Let's talk backpacking rope

[leadpillproductions]

Whats everyone useing.
What weight and length everyone use for backpack hunts

[Islandeer]

10 ft of good rope, and 25 paracord

[Danny_29]

60ft paracord. Don't take real rope unless you know how to use it.

[allan]

I bought some paracord from can tire last fall, one of the center strands can be taken out and used as fire starter.
It’s come in handy, I normally don’t carry much more then 30 ft.

[swampthing]

Rope is very heavy to carry! You want at least a 1/2" rope for supporting your body, by regulation anyways. A smaller rope could work in a pinch but I would never carry it unless I knew of a certain situation where it was required and you could leave it at that spot.

[Thunderstix]

Only thing in my pack for 25 years is halibut Gangen!

[boxhitch]

Usually just 50 ft of cheap blue/white hollow braided poly, twisted rope is a nightmare

The HD retrieval kit is way more specialized

[RugDoctor]

Para. Lots of it. I have commitment issues when it comes to cutting so I bring lots.

[Danny_29]

Usually just 50 ft of cheap blue/white hollow braided poly, twisted rope is a nightmare

The HD retrieval kit is way more specialized

What's all in the retrieval kit?

[whitlers]

50' of bright red/reflective paracord in the pack. Use the same shit on the tent so you don't face plant when taking a piss in the middle of the night.