Long range shooting "AIDING" equipment??

[ducks-and-bucks]

I've posted on here a few times already about things having to do with longer range shooting. I did some searching but didn't find a good list of range equipment that is necessary, or nice to have when shooting out on the range...

So my question is what kind of equipment is good to have to have with out at the range when your wanting to target shoot at long distances?

I'm thinking a wind speed meter, a little flag to set up to watch wind direction, thermometer, note pad to record environmental conditions to get a little record going of how my gun/reloads perform at different environment conditions, a good 1000 yard range finder, chrony... etc etc etc

As I know you can go all sniper style and watch what the wind is doing, if it picking up sand.. etc etc etc... For me I'm wanting to take the more ("precise", "lazy man", "electronic", ) kind of approach at it all with having some equipment to read conditions... Any advice on this would be appreciated!

[Tye]

Looks like you have a pretty good list so far... Look into a good bipod, spotting scope and shooting mat as well.

[chief longshaft]

Kestrel Bluetooth meter pairs to my tablet running shooter ballistic program. Using a newcon rangefinder 2600yd rangefinder.

[ducks-and-bucks]

School me chief... what's the ballistics program you have and what info you get out of that?

[casilva43]

rangefinder, kestrel weather computer, chronograph and cheek piece or pad

[ducks-and-bucks]

Any ideas on making flags to stake out to watch wind directions?

[ducks-and-bucks]

Ttt