Tips For Loading a Hunting Pack with Meat | Quarters Upside Down?
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
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Marcus explains how he loads his pack while hauling meat out of the field.
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Thank you Marcus for sharing this great information
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I would love to see your approach to hauling an elk head out....I am a big fan of horns down rather than up in the air above ones head. It seems for a large rack and having the horns up it leads to all kinds of balance issues for the pack and packer.
Thanks for showing me that I’m not crazy. I always pack out with the big side up top. 👍👍 it’s way easier to balance and doesn’t feel like the pack is trying to pull me backwards.
Sounds good. I trusted you and bought a ZOLEO and love it. Thanks for the tips
Slow and steady with packs. 4 trips is faster and safer than 2 a lot of times...