field bag. when I say my type of environment I mean you are outdoors 75% of the time, in the rain, sunshine, etc.

Here are what you should pack and keep in your car ALL of the time...


  1. Extra shirt
  2. Extra pants
  3. Extra socks
  4. Extra underwear (just in case you fall into the river and get water down your waders)
  5. Extra shoes
  6. Rain Jacket
  7. Sunscreen 
  8. Bugspray
  9. First aid kit
  10. Sanitizer
  11. Hat or sunglasses
  12. Cell phone

I really hope this list helps you out when you are about to go out into the field. 

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