backpacks

[jerry redman]

gday,
Just wondering if any of you's have got a pick of your hunting pack because i really need one and if posible a phone number of the shop who sells them thanks jerry.

[Mozza]

Jerry, have you had a look at the stoney creek packs?
they are really tough and well designed :)
try looking on their website www.stoneycreekshop.co.nz/

[jerry redman]

thanks mozza

[Mick Smith]

I use one of these ...

http://www.outdoorsupplies.co.nz/hunt_25lpack.htm

It's an excellent pack, but I'm thinking about buying one of these too ...

http://www.outdoorsupplies.co.nz/ridge_daypack.htm

as I like the idea of having the pack separated from your back to avoid overheating and excess sweat on warmer days.

Mick

[hugearm]

u cud try the packs that cashy tried in the june/july bhdu they seem good

[bear]

this is both the hydration and monster fanny pack by badlands joined together, I only got mine a few weeks ago and it seems almost perfect for top end hunting :wink:
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e199/bear74/hunting/hunting%20kit/waterstraps.jpg

BEAR

[jpbon]

what about those eberstock backpacks in the BHDU magazine? Not sure if thats how you spell it but they say that it's supposed to be really good.

[Robbo]

eberlestock are the go. GS05 Gunslinger is a good choice.http://www.eberlestock.com/GS05%20Gunslinger.htm

[jpbon]

thats the one i want....but for bow.

jpbon

[jerry redman]

yeah but i cant buy over seas coz i dont have a credit card.

[Dave]

Heard a story from a very credible source about a bloke who nearly blew the top of his head off when he tried to hastily remove a loaded :? rifle from one of those packs to shoot a running deer.

Jerry have you thought about a CamelBak?

[jerry redman]

yeah dave i have though about one but im looking for a more bigger pack so i can put more stuff in it. jerry