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About LinkBacksI'm a bumbag guy also for day hunts. Multiday it is clipped onto a pack, so if I'm based from one spot I can leave the big pack in camp. Has knife on the bumbag strap and a spare folder inside. Carries as much as most smaller packs do. Great for carry outs and thick country. I've never lost a fixed blade on the belt ever but that comes down to a proper fitting sheath that holds the knife. That said shit happens and a small back up folder can be a life saver.
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