- by Joe Weber - updated on 8/27/2025
Hunting season will be here before you know it. While the weather is still warm now, cooler mornings and crisp fall air are just around the corner. As you dust off your hunting gear and prepare for time in the woods, don't forget one of the most important parts of your kit: reliable power and lighting. The right batteries, flashlights, and portable power solutions can make the difference between a successful hunt and one cut short by dead gear.
Every hunter relies on equipment powered by batteries:
At Batteries Plus, you'll find dependable alkaline battery options like Duracell Ultra alkaline and Batteries Plus Alkaline that work great in the cold, along with long-lasting rechargeables to keep your devices ready when it counts.
Navigating trails before sunrise or dressing game after dark requires dependable flashlights. Stock up on:
LED lights last longer and shine brighter than traditional bulbs, giving you peace of mind in the field.
From powering heated hunting gear to recharging phones, portable power is a must. Traditional generators—even smaller inverter generators—aren't the best option; the noise will scare off anything that comes near it. Lithium power banks and X2Power portable power stations keep your electronics running all day, silently, whether you're deep in the woods or back at camp.
Many hunters depend on ATVs, UTVs, and snowmobiles to haul gear, navigate trails, or cover ground quickly. A dead battery in the field can bring your hunt to a halt. That's why it's important to make sure your vehicle's battery is ready before the season begins.
At Batteries Plus, we carry a wide range of replacement batteries built for powersport vehicles, including:
Not sure which battery fits your ride? Use our Powersport Battery Finder to quickly find the right option for your ATV, UTV, or snowmobile.
Many of our associates are hunters themselves, so we understand what it takes to stay prepared for the next hunt. Visit your local store for expert advice and stock up before the season begins.
A: Most trail cameras use AA batteries—alkaline, lithium, or rechargeable. Lithium AA batteries last the longest in the cold.
A: Cold drains batteries quickly. Opt for lithium batteries for improved cold-weather performance, and keep spares close to your body for added warmth.
A: LED tactical flashlights are ideal. Look for high lumens, multiple brightness settings, and a rugged, water-resistant design.
A: Yes, with portable power banks or power stations. X2Power lithium stations can recharge phones, radios, and even heated gear.