Did I forget to pack anything?

Did I forget to pack anything for a 20 day self guided Yukon Moose hunt? Last float plane trip to boat launch sight allows for 100lbs per person gear, pilot said more is ok (w/just 2 passengers) Preshipped food/hunting gear and camping gear (supplied by transporter) will already be packed in boat we will take on hunt and will not have to be flown in.
Some of you may get a kick out of my list...

Pre Shipped

Box #1 (20 lbs) includes?
1 lg duffle bag
1 wool parka/hood
1 chest waders
1 wader repair kit
1 rain coat
1 rain pants
1 long johns
5 pr. Wool socks
2 stocking hats
2 sht. Slv. Armour shirts
1 lng. slv. armour shirt
1 camo button cotton shirt
1 wool button shirt
1 cotton camo pant
1 camp cargo shorts
1 pr camp shoes

Box #2 (60lbs) includes?
Dry goods/food/spices (2) people for 20 days
Alluminum foil
Tree steps
small duffle (for misc)
Large empty duffle (for food)
Garbage bags
Zip lock bags
Paper towels
bug dope
Hand soap
Asprin
Hand/body towels
(2) hunting/skinning (kithen)knifes
sharpening steel
Toilet tissue

Carry on plane (15lbs small black duffle)

TICKETS!!
satalite phone
Drivers licence
Cash
Credit cards
Smiths
Digital still camera
Swarovskis
Gps
Xl1 video cam
Video camera batteries (4) @ 6hrs
Blank DV tapes (10)


Checked Baggage (5 lbs gray tube/bow) # 1 includes
Recurve bow
(10) arrows (6 w/zwickys mounted)
(2) bow strings
Armgaurd
fishing pole (1 pc ugly stick)

Checked baggage (40 lbs Blue duffle) # 2 includes
Int. frame/day pack
Down leeping bag
Danner Boots (1 pr)
Glock (in locked gun case)
(2) .40 clips
pistol ammo
empty bow quiver
moose call-funnel (Yukon Whorenelius)
fishing reel w/2 spools
wristwatch w/alarm
mini flashlight
lighters/matches
drop clothes-canvas game bags (enough for 2 moose)
400 cord/rope (enough for camp/meat ect)
fishing tackle
aa batteries (for gps and minimag light)
2 more blue tarps w/bungies
pencils/paper
headlamp/batteries
more tree steps
extra broadheads
judo/field tips
arrow glue
duct tape
(12 pr)cotton socks
underwear
"body" bags
zip lock bags
belt
baseball cap
luck


FOOD TO BUY IN ANCHORAGE (approx 15 lbs for 2 people)

Cheese
Hard rolls
Cooking oil
Onions
Gatoraide (for water bottles)
Yukon Jack

life IS good

thats a lot of stuff, seems like you have a handle on it. Good luck on your hunt.

Things you forgot:

* Kitchen sink (JK)
* Mosquito headnet (not essential, but very nice)
* Good cigar
* Reading Mat'l

Things I question:

* Glock .40 (Bear protection?) Not my first, second, or third choice on a sidearm. I'd go .44 mag, minimum.

MM

The Glock is just for a peice of mind mostly. I have always packed a sidearm in the hills, and pretty much everywhere else I go, but not just for bear protection. I have met more "shady" people in the hills than I ever have bears. I have never HAD to discharge it in the field for protection, although it has been fired a time or two to locate a partner, let somone know that there is a human in the line of fire if they get to shooting your direction at game or whatever (and didnt know anyone was there, or didnt care.) Once in a blue moon I will run in to a goofy skunk or coyote that looks sicker than heck and isnt scared of humans I will put down.
I packed a full sized Glock 45acp for 10 years and shot maybe 3 clips through it. Got tired of the weight so I bought the tiniest (lighest) Glock I could find. A few ounces and the size makes a BIG difference.
It may not be the best for bear stopping power but I can assure you Ill go down in "a blaze of glory"

life IS good (even when your "gun" is small)

Forgot the Cigars, what was I thinkin? I have a couple good ones I picked up in Mexico last year.

mosquito netting for sure for sleeping.