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Thread: Sheep Hunt Backpack Set-up

  1. #11
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    Re: Sheep Hunt Backpack Set-up

    Barneys Yukon bag
    Hilleberg Allak (not the lightest, but bombproof)
    Montbell super spiral
    Jetboil
    Leupold Gold ring 10X42

  2. #12
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    Re: Sheep Hunt Backpack Set-up

    Kifaru Longhunter
    ID mega sola , golite SL3, sil tarp, 8man Tipi (depending on hunt)
    ID down bag
    sno peak giga power or whisperlite
    Buris diamond elite (i think)

  3. #13
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    Re: Sheep Hunt Backpack Set-up

    Backpack: Eberlestock Dragonfly
    Tent: Asolo Astro 3
    Sleeping Bag: Mountain Hardware Lamina
    Stove: JetBoil
    Binoculars: Zeiss Victory 10x42
    Spotter: Zeiss Diascope FL* 15-56x65
    Rifle: Sako .300 w/ Zeiss 3.5-10x44
    Gear: Kuiu
    Boots: Kenetrek


    Put all gear thru the paces last year on a stone sheep hunt. Rain, snow, wind you name it. Everything preformed top notch
    Last edited by WKCotts; 04-29-2013 at 08:34 PM.

  4. #14
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    Re: Sheep Hunt Backpack Set-up

    Pack: Arcteryx Echo Pack (part of the LEAF military line)
    Tent: MSR hubba hubba
    Sleeping Bag: Western Mountaineering
    Stove: Jotboil or MSR.
    Binoculars: Leopold golden ring

  5. #15
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    Re: Sheep Hunt Backpack Set-up

    U can get a ram with any gear you have just make sure you can stay dry first off head to toe since being wet will usually lead to quitting early. Spend a good portion of your budget on optics. I use a badlands 4500 pack that i bough brand new on amazon for around 275$ last year i used an alpz outdoors commander pack and frame for 35 days of guiding 20 days in the mountains goat hunting(2 goats) then 15 days moose (3 bulls) the pack will be my go too pack out pack for stuff within an hour hike, It worked for the 5/6 hour hikes up and down the mountain but i had the money for a new pack this year and the 4500 was in the budget. rain gear i used a big bill camo rain suit(75$ for the whole suit kept me dry but is heavier than i wanted). I have a 50$ coleman sleeping bag(synthetic) and it is next to be replaced but worked, its just large even when compressed. a regular thermarest. Danner pronghorn boots i have the 800gr but will be going too a hanwag or similar boot with atleast half the insulation. Goldbond, and saxx underwear along with merino hiking socks(all very important). Vortex diamondback 10x32 binoculars and leupold sentana vx-1 15-45x60 angled spotting scope on a vortex high country tripod and a vortex ranger 1000 rangefinder. My tent is a kelty gunnison 2.1 pro(if you look at these tents only buy the PRO model as it is made to be used hard and i have the foot print!). i also use a little msr stove. The total for all my gear using the alps commander is around $2000 which is less then some guys spend on there binoculars!
    Originally Posted by olympia
    if your worried bout ticks than you aint never been bit by a snake while pissing...try gettin your hunting partner to suck the poison out

  6. #16
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    Re: Sheep Hunt Backpack Set-up

    Backpack: MR Metcalf w/ripzip
    Tent: MSR hubba hubba
    Sleeping Bag: MEC merlin
    Stove: Jetboil
    Binoculars: Vortex Fury's 12.5x42
    Rifle: Kimber Montana 300wsm
    Boots:Lowa Tibet GTX
    Mixed Sitka/Kuiu/Patagonia/Arcteryx Clothing

    Biggest thing I plan on packing is 10lbs of extra muscle im working hard on putting on, the majority on my legs so I can hunt farther and harder.
    Make Your Own Luck

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