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    Ice ax loops for Timberline

    The loops are usually located near the bottom portion of the pack. The ice axe shaft slides through the loop, flip it up, then strap it to the pack. There is only webbing located on the side of the pack. I'll figure something out.
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    Ice ax loops for Timberline

    Ice axe. Backpacking in the early summer on steep snowfields or crossing glaciers in the Cascades.
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    Ice ax loops for Timberline

    i got my Timberline pack and noticed there were no ice ax loops. Any suggestions to modify the pack or attach them on?
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    Sitka frustrations

    I'm also interested in getting a "shell" layer for my hunting clothing. Alot of my hunting has been in the desert regions of CA with stable weather conditions. I will start hunting in other western states and need a shell layer for rain/snow and wind. I have a shell layer system for...
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    Suggestions for CA bear hunt

    San Gabriel mts, Angeles and Los Padres NF. I'd love to go to the eastern Sierra near Bishop or Mammoth, or on the west side in the Sierra NF, but like I mentioned I don't think I have the time.
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    Eberlestock

    did they change the pack frame design and make them more adjustable since the earlier models?
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    Suggestions for CA bear hunt

    Unfortunatley this year I won't have enough time to travel that far. I can go north of LA or southern Sierras.
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    Electronic Predator Call Recommendation

    I know of several decoy dogs that were basically muts. Most specific decoy "breeds" include or are a combination of Mountain Cur, Blackmouth Cur, Rhodesian Ridgeback. Some guys also use terriers for denning dogs.
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    Suggestions for CA bear hunt

    I've lived in CA for almost 10 years and never hunted bear (hard to believe). I've been backpacking all over the Sierras and parts of socal and I'm pretty familiar with the areas. Unfortunatley most of the bears I've seen are digging through trashcans or in peoples backyard. I'm looking for...
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    Electronic Predator Call Recommendation

    I work for a goverment agency that assists ranchers and landowners protect livestock/property from predation (coyotes, mt. lions, bears....). We use calling machines on a daily basis and have used several models. Probably the two most popular are Foxpro and Wildlife Technology. They both have...
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    Eberlestock

    I purchased the J107 a few years ago and really like the design and how it expanded to pack out game, but I was disappointed in the suspension system when I carried my first load of meat out. Too much of the wieght was on my shoulders. I think the newer models have adjustabe shoulder...
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