Looking for a good 2-4 day pack for hunting. Any opinions on the subject? Don't want to spend a whole lot of money but don't want anything super cheap either. Something comfy while the rifle is slung over my shoulder. Thanks for any suggestions
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I went through quite a few. Right now using an REI pack. Not as heavily built, but light, comfy and durable.
Got it on sale in November for $125, 50% or more off.
I wanted to add a bit more. They fitted it for me and the harness and waist belt are comfy and also fitted. The torso length is adjustable and the belt is interchangeable for size. Traverse 85 in a muted green color.
Nate has more experience than me and all those brands he metioned are top shelf.
Got it on sale in November for $125, 50% or more off.
I wanted to add a bit more. They fitted it for me and the harness and waist belt are comfy and also fitted. The torso length is adjustable and the belt is interchangeable for size. Traverse 85 in a muted green color.
Nate has more experience than me and all those brands he metioned are top shelf.
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If on a budget, Eberlestock is a good choice. Or Blacks Creek. IMO, however, a pack can make or break your hunt. Consider saving up for top end: Kifaru, Mystery Ranch, Stone Glaciel, Exo Mtn.
Consider a modular pack from one of the companies above. That way you can put different bags on the same frame/harness for versatility. I also like a pack with a meat sling or way of sandwiching my meat load in between the gear in the pack bag and the frame. That’s more personal preference, but more functional to me.
I have two Eberlestock Just One packs, long torso for me, and standard for my wife, there great for versatility. We pack elk out every year with them. My son has a Kifaru, and loves it, but its a lot more $.
Mystery Ranch is my go to for just about everything. I use their packs at work and at play, I think I’m going on 8 packs/bags by them.... When they are adjusted correctly they will save your back. Eberlestock and kirafu are great as well from what I hear but I personallly do not have first hand experience. I recently bumper down from the crew cab to the pop up for my go to. It’s smaller, lighter and I have less pockets/space to fill with stuff that I will not use my I have the room for. The fiancé has mystery ranch packs as well and she loves them. If you want pics let me know. Also their customer service is amazing, if you see a pack that is recently discontinued or is no longer in stock don’t be afraid to call them and ask. I have done that once or twice and they “Managed” to find some in the warehouse 
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Clearwater Outfitters
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you must visit clearwateralaskaoutfitters.com for affordable hunting packages.
i’m in the market for 3-4 packs. doing an over the counter archery Colorado hunt this year. my 2(maybe 3 pending college) boys and I are going.
thanks for all the info guys.
thanks for all the info guys.
This pack has served me well over several trips now, including 29 miles in CO last winter. For the price you can buy a couple of them..
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Ive got an USMC MARPAT pack... thing is HD for sure... $75 if you wanted to come to OC and grab it? cheers
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I second Mystery Ranch. I have the cabinet and hauled two elk out last season. By far the best system I have had.
I have had cabelas frame, Badlands, Eberlestock dragonfly and just one. All worked but don't compare to Mystery Ranch.
If you need a custom elk skinner, I make them. Instagram page @rwbladez
I have had cabelas frame, Badlands, Eberlestock dragonfly and just one. All worked but don't compare to Mystery Ranch.
If you need a custom elk skinner, I make them. Instagram page @rwbladez
