No bad choice, the .300. Will make no more jokes on you when meeting you in the forest now, for pulling your leg you now have too big a Boom on your back. It will teach you aiming discipline, since you most often will not be able to reload in time for a second shot - that longer reloading time is its only - relative - weakness.
Reloading the .50 would take even longer however.
The B&C clothing is good scent protection when hunting all kind of deer, both in summer and autumn reserves, but it gives no visual benefits when hunting animals that are more eye-focussed. For the time beeing, stay with the B&C.
Yes, callers. Bleat caller is top on the list, since it serves for luring several species. The others in the order you want to hunt them. Note that the four callers for mallards and geese do not help you that much at all if you do not also use according blinds, and plastic dummies which raise the probability that the cvallers will be effective - I would stay away from mallard and goose stuff as long as I need other equipment.
A Rucksack!
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I have just done another expedition, this time Hemmeldal.
It was a beautiful early morning.
I scored seven of seven, amongst them this fox...
... and this brown bear.
"What's this supposed to mean - Germany 0 Portugal 1...!?!?!"
