Sorry I did not get this up last night, but we had movie time at the house
I've been asked several times about how I would haul meat out with the Nomad and gear. This video shows what I would do with a large amount of day hunt gear and a stuffed meat baggie/bomb bag.
If I was using the Nomad, Longhunter lid, Camp Bag and Grab It, I would haul the meat as if it were a backpack (if I wanted to do it in one trip anyway). What I mean by this is, I would put all the soft stuff in the bottom of the camp bag, hard stuff in all the pockets, and fill the upper 2/3 of the Camp bag with meat. This would give me the most comfort for a 100+ lb load.
If I where just hauling a quarter and 5 days worth of gear, I would "X" the top of the quarter in the straps that are attached to the panel, have the bottom secured with grab it and compress the camp bag over the quarter.
As long as you're using common sense when loading the Nomad, you can do it however you like. Just remember that the heavy stuff needs to be against your back and elevated (when possible) and you'll be fine.
Sometimes the amount of gear and meat your packing will not allow for things to be perfect, so you'll want to make sure to keep everything as close to you as you can.
[video=vimeo;82616477]https://vimeo.com/82616477[/video]