Pack size

[little_feather]

Hey guys, looking for a good pack for full day sets in the tree/blind.

Must have straps to synch down my heavy wool camo and enough space to haul my gear. I'd also like the ability to strap a quiver to the pack.

I've got a cat quiver 2, which u like, but I think the quality of the material is sub par

Ready... go!

[huronhunter]

Look at the Bad Land magnum fanny pack . It works great for me .

[MnFn]

Depends on how much gear you are taking.  I bought a full sized Eberlestofk "blue Widow" a few years ago foe elk hunting. I bought it used for not much more than a new Badlands day pack.

The lid on the backpack comes off and makes into a nice sized fanny pack that I use for day trips when deer or bear hunting.

[bucknut]

I like my cat fanny VI 1/2 for treestand and out west ground hunting. Lots of straps and lashing points to attach stuff to it. I personally like the material for the quietness of it, but it isn't the heaviest duty by far.  Works perfect for me.

[little_feather]

Thanks for the insight guys. I'm leaning toward a molle style pack that I can customize to my needs... strap a quiver to, make my own lashing system, etc. I really like the bison gear and eberlestock packs, but they're big money that I don't have right now (recently engaged), so I need to think minimalist and customizable

[COMPOUNDLESS IN CONCRETE]

Originally posted by little_feather:
Thanks for the insight guys. I'm leaning toward a molle style pack that I can customize to my needs... strap a quiver to, make my own lashing system, etc. I really like the bison gear and eberlestock packs, but they're big money that I don't have right now (recently engaged), so I need to think minimalist and customizable

MOLLE packs make great hunting packs and can be found rather inexpensively at gun shows and surplus stores, as well as **** and Amazon.

[Biathlonman]

Take a look at the Marine corp. ILBE 3 day assault pack.  Sounds like what your looking for to me.

[little_feather]

I really like the red rock packs. The assault is what I'm keying in on... you guys have any ideas on a quiver to attach? I like the safari tuff line up.

Thoughts?

[Burnsie]

Take a look at the Alps Z Outdoors - Pursuit.
Good price and good reviews.  I've got one and I'm going to use it for my day pack while Colorado elk hunting in September.

[monterey]

I just got a Badlands 2200 for day packing and it would probably work for you.  It is on the large side, but pulls down to about any size You might need.

[kbetts]

I just ordered a Blacks Creek Cure.  I'm going to try the lumbar design because I prefer an off bow quiver and typical packs make me sweat.  Looks to be plenty of room for strapping down heavy clothes.  Made in the USA and comes in Predator.

[little_feather]

I'll check them out. If you're into packing gear into the woods, please take a look at looprope...  www.looprope.Com  . Saw them years ago and just stumbled across them again. Awesome product they offer!

[VTer]

The Cabelas Whitetail pack has worked for me for many years. Nice pockets for my stuff and the main pack always seems to hold one more piece of clothing.

[Charlie3]

I have one similar to this and like it. You can use it with or without 3 liter camelback.

 http://eberlestock.com/H7-Dagger.htm

[tracker12]

For Eastern Whitetails I rarely carry more than my Mountainsmith Fanny pack.  When out West I have a Badlands Superday.  I must admit I carry very little in the whitetail woods except knives, marking tape, wind detecter, GPS and a few snacks.  Binos go on the neck.

[drewsbow]

I have a camelback mule that works very well