Hunting packs
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Archeryrob
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I never reported back on this and I figured I would drop it here. I used the HAWG last year and loved it. I wrote it all out on my blog, if anyone is interested in all the details. Basically, I hunt a farm that has sections in the back that are up and down hills and a 3/4 mile hike. I can't be fully dressed or I'll sweat it up. Hiking generates enough heat I have to cool off and dress in the tree stand. while harnessed. I used the molle straps to carry a turkey chair, bibs and a jacket
Fully loaded ready for cold archery hunting
Fully loaded ready for cold archery hunting
paxfish
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I use a camo cloth back pack that I bought from K mart about 30+ years ago. Its constructed of cloth with a leather bottom that has some divots in it you can push a string through.
I sew it up every now and then where the straps meet the top of the bag.
It has two vertical compartments that hold bottles+ some other stuff on either side , one main compartment with a fair bit of storage and a smaller zippered compartment toward the lower end of the back.
I like it becuase it doesn't make any noise and it has ykk zippers.
I sew it up every now and then where the straps meet the top of the bag.
It has two vertical compartments that hold bottles+ some other stuff on either side , one main compartment with a fair bit of storage and a smaller zippered compartment toward the lower end of the back.
I like it becuase it doesn't make any noise and it has ykk zippers.
Pale Ryder
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Most of the time I use a lumbar belt pack.
If I'm hunting anywhere that I need to hike in for a full day hunt, I use the ALPS Falcon pack. It's got a small frame backed with mesh that keeps the pack vented and an inch or two off your back. Very nice feature for keeping the drenching sweat at bay.
- Jul 29, 2014
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I'm a huge fan of Sandpiper of California back packs. They are super well constructed and best of all, their zippers are easily opened using only one hand.
Amazon product ASIN B01DPYFI5Y
Amazon product ASIN B01DPYFI5Y
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