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The Best Hunting Gear at the Amazon October Prime Sale 2023

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The Amazon Prime Big Deal Days sale ends today, October 11, but there’s still time to get some awesome hunting gear while it’s still on sale.

Editor’s Update: Obviously the Amazon Prime Big Deal Days sale has ended, so we’ve updated this guide’s percentage sale items appropriately. Meanwhile, if you’re looking for a great hunting gift or new hunting gear, our picks below still represent some of our favorite hunting gear items for 2024 and beyond.

These sales, however, come with a caveat: They’re exclusive to Amazon Prime Members.

If you don’t have an Amazon Prime membership, you can still nab these deals if you join Amazon Prime with a FREE 30-day trial that you can cancel anytime.

Meanwhile, how do we determine which gear deals to share with you? All the gear we recommend comes only from brands we trust. The majority of gear we highlight is also gear that we’ve used, tested, reviewed and previously recommended in various Man Makes Fire reviews, buying guides and gift guides.

This photo shows the Maven CM.1 8x32 monocular outside during a hunt.
The Maven CM.1 is our favorite monocular — and it’s on sale now at Amazon’s October Prime sales event!

Here are our favorite October Amazon Prime Big Deal Days hunting gear deals:

Best Amazon Prime Days Hunting Gear Deals for 2023

Remember, the Amazon Prime Big Deal Days sales ends tonight at midnight, so act fast if you want to get these hunting gear deals.

Primos Trigger Stick GEN3 Shooting Stick

Primos Trigger Stick GEN3 Shooting Support

Shooting sticks undeniably help hunters aim with more stability and make better shots. The Primos Trigger Stick GEN3 is a monopod that near instantly drops down in length just by using the trigger. This lets a hunter get ready for a stable shot faster than twist-and-clamp style shooting sticks.

Caldwell Stable Table Lite Shooting Table

This shooting table packs down small but expands to let a hunter sight in their rifle from a stable platform wherever they like to shoot. We appreciate shooting tables because they help hunters sight in their rifles more accurately, more easily — and save ammunition and money in the process.

Primos ‘The Can’ Deer Call Pack

Primos The Can Deer Calls

Primos makes three sizes of its cool and easy-to-use deer estrus bleat doe call — The Lil’ Can, The Original Can, and the Great Big Can. This Amazon Prime Big Deal gives you all three in a single pack. To make a natural doe bleat, simply turn the can upside down then right side up. The result is darn near magic for deer hunters looking to call in big bucks during the rut.

Bushnell Trophy Cam Trail Camera

Bushnell Trophy Cam Trail CameraThis Bushnell Trophy Cam Trail Camera isn’t technically part of Amazon’s exclusive Prime Big Deal Days sale, but it’s still on sale.

BOG DeathGrip Mossy Oak Bottomland Camo Tripod

This ultra-stable tripod shooting platform lets you setup a super solid support for more accurate shots. It’s great for hunters looking to take better shots at longer distances — and it’s particularly great for aging hunters and younger hunters who tend to be less mobile and need more support in the field.

myCharge Portable Waterproof USB C Power Bank Charger

This photo shows a blue myCharge Adventure H2O 3350mAh charger next to an Adventure H2O Turbo 10050mAh waterproof charger.
myCharge makes two versions of its waterproof chargers: The ‘Turbo’ version includes a USB-C in/out charging port, which lets charge faster than the standard version with two USB out ports.

This rugged, waterproof portable charger makes great stocking stuffers for hunters because it lets your hunter recharge a drained phone battery in the forest or field. And it also provides charges for safety devices like the excellent Garmin InReach Satellite Communicator.

Maven CM1 8X32 mm ED Monocular

This photo shows the Maven CM.1 8x32 monocular outside during a hunt.
The Maven CM.1 is our favorite monocular — and it’s on sale now at Amazon’s October Prime sales event.

This handy little monocular is a great monocular to keep in your vehicle for quick looks at interesting things. For kids, it’s a fantastic first optic they can use while learning to hunt. It’s easy to use and works great. We’re big fans — read our full Maven CM1 review here for more detail.

 

Jackery Explorer 1000 Portable Power Station

Jackery Explorer 1000 Portable Power Station

Hunting camp is almost always better with a handy power source that can easily recharge multiple devices at the same time, like hunting headlamps, phones, rechargeable lanterns, and satellite communicators. The price-to-value ratio of the Jackery Explorer 1000 is good when it’s full price, but when it’s on sale it’s particularly compelling. Check out our guide to the best portable power stations and solar generators for more options.

weBoost Drive Reach

This photo shows the weBoost Drive Reach antenna on a pickup in a desolate landscape.
The weBoost Drive Reach is a legit signal booster for all cell phones.

Having cellular service in the backcountry and hard-to-reach places is a luxury — and sometimes a safety issue. This cellular signal booster is legit — we’ve tested and reviewed it and it consistently delivers an extra bar or two and sometimes can give you a signal where you have no usable signal without it.

Primos Hunting Bloodhunter HD Tracking Flashlight

This photo shows the Primos BloodHunter HD Flashlight.
Primos Bloodhunter HD Flashlight

This flashlight uses special light-filtering LEDs to make blood easier to see in the dark, which is handy for hunters who often hunt in the evenings. It’s also been one of the most popular hunting gift ideas we’ve seen, and it’s featured in our guide to the best hunting gifts.

Maven B2 9×45 Binocular

Maven’s B-series binoculars deliver outstanding price-to-value ratios. Our favorite is the do-it-all Maven B1.2 in 10X42 — read our B1.2 review — but the 9×45 B2 has a better exit pupil rating for even better low-light performance. Maven sales this good are rare, so if 9×45 or the larger 11×45 is of interest to you, there’s some serious savings on the table here.

 

Bushnell Legend Ultra HD Roof Prism Binocular

If Maven binoculars are simply out of your price range, the Bushnell Legend Ultra HD Binoculars are surprisingly good for their entry-level price point. They’re very popular with hunters on a budget!

Primos Hunting Rut Roar Grunt Call

This buck deer call lets hunters recreate realistic deer grunts and roars with more natural tone differences when you call.

Stanley Classic Trigger Action Travel Mug

This awesome well-insulated rugged travel mug keeps liquids hot in the vehicle — and even in the stand or ground blind. Stanley does a great job of producing it in hunter-friendly colors, too: Blaze Orange and several camo patterns. It’s soon-to-be one of our favorite gift ideas for hunters this year.

Moultrie Mobile Edge Cellular Trail Camera

This wireless trail camera is super simple to use and gives a hunter access to photos and videos via an app, letting them see what’s happening in the woods without needing to scare animals away to check the camera in person. Are there any drawbacks? Yes — the only way to use the Moultrie Mobile Edge is with a subscription service for the app and cellular connectivity. (You can check out the plan features and costs at Moultrie here.)

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