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    Daypacks

    What’s a good daypack would want something quiet , waterproof , would prefer Camo or green or brown colour . Are those small pack frames okay for deer or would you just get a larger one you could use for both deer and moose .My current day pack is for hiking it’s blue and not that quiet. Ideas ?
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    Re: Daypacks

    Personally I use a badlands 2200 and it’s comfortable and works well packing out deer

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    Re: Daypacks

    Quote Originally Posted by Wild one View Post
    Personally I use a badlands 2200 and it’s comfortable and works well packing out deer
    Does that pack come in different sizes ? Not sure what my torso size is but I'm 5'11" around 190 lbs
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    Re: Daypacks

    Quote Originally Posted by Arctic Lake View Post
    Does that pack come in different sizes ? Not sure what my torso size is but I'm 5'11" around 190 lbs
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    I am 6’2 210 lbs but I have buddy who runs a 2200 badlands as well and he would be the same size as you

    I have had my packs too long to remember for sure but I do remember my 4500 badlands had different sizes so might have been the same with the 2200. Either way I recommend trying on any pack you before you buy. I had a buddy order a pack that was a “good deal” and it rubbed his back raw first hunt he went on

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    Re: Daypacks

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    Re: Daypacks

    Quote Originally Posted by Arctic Lake View Post
    Does that pack come in different sizes ? Not sure what my torso size is but I'm 5'11" around 190 lbs
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    You're still too big to stuff inside - hockey bag maybe?

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    Re: Daypacks

    Quote Originally Posted by Rieber View Post
    You're still too big to stuff inside - hockey bag maybe?
    Your a funny guy Rieber !
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    Re: Daypacks

    Quote Originally Posted by Arctic Lake View Post
    Does that pack come in different sizes ? Not sure what my torso size is but I'm 5'11" around 190 lbs
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    Skinny Bugger you are ! LOL I have a Badlands Super Day Pack BUT its really only good for a LUNCH Pack when your 225 lbs ! RJ

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    Quote Originally Posted by REMINGTON JIM View Post
    Skinny Bugger you are ! LOL I have a Badlands Super Day Pack BUT its really only good for a LUNCH Pack when your 225 lbs ! RJ
    Hahaha ! Ah RJ always funny you are !
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    Re: Daypacks

    Quote Originally Posted by REMINGTON JIM View Post
    Skinny Bugger you are ! LOL I have a Badlands Super Day Pack BUT its really only good for a LUNCH Pack when your 225 lbs ! RJ
    I've actually taken a boned out 2 point mule deer out of the bush in one of those packs. I may have had to carry one bag of meat in my hand, though,,,,can't quite remember. I like that it can hold your rifle if need be, as well. They're a good well made little day pack! I us mine a lot.

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