Ok. I will. Check those out
I gotta get my but in gear and get out i have an awful headcold its terrible
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Re: Back pack
With the stand on my back, everything is attached to the stand or in a fanny pack. Looking into a saddle set up. Then, may need a pack frame to attach gear to. Otherwise too much stuff.
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Re: Back pack
I used this pack from LL Bean this year to carry my climber or hang-on/sticks, instead of using MOLLE straps. I roll up and bungee extra clothes, and have a small bag on a hook for little stuff (knife, headlamp, license, snack), and it all goes inside the load hauler, which cinches down.
https://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/64392?p ... ryall-pack
I'll eventually go to a lighter weight western style pack frame with a meat shelf space for my stand and a bag attached, but this worked well for less than $100.
https://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/64392?p ... ryall-pack
I'll eventually go to a lighter weight western style pack frame with a meat shelf space for my stand and a bag attached, but this worked well for less than $100.
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