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Heck of a review on the packs Bill, thanks for the effort. Great post. Thanks. I was wondering if anyone was reading this. I'll finish the remaining packs and add a few things to the above.
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Campfire 'Bwana
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Campfire 'Bwana
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FWIW, Cabela's has the Executive Hunter pack on sale for $70. I bought two of them for my Son and I to use as BSA day packs and think that they would make good "leave in the truck" kit packs or packs to tote gear from your vehicle to your stand. They don't have a waist belt, so I wouldn't want to carry anything heavy or for any distance.
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Campfire Member
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Plus 1 on what BnC Buck mentioned above... Camelbak has some great packs in their military line. I have their BMF model and am very happy with it. A friend has the Motherlode, which is basically a BMF without side pockets and is very happy with it.
Last edited by Jedi_Swagger; 08/22/15.
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Campfire Tracker
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Campfire Tracker
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"The welfare of humanity is always the alibi of tyrants".
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Campfire Ranger
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Campfire Ranger
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I've been thinking about the Outdoorsmans Muley. Currently have a Camelback Striker that I removed the padded straps and replaced with 2" Nylon. I like the thinner straps for shouldering my rifle, the thick padded ones are a bit much.
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