For my back 40 hunting, I use my Catquiver.  Holds everything I need but keeps me from bringing too much stuff along.  Plus keeps my fletching dry and out of the briars.

Tom

Eberlestock Mini-me (comes w/ a 3 liter water bladder and is a very versatile pack)

or

Asbell Haversack (I use a Cocoon 'Grid-it' to organize my smaller items so they're not sitting on the bottom and rattling around)

Eberlestock X2 for all my hunting.

Weekend hikes, Badlands Diablo.  Day hunts a generic monster fanny pack with a shoulder harness.  Clip small flashlight and compass to harness for accessibility.

Badlands Monster Fanny pack and keep two cheapo Walmart full back packs stashed in the woods in different areas to pack meat out.

Bison Gear FTE for elk,deer, ect.

I bought a sweet leather haversack from Scott T on here for bunny, coyote, badger, and bobcat hunting.

Badlands SuperDay pack is what I use. Holds way to much stuff, but is very comfy.

Ray

Left to Right...large fanny pack for all day hunts, small pack for quick hunts, large back pack for my western/Canadian hunts and Cat 3.5. The large back pack is from Day One and holds a ton of stuff.

Eberlestock X2 for all day hunting if the temps are going change 20 degrees or out west.  Also very nice for turkey hunting.

Badlands fanny pack for days when don't need extra clothes.

day pack if hunting for a day or two

I got a Day One in bucksuede great pack very well designed. Like Joe says lots of space. TD.

When packing is the way I intend to remove an animal I use a Alps Outdoors Traverse internal frame.  On hunt where I'll be dragging, a US Military load bearing vest with 3 day training pack.  I really like them both a lot.  God Bless

bison gear outfitter with shoulder straps, bar non the best pack ever for the whitetail hunter, makes my old kom lumbar pac feel like a an old paper sack.

Most of my stands are within a few hundred yards (often in sight) of my son's house. I use only a haversack from Asbell, and my safety harness vest pockets to carry my stuff to the stand.

STEVE O, I really like that bag, you mention Roger makes them.  I am not familar, with Roger but really like the bag, some info on were you got it.  I carry a small bag that I connect in front of me between my two backpack straps when I carry in my treestand. (Kind of like a bag in front on a paratrooper to keep balanced) any info on the bag would be great.

Mystery Ranch DragonSlayer

Had a Kifaru Spike Camp, and I just received a new Kifaru Late Season Legacy in the mail earlier this week.  Had to sell the Spike Camp to finace the new pack, but man was it ever worth it.

QuoteOriginally posted by usmc1029:
STEVE O, I really like that bag, you mention Roger makes them.  I am not familar, with Roger but really like the bag, some info on were you got it.

Roger Norris is a sponsor here.  He carries the Haversacks in the photo on the first page of this thread at traditionalwoodsman.com

The pack I showed was custom made by Gray Wool Woolens at least a decade ago.  They offered a basic one at that time and I had some extra "stuff" added.

Another option for guys interested in an over the shoulder "back 40" whitetail pack is to call Angelo at Bison Gear.  His website is awful, but he does offer a haversack and I want one in the worst way, but my GWW does such a good job I cannot move on from it.

I use a Bison Gear Outfitter waist pack and a Bison Gear Haversack.  They are the best packs that I have owned.