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About LinkBacksI went with the Osprey Mutant 52. I wanted a pack that would be good for multi day trips, and still have the option on being able to carry out a load of meat. Using a 50 litre pack has forced me to reduce what I carry and limit those items I used take just in case, but never used. So far I have done 4 day hunts with it.
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