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    Default Re: Hauling my gear (with treestand)

    I hunt out of a summit Broadhead Backpacker, and I have the same problem. I ended up buying a good size fanny pack, that i can fit most of my stuff in. I bought a pair of summit side bags, that go on the stand. I keep my EZ hanger, calls, book, and some other stuff right in the bags when I'm carrying the stand. I carry my extra clothes, or my hunting clothes depending on how sweaty I will gwt on the walk in strapped to the climber, stuffed into a Cabela's Scent bag. It has worked great for me so far.

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    Default Re: Hauling my gear (with treestand)

    fanny pack with most of my stuff then i bring a backpack but i wear it in front,,like a chest protector.....leaves my back free to carry my summit viper xls.....and i sometimes have to hike 1-2 miles into the woods!!!! good luck and i hope you enjoy your new summit!!

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    Default Re: Hauling my gear (with treestand)

    I use a good size fanny pack too. It holds everything I need and then some.

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    i hook my back pack to my stand before i put it on my back, or use a faany pack if im not taking much.

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    Default Re: Hauling my gear (with treestand)

    I would think its not too hard to strap your pack onto the stand somehow and pack both right on your back. The stands straps hold both the stand and your pack. Your gonna have to take the stand off your back to use it so put the pack on to climb the tree then.
    Thats what I would do.
    I use mostly chain-ons and hunt from the ground so its not an issue.

    However I bought a very cool combo back pack/fanny pack made by Field Line at Walmarts a few weeks ago. The 2 can zip together for a large pack or you can unzip them and use just the back pack or just the fanny pack. I keep most of my small stuff: gloves, calls, rope, licence, etc in the fanny pack part and my extra layer and additional hat in the larger back pack.
    $31 tax included.
    The coolest thing about this pack is it has about 10 straps all over it to attach addition stuff to the outside. I use them to store a folding stool, a tree umbrella, and some burlap too.
    Sweet pack for $31...!!!

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    Default Re: Hauling my gear (with treestand)

    I have a little pack that is basicly a camo purse. Just got it this summer, but dads been using one for a few years now. It'd probably work good for what your doing. You can get 'em at bass pro or cabelas, about $25

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    Default Re: Hauling my gear (with treestand)

    I use a backpack. But, when I use a climber, I put as much of it in a fannypack as possible.

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    Default Re: Hauling my gear (with treestand)

    [ QUOTE ]
    I hunt out of a summit Broadhead Backpacker, and I have the same problem. I ended up buying a good size fanny pack, that i can fit most of my stuff in. I bought a pair of summit side bags, that go on the stand. I keep my EZ hanger, calls, book, and some other stuff right in the bags when I'm carrying the stand. I carry my extra clothes, or my hunting clothes depending on how sweaty I will gwt on the walk in strapped to the climber, stuffed into a Cabela's Scent bag. It has worked great for me so far.

    [/ QUOTE ]
    Hey, that's a pretty good idea!
    Where did you come up with that one?

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    Default Re: Hauling my gear (with treestand)

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    [ QUOTE ]
    I hunt out of a summit Broadhead Backpacker, and I have the same problem. I ended up buying a good size fanny pack, that i can fit most of my stuff in. I bought a pair of summit side bags, that go on the stand. I keep my EZ hanger, calls, book, and some other stuff right in the bags when I'm carrying the stand. I carry my extra clothes, or my hunting clothes depending on how sweaty I will gwt on the walk in strapped to the climber, stuffed into a Cabela's Scent bag. It has worked great for me so far.

    [/ QUOTE ]
    Hey, that's a pretty good idea!
    Where did you come up with that one?

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    ... hey Bro...you bought me the Cabela's Scent proof bags for christmas last year!!!!!!! And yes you told me about the side bags too!...Ok...I'm copying you!!!...you happy!!! ...LOL

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