Thread: Shooting sticks advice

I strike that problem a lot hunting wallaby James. Both Brian and I use this solution which covers off pack versatility too. You can attach all sorts of packs, and carry big loads (or a small day pack). The frame has a rifle notch on the top. The bottom pic with the deer is using the small day pack and the deer under the meat shelf.

Brian just bought the Frame and used clips to attach his old canvas meat bag. Works fine.

https://outdoorsmans.com/collections...s/frame-system

Originally Posted by Tahr

I strike that problem a lot hunting wallaby James. Both Brian and I use this solution which covers off pack versatility too. You can attach all sorts of packs, and carry big loads (or a small day pack). The frame has a rifle notch on the top. The bottom pic with the deer is using the small day pack and the deer under the meat shelf.

Brian just bought the Frame and used clips to attach his old canvas meat bag. Works fine.

https://outdoorsmans.com/collections...s/frame-system

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Yep stand the pack up and shoot off the top. Thats how I shoot all my deer. Thar is on to it