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Pictures of how you all pack your packs?
- Thread starter Nick Grider
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depends. If I can, I use a screw in rubber coated one that used to be made by the folks that made the original grizzly steps. It does not bend likeafter multiple uses like the ones you buy today. If not I have a small paracord that loops around the tree and I attach my recurve/longbow with a small loop (similar to how I haul it up the tree)
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I threw this together last night, it made the haul in this morning effortless,I use the platform like a shelf to sit my pack on and bungee down
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man that shelf idea is really smart. You could pack meat out on that too. Great post @Rod Johnson
that is awesomeI threw this together last night, it made the haul in this morning effortless,I use the platform like a shelf to sit my pack on and bungee down
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Thanks g2, hopefully I get to test that out this weekend
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Man that reminds me of the summit sentry climber it has a shelf( bottom of the seat) you use exactly like this.
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I threw this together last night, it made the haul in this morning effortless,I use the platform like a shelf to sit my pack on and bungee down
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Putting this together right now!
Thanks @g2outdoors! I am officially blaming you for the impeding order of an Ernie platform kit and XOP seat.
I threw this together last night, it made the haul in this morning effortless,I use the platform like a shelf to sit my pack on and bungee down
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Looks great! I have read that when packing, keep most weight as close to your hips and body as possible. Maybe try to get the shelf a little lower to increase the comfort of carrying. Just a thought.
Everything I read about packs and fitting them to your body (and applied) has been helpful to me with regard to using an external pack frame, molle straps on a hang / climber and now molle rucksack frame. I believe a good understanding of this improves comfort transporting gear to/from hunting location.
I have the molle rucksack frame and shoulder and waist straps. I plan on taking it out tomorrow or Monday with the Guidos Web and sticks strapped on.
Very cool idea! I have one of those frames in the closet. I may have to look closer at this. I love the meat shelf.I threw this together last night, it made the haul in this morning effortless,I use the platform like a shelf to sit my pack on and bungee down
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I have been wanting to ask the saddle community about a light compact backpack frame that either has or I can incorporate a 1 1/4 bar that will accept the lonewolf alpha stick quiver ? I have been looking but can not seem to find one that will work...
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I added a single male buckle end to one of the leg straps to convert it to a waist belt. The female end sticks out while waking in but doesn’t seem to be an issue. The male end tucks under the webbing while hunting. I did this because I didn’t want to worry about an extra piece of webbing that could detach and get lost.
