Kifaru 44 mag?

[Ian Ketterman]

Yes it is more like a duffel bag. Now the even though the 44 has both a zipper pocket and slash mesh pocket on the inside I still run the ultra light pullouts. I have a large for clothes such as extra pair of socks, tee shirt, underwear and a long sleeve. Same goes with food. XL pullout hold's my food in ziploc bags for the days. Then when i get to where I'm going to camp all those can easily be pulled out and left in camp. I have the E&E rigged up so that if I'm archery hunting and need to make a final approach with out my pack I can detach and still have everything I need to take care of a animal. Basically it has the best of both worlds in my opinion.

Whats the biggest chunk of meat you've put in it?

 

[Nickb_00]

Unfortunately it has not seen any meat yet this year. I still had my DT2 during my Utah archery hunt. I would say though that it would easily hold a mule deer quarter in the bag or on the meat shelf. A deboned elk quarter would fit inside no problem. I did buy a set of extra compression straps I carry just incase I decide to drop the bag and use only the frame for a elk pack out. I can take some pictures later of how I have the inside set up if you like.

 

[Ian Ketterman]

Unfortunately it has not seen any meat yet this year. I still had my DT2 during my Utah archery hunt. I would say though that it would easily hold a mule deer quarter in the bag or on the meat shelf. A deboned elk quarter would fit inside no problem. I did buy a set of extra compression straps I carry just incase I decide to drop the bag and use only the frame for a elk pack out. I can take some pictures later of how I have the inside set up if you like.

For sure man

 

[RustyHazen]

I was able to fit three bone-in mule deer quarters and a bit of clothes/gear in the 44 mag no problem. A boned out mulie will easily fit. It just packs so much bigger than 4400 ci should.