You researched the trail. You booked the camp. You got up before dawn. And your headlamp is sitting on the kitchen counter.
RuckList is the gear planning app built for moments exactly like this — helping hunters, backpackers, anglers, and campers organize their equipment and build smarter packing lists, so you're not piecing things together from memory, spreadsheets, or a frantic group text the night before.
This isn't a gear problem. It's a system problem. And until now, nobody has built a system worth using.
Maybe it was the rain jacket left hanging by the door. The elk calls were grabbed from the wrong bin. The 15 pounds of gear you hauled in and never touched — because you packed for the trip you imagined, not the one you were actually taking. Sound familiar?
RuckList changes that. Keep all your gear in one place with your Gear Garage. Dial in your packing lists by trip type, season, and adventure. Coordinate with your group. And know exactly what goes in the pack before you ever pull the zipper — confident you didn't leave anything on the counter.
Because the mountain doesn't care what you forgot. But you will.
Nothing kills a day on the water like missing a lure, the wrong rod, or realizing your waders are back in the truck.
You only get one shot at the moment. Don’t let it slip because you forgot your grunt call, your bino harness, or your blaze orange.
Miles from help is not when you want to realize you forgot your recovery kit.
Prepare the proper survival gear for your destination to keep you safe in unexpected situations. Explore high-quality first aid kits, multi-tools, and food supplies for your needs.
Every ounce matters. Overpacking hurts you. Underpacking is dangerous. RuckList helps you nail it.
Forgot the tent stakes again? The camp chair? The coffee. Build a list once, stop forgetting.
The ultralight-everything approach isn't the only way to hunt out West. Heath cuts through the gear noise and talks about what your pack actually need...
Gear lists and tag draws get most of the planning attention. The part that gets people in trouble is showing up physically and mentally unprepared for...
Most first-timers focus on maps and gear and skip the scouting work that actually puts them in position. Heath covers what pre-season scouting looks l...
Before you set foot in the field, you need to decide what counts as a win. Heath talks through how to define success before you go — because how you a...
Brian and Tyrel sit down with "Coach" Bob Reece and discuss his climb through life and his journey to coaching men.
OTC tags, draw tags, preference points — western license systems are their own language. Heath breaks down how tags work in the West so you're not app...
Brian and Tyrel talk with Jason Ellsworth talk personal growth, career transitions, and cooking in the hunting community.
Every western hunting trip starts with a question nobody answers straight: where do I even begin? Heath breaks down what first-timers actually need to...
Brian & Tyrel talk with James Nash about personal hunting experiences, the importance of ethical hunting, and the cognitive dissonance faced by hunter...
Brian and Tyrel sit down with Colorado Bowhunter's Association Chairman, Kaleb Bell and share hunting stories while diving into deep life experiences
Brian sits down with his brother, Adam, and discusses their journey of hard work, brotherhood, and personal growth.
Brian and Tyrel talk with CJ Sefcovic about hunting, fatherhood, and the evolution of the hunting culture.
Gear worth giving — sourced through SCHEELS and picked for the hunter, angler, or backcountry traveler who actually uses what they carry.
Brian and Tyrel talk with Caleb Copeland, of Copeland Creative, about Thanksgiving preparations, hunting with kids, and communication.
Early-season archery whitetail in OKC with temperatures that make most hunters stay home. Lane Walter on what it takes to sit a stand when the conditi...
Cold water, colder mornings, and browns staging before the spawn. Brian Trainor on the clothing that keeps you on the river when other anglers have al...
Not every piece of gear worth having costs what the top-shelf stuff does. Heath Hansen picks five items that earn their spot in the pack without the p...
You get a fixed number of days in the woods. Drew's September bull elk hunt is a field report on how he used his — what worked in his pack, what he'd ...
Brian and Tyrel sit down for an AAR with Shawn Melland about this year's elk hunt.
Resisted sled work builds the kind of leg and posterior chain strength that keeps you moving at elevation when other hunters are sitting down. Adrian ...
Brian and Tyrel talk with Joe Bradley about traditional bow hunting, lessons learned from nature, and the importance of the little things in life.
Ep. 12 "Warrior in your Heart" with Brandon Lilly
Everything Water: Introduction to Water in the Backcountry
Brian sits down with Rocky Romano and talks about the man on the adventure
Good hunters aren't just better shots — they make better calls under pressure, when tired, when the conditions change. Heath Hansen on how to build th...
Brian sits down with Josh Soholt and talks hunting, building businesses, and family.
Brian talks with Chris Neville about, business, gear, and archery hunting season.
Brian has hunted this same stretch of wilderness for 13 years. This fall, his kids came with him. What that trip looked like — the gear, the miles, an...
Brian sits down with Shawn Melland about passion, keeping the field of view tight, and chasing monsters.
Most hunters plan their trips. Few plan their physical capacity to keep taking them. Adrian Guyer from Ridgeline Athlete on what your hunting health s...
It was 2018. I had just come off active duty from the Army, stepping into what should’ve been a smooth transition. A good job, steady income, and stru...
All the preparation, packing, physical fitness…it’s over. The 2025 hunting season is here and the anticipation around the RuckList office is high.
Do you have a closet full of gear and still manage to forget something on every trip? You're not alone. In this series, Drew and Jay, are introducing ...
In this final Rucklist tutorial, Jay and Drew dive into some of the app's most powerful, yet often overlooked, features. Learn how to stop forgetting ...
How to Build a Trip Packing List with Rucklist Packs and Kits In this RuckList tutorial, Jay and Drew show you how to use the app's "Packs" and "Kits"...
In this episode of G.O.T. Outpost, Drew talks with experienced outdoorswoman, Lauren to talk about a topic often overlooked: women's packs. Lauren, wh...
Thinking about adding some gear to your hunting pack? Drew and Jay of are breaking down how they set up their own gear. They discuss everything packin...
Let's be real - preparing for a backcountry trip feels like running a small military operation. You're checking your gear, planning routes, calculatin...
Thinking about customizing your hunting pack? Jay and Drew from G.O.T. Outpost dive into the pros and cons of different attachments and accessories. T...
Welcome back to G.O.T. Outpost! Jay and Drew are diving into Day Packs. Giving you some insight on the variety of options, proper fit, and key conside...
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In the winter of 2023, Colin Johnson took a crew of men spanning decades in age and experience into Colorado public land for elk. What happened in tha...
Welcome back FoC family! On this week's episode, Brian and Yohance discuss personal growth and emotional intelligence. Sharing stories and insights on...
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Down vs. Synthetic: Choosing the Best Sleeping Bag Insulation for Your Adventures
Avoid These Sleep System Mistakes: Pro Tips for Backcountry Comfort
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