Kifaru Predator/Turkey Pack

[Justin Crossley]

In preparation for a coyote hunt I have coming up I ordered the ALPS OutdoorZ Enforcer Predator Pack. As I was getting some of my gear packed up I got to thinking how much better it would be if I could use my Kifaru frame and bag with the built-in seat and back support. The metal frame on the ALPS pack was easily removable so I started messing around with my Kifaru and it didn't take long to get it all fitted and attached. I think it will be a winner!

 

[Justin Crossley]

I was even able to attach the seat and make it clip up out of the way as designed.



Finished Product

 

[Justin Crossley]

It still folds up and compresses quite well.

 

[INgunner54]

That's badass, but you're shop looks excellent! Bench pics for some motivation to spruce mine up?

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[Boblee]

Excellent idea ,how did you get everything attached ?

 

[Cass Via Jr]

I need to do this asap. Awesome idea


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[Justin Crossley]

Excellent idea ,how did you get everything attached ?

I'm using the Kifaru Mountain Rambler. I unhooked everything except the load-sling which is attached at the very bottom of the frame. The metal frame sits between the Kifaru frame and the load-sling and is pushed all the way down so it sits on those two attachment straps.

Then I took a compression strap from the middle attach point on the side of my pack frame and looped it around the top, middle of the metal frame, and back down to the other side of the pack frame. This keeps the metal frame tight by pressing down while the bottom straps hold it in place there.

Last I used the bottom, side attachment loops on my pack frame and took another compression strap all the way around the metal frame and back to the opposite side of the pack frame. I wrapped the compression strap one full time around the metal frame on each side to help lock it in.

Let me know if that is clear enough or if I need to take some more photos to show the details.

 

[Justin Crossley]

That's badass, but you're shop looks excellent! Bench pics for some motivation to spruce mine up?

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It's actually a mess right now. This is from the last time I cleaned everything up.

 

[INgunner54]

Looks great dude. I am definitely slacking!

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[RedneckRyRy]

This is great. I’ve been thinking about something similar. I’ll have to give it a try


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[Justin Crossley]

I got to throw a bobcat in it today for a free ride!

 

[Deadfall]

Well...ain't that just freaking fantastic. Wonder how long before kifaru starts building and selling a setup like this. Then I'll be trying to sell it to my wife....
Yall gonna get me divorced......
Haven't even finished buying from kifaru the junk I want.....now there's gonna be more coming down the pipe.....

 

[Justin Crossley]

It worked so perfectly yesterday.

 

[Deadfall]

Ohhhh...for God sakes stop it....

 

[hawkman71]

I love that room. Is it in the garage or basement or what?

 

[Justin Crossley]

I love that room. Is it in the garage or basement or what?

Thank you. It's the third bay in our garage.

 

[nephewjephew]

First off awesome mod. Would love a set up like that on a pop up 18/28 for turkey and whitetail. Camofire has the turkey vest up on the site today for anyone interested and doesn't want to pay full price for the vest.

 

[djlr55]

Looks great


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[Cowboylicious]

In preparation for a coyote hunt I have coming up I ordered the ALPS OutdoorZ Enforcer Predator Pack. As I was getting some of my gear packed up I got to thinking how much better it would be if I could use my Kifaru frame and bag with the built-in seat and back support. The metal frame on the ALPS pack was easily removable so I started messing around with my Kifaru and it didn't take long to get it all fitted and attached. I think it will be a winner!

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Wicked cool

 

[Justin Crossley]

Thank you. It worked great.