I guess I would caveat it by saying things that should have worked better.
My 10yo BA Copper Spur tent leaked pretty bad, my fault for not checking seams we managed, but it was annoying in 7 days of rain. Not sure if I'll straight up replace it, seal it, or look for something different.
OR Gaiters, they still only last about 60 days of use, but I've yet to find ones that last any longer.
The new Mountain House meals same price and 25% less in them. Nice to figure out when in the field. Drinking spaghetti soup didn't impress me. Should have read the instructions.
My math skills and shooting at steep angles. Overshot a ram at 440 yards. #FUwhitesheep
Nikwax "dry down" wash in stuff. Didn't see any appreciable difference in performance.
Havalon knives are way overrated, I always forget this and realize as am staring at a pile of meat on the ground to cut up, and can picture my forchener sitting in the knife drawer at home.
Things that worked well
My new range SIG 2200 range finder, wish I would have bought it last summer
My frankenstein 375H&H moose straighten-outer
An olicamp pot, worked well for 2 people
rolling my own backcountry dinners
Asolo boots, sadly the model is now discontinued. First pair I've had in decades that remained waterproof for an entire hunt/season.
Platypus filter system
Havalon 22xt blades, way better for gutting than the shape tipped (60a?) blades. They don't break nearly as easy, and you don't run the risk of poking yourself so easily
My liver - Moose hunts are hard on them.
Hunting season is winding down here. A couple late season caribou hunts left and some lynx hunting, but winter is coming on fast.
