Daypack recommendations?

[dakota tim]

There's a reason you hear about  Bison Gear so much!
 
I have a couple of Bison Gear packs & love everything about them.  I've tried a lot of packs & nothing else compares!

I had a couple plastic clips break on one & had replacements in like 2 days (no charge).  I love being able to call & talk to Ang...I know he's going to be there to stand behind his packs.

[Hess]

I don't want to be 'Johnny Raincloud' but what is the point of a haversack?  It offers no support and weighs down one side of your body...sounds like a sore back/shoulder if I've imagined one.

[Lost Arra]

Hess: it just depends on how much you are carrying. For early season gear especially heading to a stand it's great. I like the easy access to my stuff and simple on and off. I am referring to the Bison Gear haversack. Capacity is significantly less in my Asbell haversack. For most of my local hunts the haversack/shoulder bag works great for me and I've accumulated a collection.

 

We're not talking about overnight stuff here but just a day hunt. In colder weather (more clothes, food) I do go to a backpack (Kifaru Scout).

[Wudstix]

I'm a Badlands fan, either the Superday of Diablo are good packs, my nod goes to the Diablo, but they are both 1900 c.i. packs.

[Hess]

Lost Arra,

O.K., I'll admit it might be an easy pick for the close treestand hunting.  And you cannot beat the quality of a BG pack, I've got a soft spot for those packs and always will have.  I've owned more BG packs than anybody...other than Ang.

Good shooting fellas.

[JUST-DOO-IT]

Another vote for Bison Gear.  

I've got a Lost River pack which is one of my favorites.  This wool pack can get warm though when the temps are a bit higher.

[two4hooking]

DayOne wool pack works well for me!  very quiet!