Lightweight & Durable Hunting Notebook

[4ester]

Who keeps a hunting notepad on their hunts?

Do you use a physical notebook or just use your smartphone?

I like to keep my notes from my podcasts in the same notepad as my hunting notes, just in case the weather turns or need some evening reading.

But I just weighed that notepad and it's like 8 oz.

For those of you that have been at this for awhile: What works best?

 

[twall13]

Last year I started taking notes on my phone. I have a Samsung Note 3 so the built in stylus was helpful. It worked well and I can export the files to a word document easily when I get home. I often debate with myself on whether or not to take the phone so I'm interested in some other responses with alternatives as well.

 

[akaodie]

I started using the rite in the rain 146 notepad this year and am very happy with it. I tend to have small hand writing so a small pad works for me and my sketches. It is the same pad I use when I am doing my load developments, sighting in, or just plinking with my rifle. I keep a pad for every rifle I use. My dad taught me to always carry a pen and paper while out hunting, in my survival kit, so I just started using it since I had it.

 

[Where's Bruce?]

I record short video moments and string em together later.

 

[Schaaf]

I've just always used Rite in the Rain

 

[Brendan]

Rite in the Rain - Yellow 393 for me.

 

[justinspicher]

I've been keeping notes on my iPhone 6 for the last two seasons. I can add photos and email and text them to other folks easier.

 

[elkyinzer]

a few index cards in a ziploc bag with my maps, license, hunter id card