Looking at day packs, and want to find out how many litres would be enough to pack out an average sized deer/bear plus emergency gear, food, water etc?
Looking at day packs, and want to find out how many litres would be enough to pack out an average sized deer/bear plus emergency gear, food, water etc?
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Badlands 2200 will carry a de-boned large BT or 1/2 a large mulie + gear.
kenny
I love it when the seasons change.
Fishing to Hunting.
I just got the Eblerstock just one and hope it will be carrying my de-boned BT out this season. Looking at getting the super spike duffle to increase extra gear for camping as well!
What i'm gathering is that 30-40 litres is a good size for a day pack no?
Id get a frame system like the mystery ranch nice with a metcalf or crewcab or the kifaru duplex and timberline 3. This way you have the ability to put on a larger pack for extended trips or put on a load hauler to pack quarters.
Saw the OX by badlands for 150bucks on the used section!! great looking pack!
I use my Kifaru DT1 with a bikini frame. Over 8000 ci, compresses to nothing and weighs less than all the packs mentioned earlier. The DT3 with a bikini frame would be a good choice, 4000 ci and only 4 lbs that could comfortably carry 150 or more but really an extra pound and you can carry anything with the DT1.
Eberlestock Blue widow. which I think they have discontinued. Picked this one because the gun scabbard was IMO useless to my kind of hunting.
I have had 90lbs of animal in it. and it rode very well. it crunches up fairly "small" for stomping around during the day.
Eat your dessert first.
I use the Karrimor xlite 45 + 10. This is my third year in the field with it and love the pack.
http://www.karrimor.com/rucsacs/x-li...ter-flame.html
As said, eberlestocks dragonfly or just one are about perfect for this. You can compress them down and then open them up. I have tried 3 other slightly smaller packs but they just don't have enough room to fit a whole boned out deer, plus your regular gear. A bit on the heavy side but that's the price you pay for the versatility.