New back pack for Wyoming.

• Jul 17, 2010

• #1

GT-40 GUY

Gone But Not Forgotten

This is the back pack which will hold my long range Savage and my Browning BAR in a soft case and a whole antelope plus lunch & drinks when I go this fall to Wyoming. Thought some of you might be planning a hunt out west and might need something like this.

gt40

PS: You can get one here: http://www.longrangehunting.com/gearshop/backpacks.html

 

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Last edited: Jul 17, 2010

• Jul 17, 2010

• #2

golffreak

Senior Member

I like it. Looks like a great way to carry your gear on a hunt like that.

How much does your bag weigh when fully loaded?

 

• Jul 17, 2010

• #3

CowtownHunter

Senior Member

golffreak said:

How much does your bag weigh when fully loaded?

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that's exactly what I was thinking.

Looks like you'll have everything you should need though.

 

• Jul 17, 2010

• #4

Rodonne1

Senior Member

Why 2 rifles? What 2 calibers are you carrying with you?

 

• Jul 17, 2010

• #5

GT-40 GUY

Gone But Not Forgotten

Rodonne1 said:

Why 2 rifles? What 2 calibers are you carrying with you?

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I have 4 tags. 2 doe antelope and 1 each for antelope buck and deer buck. I want to shoot everything with my Savage which is 6mm Norma BR. with Berger 105gr. VLDs, but if I think the mule deer are to far away I will use the BAR which is a 30-06. I'm trying to cover all my bases.

gt40

 

• Jul 17, 2010

• #6

GT-40 GUY

Gone But Not Forgotten

golffreak said:

I like it. Looks like a great way to carry your gear on a hunt like that.

How much does your bag weigh when fully loaded?

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I have gotten up to 60 pounds in it to walk with, but when I hunt I hope it isn't over 30 lbs. so when I bone out an antelope which shouldn't add another 30 lbs. Hence a total of 60.

Now for a mule deer buck I may have to make 4 trips or use our Deer Hauler.

gt40

 

• Jul 17, 2010

• #7

golffreak

Senior Member

Sounds like you've planned well. Good luck filling those tags.

 

• Jul 17, 2010

• #8

TheOriginal_DMW

Senior Member

How does it Compare to a Badlands pack? And Does it come with the Life time warranty?

 

• Jul 18, 2010

• #9

GT-40 GUY

Gone But Not Forgotten

TheOriginal_DMW said:

How does it Compare to a Badlands pack? And Does it come with the Life time warranty?

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Don't know. Have never seen one.

gt40

 

• Jul 18, 2010

• #10

TheOriginal_DMW

Senior Member

Check them out, Since moving to Colorado I have heard a lot of good about them, Life time warranty Period if you bought it used or not. They are good packs and run under 200$

 

• Jul 18, 2010

• #11

BornToHuntAndFish

Senior Member

Looks like a great pack, but sure looks heavy when you have it fully loaded. Hope your Wyoming hunting adventure is good to you.

 

• Jul 26, 2010

• #12

TAG

Senior Member

Looks real nice. I just hope you don't have to hump it very far with all that weight on your back.

 

• Jul 26, 2010

• #13

B

Bigdipper

Senior Member

GT-40 GUY said:

I have gotten up to 60 pounds in it to walk with, but when I hunt I hope it isn't over 30 lbs. so when I bone out an antelope which shouldn't add another 30 lbs. Hence a total of 60.

Now for a mule deer buck I may have to make 4 trips or use our Deer Hauler.

gt40

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go as light as possible! That 60 pounds is gonna feel like 100 when your done haha

 

• Jul 26, 2010

• #14

Pavy

Senior Member

Nice pack...I picked up the Operator model when I was at SHOT show a few years ago...they really can hold more than you want to carry!!

 

• Jul 26, 2010

• #15

Public Land Prowler

Senior Member

Good deal!..What area are you going to?..Good luck to you!