What's the best hunting daypack under $50 bucks for archery hunting. It has to be very lightweight. I thought about using a hiking rucksack but it is kinda noisy. Could I sew on some camo netting to make it quiet and camo.
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Re: Hunting backpack
Petersheim18 wrote:What's the best hunting daypack under $50 bucks for archery hunting. It has to be very lightweight. I thought about using a hiking rucksack but it is kinda noisy. Could I sew on some camo netting to make it quiet and camo.
Thanks guys
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How many cubic inches do you need?
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I just picked up a leech pack to work on the stand or work with my tts system. Amazon $29 plus shipping. Very pleased with it.
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Re: Hunting backpack
I've been looking for one this my season too. Same price range. I want it for tracking this winter. I kind of like this one:
http://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/ ... ?a=1734475
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Jeff G wrote:I just picked up a leech pack to work on the stand or work with my tts system. Amazon $29 plus shipping. Very pleased with it.
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I got a leech sitting in the basement. Great pack for the money. I'd recommend it.
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Re: Hunting backpack
The alps packs are really good for the money. For the time in the stand I use a little LL Bean pack...
http://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/74651?pr ... 2960384120
It's light weight and works out pretty well. It's small so you really need to keep it simple. But I can get all the necessities in it.
http://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/74651?pr ... 2960384120
It's light weight and works out pretty well. It's small so you really need to keep it simple. But I can get all the necessities in it.
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I just bought a cabelas sling pack for $40. Perfect for bungying, it to my stand then climbing up. Depending on your use, mine is mostly tree stand or ground blind for whitetails.
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