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<blockquote data-quote="Cullboss" data-source="post: 1119783" data-attributes="member: 71615"><p>I definitely believe that when it comes to packs you get what you pay for. I backpack hunt a lot and I am moving and hiking all day while hunting, sitting in a blind or tree stand seems extremely boring. I use an eberlestock J107 and the reason why is I usually pack in at least 3-4 miles. I then use the same pack as my day pack carrying about 30 pounds of gear including game bags, GPS, camera, skinning knives, basic survival gear, and water. The J107 also has a scabbard to carry my rifle when I am trying to cover ground quick and if I harvest an animal I don't have to return to camp to pack it out. Another bonus is that the top of the pack can be converted into a fanny pack. </p><p></p><p>I have used many packs in the past from military alice packs to some from cabelas and I finally gave in and spent the money on a quality pack and I don't regret it at all. I have had up to 90 pounds in the eberlestock and was very pleased.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cullboss, post: 1119783, member: 71615"] I definitely believe that when it comes to packs you get what you pay for. I backpack hunt a lot and I am moving and hiking all day while hunting, sitting in a blind or tree stand seems extremely boring. I use an eberlestock J107 and the reason why is I usually pack in at least 3-4 miles. I then use the same pack as my day pack carrying about 30 pounds of gear including game bags, GPS, camera, skinning knives, basic survival gear, and water. The J107 also has a scabbard to carry my rifle when I am trying to cover ground quick and if I harvest an animal I don't have to return to camp to pack it out. Another bonus is that the top of the pack can be converted into a fanny pack. I have used many packs in the past from military alice packs to some from cabelas and I finally gave in and spent the money on a quality pack and I don't regret it at all. I have had up to 90 pounds in the eberlestock and was very pleased. [/QUOTE]
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