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  1. 17-05-2024, 06:54 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    This is not a bad pack. An Outdoorsman. Both Brian and I have them. Meat sling, and I have 2 bags for it. This small one and a big full one. Takes a hell of a weight but it slips off my hips under a big load and I have to constantly adjust it. There isn't enough pull up in the load lifters (the straps over the top of the shoulder straps). When I first put it on it's great and comfy, but it doesn't stay like that. The best Ive had up to now though.

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    Did you fall down the side of the hill Bruce?
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    Did you fall down the side of the hill Bruce?
    @kiwijames While crossing the creek to retrieve that head I got badly stuck up to my waist in the toe of a slip from the cyclone. It was quite tricky to extract myself.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    @kiwijames While crossing the creek to retrieve that head I got badly stuck up to my waist in the toe of a slip from the cyclone. It was quite tricky to extract myself.

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    You need mud grips boots there Bruce.Just hope you dont have a bad full with no help near by one day.
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