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Multi-Day Packs
Part backpack, part utility trailer, these backpacks will 
help you get the load out.
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For backcountry hunters, a new generation of backpacks embraces the “go in light, come out heavy” ethos pioneered by Idaho pack maker Glen Eberle. These multi-day packs are designed to convert from compact rucksacks to full-size freighters capable of hauling out meat, rack and cape, plus your gear and gun or bow, in a single trip. We tested these packs by toting entire field-dressed whitetails during a late-season Montana doe hunt. AdvertisementADVERTISEMENT |
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nice. this pack would be very useful. i need to get one.
a good pack extends your range and allows for some nice creature comforts far from home. I like the ones here..but am still a slave to the external frame packs for thei ability to carry a load away from the body and allow many in field modifications.
Brother, packs have come a long way since my old Trapper Nelson. I will refer back to this review if I need a pack in the future.
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nice. this pack would be very useful. i need to get one.
a good pack extends your range and allows for some nice creature comforts far from home. I like the ones here..but am still a slave to the external frame packs for thei ability to carry a load away from the body and allow many in field modifications.
Brother, packs have come a long way since my old Trapper Nelson. I will refer back to this review if I need a pack in the future.
Post a Comment (200 characters or less)