backpack, gear holder, suggestions

at1010

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• Oct 4, 2015

• #1

well the title says it all. Been starting to bring more and more into the woods with me. I am looking for suggestions on a pack. I am also hunting more farms this year and just need to be able to have something I can store my knives, gut gloves, etc.

thank you for any suggestions.

 

dante322

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Crawford county

• Oct 4, 2015

• #2

Lol... I'm trying to find ways to eliminate the pack and carry less stuff into the woods.

 

at1010

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• Oct 4, 2015

• #3

dante322 said:

Lol... I'm trying to find ways to eliminate the pack and carry less stuff into the woods.

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you know bud, I haven't carried one in 3 years. I just am starting to think its easier to hang a pack on a hook then try to stick shit all over my stand, pants, etc. I knock my water bottle out of the stand half the time!

 

dante322

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Crawford county

• Oct 4, 2015

• #4

As it is right now, I use an old worn down pack that came from dick about 6 years ago. It has straps in the right places that I can wrap around the frame of my climber so I can carry the stand and pack in one unit. I'd like to replace it, I've sewn the shoulder straps back on twice, but I can't find another one with the same strap configuration.

 

Milo

Tatonka guide.

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• Oct 4, 2015

• #5

I bought the tenzig 1250 last year and I love it. Options, tie downs and all I need to stay all day. I like how comfortable it is

 

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jeremy44230

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Medina County

• Oct 4, 2015

• #6

Badlands for me. Never been happier. I spent a lot of money on junk bags. I decided to get the badlands bag and it has never failed me.

 

giles

Cull buck specialist

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The real Amish country

• Oct 4, 2015

• #7

I use a Tactical Taylor "assault pack" for early season and then use a Condor "3 day pack" when I need to start carrying more cloths with me.

 

ajupsman

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New Hampshire

• Oct 4, 2015

• #8

I bought this one 4 years ago. It was on sale when I got it but I think it's worth the price. I especially like the detachable compression pod which can be used if you just want to take a few things with you to the stand.

http://www.cabelas.com/product/hunt...2.uts?destination=/catalog/browse/_/N-1105017

 

brancher147

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West Virginia

• Oct 4, 2015

• #9

I have had a cabelas pack for almost 10 years now and it still functions like new. And I put probably close to 100 walking and hunting miles on it a year, maybe more. I like to hunt big country and do a lot of walking and usually end up in the thick stuff. Great thing about cabelas is their name brand products are guaranteed for the life of the product, any problems and just send it back.

 

buckstar25

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T-county

• Oct 5, 2015

• #10

Camelbak makes some nice packs. I use a Linchpin now and have no complaints. I put a big clip on the carrying handle and clip it right to my stand when I am going to and from.

Hunter specialties swing arm bow holder with accessory hooks. Think it was less than 15.00.

 

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buckstar25

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T-county

• Oct 5, 2015

• #11

Here is the Linchpin Albert. I took one loaded and unloaded. I also pack a hoodie and my lunch in the pack.