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Whitetail Saddle Pack 🦌🏹

Small, light, minimal, but very essential, especially if you're going to be hauling around multiple sticks and trying to solo film.
Added knee pads for those longer sits for comfort, and DO NOT forget those grunt calls for some exciting rut action
(Can't forget the headlamp, I'm afraid if the dark)

🌲 The Day Saddler 🦌 (❗️35-40lbs❗️):
Solo filming saddle pack that definitely pushes comfort. Gotta pay the price if you want to catch
some form of content. With being a onestick setup, I'm free from carrying multiple sticks, but 40ft
of sterling HTP is no joke! Overall after spending 45 minutes climbing, pulling up the pack, and
getting all cameras set up and ready, it's a pretty cozy rig.
Funny story: Tim once strapped a full ungutted 60lb Mule deer ¾ of a mile back with this exact
setup in the darkness of the Colorado Rockies.

🦌The Western BG (20-25lbs max):

Favorite Item: Foam butt cushion. This thing is exponentially more comfortable when you're dragging ass from the hike. A luxury must have.

Our family typical sets up spike camp, so we keep only the essentials. Few snacks for the day hike and plenty of water and water filtration. Prepped for the harvest to bring back as much meat as possible to feed the family.

The Western BG.

Essentials only. Light weight. Spike camp style pack that's ready for the pack out.

What's inside? Stay tuned.

The Day Saddler.

A lot heavier than you'd expect in our case.

What's inside? Stay tuned.

The Run&Gun Saddler.

Quick & adaptive. Huge differences between the heavier Day Saddler pack.

What's different inside? Stay tuned.

The Private Land Express.

We've all seen this one before.