Pack to haul a moose out of the buch with

[brohymn2]

Hey giys dont have money for something super high end ie kifaru exo and what not. But am gonna need a pack. Have a old army 64 pattern jump ruck i added aftermarket straps and yoke too. Would that suffice or is there a better option i should be looking for pn the cheaper side of the spectrum.


Thanks

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[duchntr]

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If you need more organization pick up a kifaru lid and call it good. My friend has that pack and its great probably 4 moose a few deer a couple sheep and its still going strong.

 

[Ray]

A new kelty frame pack will work fine. A old Camp trails frame pack with a new kelty belt and straps will work too. You can call Kelty customer service and talk them into selling you a replacement belt/strap system.

Get a dozen cheap sleeping bag straps with ladder locks on one end and tie them off to the sides of the frame.

If you do it right, you may have spent less than $50 on a pack that can carry more weight than most people can pick up off the ground.

 

[VernAK]

A sturdy frame pack has been my choice for 50 years.
A moose requires multiple trips.....we usually have 15
packs of boned out meat [40] pounds each plus a cape
that will bow your legs and the head/antlers.

 

[Larry Bartlett]

brohymn2, i'd ditch that idea. That frame isn't long enough to distribute a hind quarter weight ergonomically. The reason the Camp Trails, Cabela's, and Barney's pack frame are so commonly recommended is due to the length and weight of the aluminum frames, along with good shoulder straps, waste belt, and padding.

For the money, a cabela's pack frame is sufficient for about $100.

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[brohymn2]

Thanks guys gonna get a cabelas psck today

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