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Last 3 bulls were hauled out solo with an Eberlestock Mainframe. Love that thing, fits like a glove and hauls a serious load. I have a couple "Batwings" on it and use it for a day pack and have it with me when I need it. Before that an old Moose Freighter Frame - got about 25 years out of that one before it started falling apart. Can you add a rifle scabbard to it as well??? Frame, Batwing pouches, and a scabbard seems like a good set up for me...The first load out for me when I’m miles deep would be a quarter and the rifle. Dump the rifle after the first trip along with the scabbard. 😎
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I've been hauling 2nd load meat on a Cabelas Alaskan Guide frame going on ten years
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I like nylon cord but my favorite fastener is wire
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I've been hauling 2nd load meat on a Cabelas Alaskan Guide frame going on ten years
Dang Ted, you must be waaaay back in there.......
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Mystery Ranch Cabinet or if I can a sled or game cart.
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...Fricken Llamas are expensive. Grin 😎 I hear goats are cheaper! Guy down the street from me has Llamas or Alpaca, hell if I know the difference. But I am envois I keep hoping one of these days he'll say hey if you ever need help packing out! Yes, goats are cheaper now and a lot easier to find. I tried goats before I got llamas and they worked fine but for my purposes, the llamas were better. I never packed any meat on the goats, though. Forget the alpacas. They're too small to do anything. They're just for growing hair to make your soft underwear. I guess the guy down the road has Llamas then, his aren't small. He told me they are good watch dogs too.
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I've been hauling 2nd load meat on a Cabelas Alaskan Guide frame going on ten years
Dang Ted, you must be waaaay back in there....... I could see the truck from there
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That’s awesome...Equal opportunity hauler. What’s up with the “butterfly bandage” above your wife’s right eye? Thinking scope bite? 😎
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I like nylon cord but my favorite fastener is wire Nearly impossible to beat a couple Ratchet straps they pack easy and keep meat in the right spot. Or a couple pull straps. New meat hauling rig. Been shopping for a stone Glacier to replace my old pack frame.
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That’s awesome...Equal opportunity hauler. What’s up with the “butterfly bandage” above your wife’s right eye? Thinking scope bite? 😎 Probably poked by a stick or something, I can't be expected to remember every detail. Women shooting? Ha ha you're funny.
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I like nylon cord but my favorite fastener is wire Nearly impossible to beat a couple Ratchet straps they pack easy and keep meat in the right spot. Or a couple pull straps. New meat hauling rig. Been shopping for a stone Glacier to replace my old pack frame. Toyota contraception needs to be used at your house...😁😎
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LOL if a black car pulls in they make a circle.
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Ain’t lying about that...🤠
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Stone Glacier Approach 1800. Hauled 3 elk on the SG and 4 on an Eberlestock Dragonfly. Prefer how the SG keeps the load closer to my body vs. the E-stock.
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To the "high haulers:
Tip those antlers down for better balance and lowering the chances of encountering a wayward slug.
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It's not a bad idea to wrap some orange around them, too.
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My elk hunting days are behind me, but I never found anything better than my rancher friend's pack horses. Something that I did to modify my deer hauling pack frame would probably work real well for your elk meat packing frames. I took a front wheel off a junk wheelchair and bolted it below the pack frame rails between two short pieces of aluminum angle. When my shoulders get tired, I can wheel the back pack like a wheelbarrow. Also a Simpson capstan rope winch will get anything you shoot out of a canyon and it only weighs 16 pounds.
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I use a Kifaru Longhunter Guide, G2: I like it. Looks wet, cold, oxygen scarce, but looks like a good setup to deal with it.
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