Great Gifts for Kids That Hunt (2024)

Quality hunting garments for youth have come a long way over the last decade. Kids use to have to wear the oversized hand-me-downs from their parents and older siblings. Now the kiddos can wear the good stuff, just like the big boys.

The Youth Hundo Hydrotherm Parka is a great piece to keep your child warm and toasty on the coldest days of hunting season. Matching bibs are available in this series as well.

Price – $111.99

There’s a new line of hunting books for young hunters that raises the bar in literature designed to stoke the passion for hunting in the lives of young boys and girls. This is a quality book series that’ll challenge the reader with a new adventure, main character, and life learning lesson in each book.

It’s a great series to fuel the fire for hunting in a child, while developing their reading skills.

Price – $43

Every child needs his or her own deer calls. It’s the way they learn, and it’s pretty much a right of passage to have their own gear. The True Talker OG from Hunter Specialties, combined with the Rattle Bag, will give your young hunter all the tools necessary to call in their next buck. TheOG produces mature buck grunt, young buck grunt, doe bleat and fawn bleat sounds, but can also mimic the aggressive “growl” sound. The combo also includes the Rattle Bag to produce the sound of fighting bucks.

Price – $27.99

The headlamp is another tool every child should have for themselves. The Cyclops headlamp is affordable and easy to use, making it the perfect option for the young hunter. The Cyclops HL500 headlamp is a powerful 500 Lumen light that also includes a red LED. It’s built into a durable ABS housing with a clear protective shield.

Price – $34.99

The treestand safety harness should be standard equipment for anyone hunting from the treestand, particularly kids. The Hunter Safety System Youth Safety Harness ensures that every child has a vest with the perfect fit.

The Lil’ Treestalker has 2 pockets to keep gear within reach, and the comfort-soft fabrics allow for all-season hunting. The Lil’ Treestalker is built on the same harness design that adult hunters have trusted for decades.

Price – $99

For the young hunter that doesn’t have a cell phone of his own yet, walkie talkies can be the perfect solution for helping them stay connected. It’s also a great option when a cell signal is slim to none. These Midland radios are durable, water resistant and can stand up to abuse dished out.

You’ll find up to 38 mile range in optimum conditions, 5 call alerts, 5 animal call tones, Auto-Squelch, Roger Beep, Silent mode, Hi / Lo power options to enhance range or conserve power, and a battery meter.

Price – $89.99

If your child has a cell phone, they’ll likely love the idea of filming their own hunt. The Fourth Arrow Baton Arm makes the job easier than ever. It provides the perfect foundation for their phone or small camera. The Baton provides 25 inches of total reach, but yet it collapses down to 15.5″ with a simple fold in-design. The Baton is light, ultra-compact, and affordable.

Price – $139

Starting your child on the journey of archery and bowhunting will impact their life like nothing else. Christmas is a great time to give the gift of a new bow for your youngster. The Mission Radik offers a great fit and feel for young shooters.

It weighs just 3.04 pounds and offers a wide range of adjustability to grow with your child. Its slim, composite grip and precision cut riser offers a best-in-class fit and feel for shooters at the beginning of their archery journey.

Price – $339

The Gerber Lockdown Drive is a great option for a child’s first multi-tool. It’s slim in design, easy to carry and takes up less space than some of the other big bulky multi-tools on the market. It’s got all the basics necessary to handle a variety of circ*mstances your child may encounter.

You’ll find a double-sided bit driver, replaceable #11 blade, awl, plain edge blade, and a file.

Price – $60

Give your child the gift of a solid shooting foundation for their crossbow or gun this Christmas with the DeathGrip from BOG. This tripod delivers a solid rest for most any weapon that is easily hauled in and out of the woods with plenty of adjustability for shooting at any height.

It’s great for the youngest of shooters, allowing them to simply stand up to the weapon, focus on the scope, and squeeze the trigger. The DeathGrip does all the work for you when it comes to holding the load. It works equally well for advanced shooters that want a solid shooting rest as well.

Price – $199.99

The Lil Burly boots from LaCrosse ensures your child has hunting boots just like the grownups.They look just alike, and they offer the same quality craftsmanship you’ve come to know with LaCrosse. The boots are tough as nails, easily handling all the abuse your child puts them through.

They offer nonsense waterproof protection, high-quality, scent-free rubber, just like the classic Burly.

Price – $90

Most every kid loves jerky. And it’s even better when they’re snacking on it from the deer stand. Make sure your child is well stocked with the good stuff to keep them well fed while sitting in the woods this season.

Jerky from Wenzel’s Farm is a great option with ample flavors to meet most every desire. Their original blend delivers a mild and slightly sweet taste. It’s a favorite among families everywhere.

Price – $7.29

No gift guide is complete without some quality swag from Bowhunting.com. And now, there’s some great gear and merch available for young hunters, too. Be sure to check out all the caps, t-shirts, and hoodies available for the up-and-coming bowhunter on your list. The Youth Antler Shield Hoodie is one most any young archer will love.

It’s an unlined hoodie in a cotton/poly blend that’s ultra soft.

Price – $30