Pictures of loaded pack animals

[cowboy300]

 

[cowboy300]

 

[cowboy300]

 

[cowboy300]

 

[cowboy300]

 

[cowboy300]

 

[pbroski]

 

[Hardtak]

 

[littlewood75]

 

[Haulin'Ass Backcountry]

 

[doverpack12]

Few things finally went right this year. 4 elk quarters on each horse and neck meat from both elk on the grey so I tried a mantie and hitch to hold it. About the third time and a few miles later finally got it to hold.

 

[ShootOkHuntWorse]

Pic to revive the thread with new photos! Not loaded exactly but this horses first sniff of an elk quarter. Hoping to see some pictures of Day Hunts on horseback/mules. This was just a riding saddle with the panniers thrown over it to walk out 2 spikes. Planning to day hunt/scout this year and need some ideas. This is my wife’s roping/barrels/trail/ mounted shooting horse so he’s well rounded and very hard to startle.

 

[Matt Cashell]

For day hunting I just have the over the saddle panniers rolled up and ready on the riding saddle. Ready to go after the kill. Just walk ‘em out.

 

[Wprinkle]

Llamas baby

 

[ShootOkHuntWorse]

Llamas baby

Lamas look perfect for that country.

 

[magnum44270]

16 mile day

 

[magnum44270]

2024 season.
4 bulls packed out. One out of the Hoback, 3 out of the grasslands.

 

[Preston]

We packed this bull out by hand, was only about 200 yards off the road. But practice loading meat onto these 4 year old mares and leading around my property for practice for next fall. Learning to load by yourself takes time.

 

[BigAntlerGetter]

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[BigAntlerGetter]

Luckily had my biggest mule to get this bull out of the hole,


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