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Bison Gear Houndsman or Haversack

Started by wv lungbuster, October 24, 2010, 04:33:00 PM

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wv lungbuster

Looking for a small treestand pack. I like the idea of the cinch down staps in case I need to carry extra clothing. Do any of these packs have small in side pockets for a camera or scent bottles??
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J. Oles

Check out Kifaru, their stuff is spendy, but lot's of organization options in their packs.


Jason

Ray_G

I have a Bison Gear GFA haversack - similar to the Houndsman.  It comes with removable straps on the bottom for packing a jacket or shirt.  It has two water bottle size pockets outside on the ends and a good sized pocket on the face like the Houndsman.  It has one 6" x 6" inside pocket with a flap - no button or snap.  It has a couple of black stretchy material bands that are open on the bottom and another web loop.  It also comes with a snap hook where my Mini Mag is hanging.  On the back of the pack are two wide nylon web belt loops.  You could use it on a belt to the tree or when slung over your shoulder, it could stabilize it on a crawl.



This one is stock and the price was the same as the Houndsman.  Angelo can make the pack like you want it, if you want more or less pockets, sizes, etc.  Give him a call and he can fill you in.  He does return messages left if he isn't in.  I really like mine and it is great for day trips.
Sunset Hill 64" 54# @ 26"  "Destiny"

B.H.A.

wv lungbuster

Thanks for the pic Ray I wish they had more pics of the packs on the website.
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Steve O


Lost Arra

Here's a size comparison of shoulder-type bags.
Top r to l: Bison Gear Haversack, Asbell Haversack
Bottom: TAD gear round pouch, Kifaru Tailgunner with a couple of add-on pouches on the pals webbing.



Steve O


Hawkeye

Bob,

How do you use the cord cross-tie on the Asbell sack?
Daryl Harding
"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain that which he cannot lose."  Jim Elliot

Traditional bowhunting is often a game of seconds... and inches!

wv lungbuster

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Lost Arra

Daryl:
that is just a piece of paracord I connected between the webbing hardware to hang it. Some of my treestand sites have a cut branch or a screw-in hook to hang my pack in easy reach. Hanging from the shoulder strap puts the bag too low to reach without a lot of movement. The Bison Gear and Kifaru have a grab loop handle made of webbing on the back.

Hawkeye

Great, simple solution to the problem, Bob.  I wondered if that might be it.  Also had wondered about asking Teresa if she could sew a grab handle on.  Your way of handling it looks like a good answer.  Thanks!
Daryl Harding
"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain that which he cannot lose."  Jim Elliot

Traditional bowhunting is often a game of seconds... and inches!

wv lungbuster

What is the difference between the houndsman & gfa haversack they look about the same??
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Lost Arra

Angelo told me to get a Haversack unless I was running dogs with an electronic collar. I think the Houndsman has a pouch(s) specifically for a transmitter.

wv lungbuster

Thanks for the help Bob looks like I should get the Haversack.
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I have seen quite a few pics of the BisonGear Haversack but cannot find comparable pics of the Houndsman to compare..

Anybody have a Houndsman that can post a couple pics??

Thanks!

Ben Maher

I love my Houndsman ... dragged it through everywhere is Fiordland Sth Island New Zealand ... 'bout as handy and well made as you can get .
Angelo is Top Notch to do business with!
" All that is gold does not glitter , not all those who wander are lost "
J.R.R TOLKIEN


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