would i be able to pack out an elk in this pack
1148815
If you really wanted to I'm sure you could, I have never gotten the chance to pack out an elk but seeing how this pack was designed to hold up to 120 lbs of gear I'm sure it would be adequate, there are also plenty of points to tie off on the outside.
294250
I don't think it would be sturdy enough. I have hiked with it, and the bottom of the pack does not have much support. Also, the zippers get stuck and the zipper on the top pouch even broke. I would upgrade to something better.
256163
Not readily no, but it is possible. It is however made to attach to the outside of full sized Osprey packs, so perhaps your pack will work as well.
2053495
Yes it will. I bought his for my Sally (ILBE) pack and I put my ECWS in it. If your just looking to waterproof your ECWS this will work fine.
901817
I bought mine to be used as a rifle pack which I feel I can be. Haven't had a chance to use it. The hunt I bought it for ended up only lasting 2 hours. Going antelope hunting in a couple weeks maybe I'll find out then sorry I couldn't help much. It is a great pack and to me send to be great quality for the $.
617818
Buy the moose rack. It's a lot harder. My Retriever loved the elk too but ate it much faster than the moose. He's getting a new one for Christmas.
1330612
here's the deal. the pack at the widest point is approximately 13". That 13" is approximately 4" down from the zipper on top. the pack tapers in from that point down to the bottom with an additional 4" to the bottom. It might work - if you could put the cylinder on its side. Its definitely sturdy enough to carry the weight. I think it would work for you. Its well made. Hope that helps you.
1924506
That is correct. Any more and the pack would be uncomfortably heavy. There are three outside pockets I toss pistols and mags in.
1944546
Depends on what kind of hunting you are going for. This pack would fit fine over a game jacket(for birds and other small animals). As far as "packing" room, this is not a pack to use to haul out an animal. However, the bladder can be removed and put into another pack if you are packing out larger game.
318909
Depends on the size of your bag. It fits in my hiking packpack no problems. (I use a Osprey manta 20)
1080322
Good question -I am sure you can find a way to attach a bow or any good size hunting weapon to this pack. I already found many ways to strap not just weapons, but good size tools as well. You would have to make some alterations if you do not mind doing so. Happy trails!
75017
yes you could as is but you would be better served using a Nite Ize S binder to hook it to your pack as I do with mine
1902886
It's a great pack. However, a pack will only hold so much gear. So in reference to will it hold enough for a two week thru hike, put only the essential things in the pack. I have used this pack a number of times and I love it.
374114
I would say yes. It is about 18 inches long and about 4-5 inches wide. It fits into a hiking pack pack.
1326636
I'm not 100% sure...Elk are pretty big, but I would imagine that shot placement and distance would be the two major factors when hunting bigger game. I believe a 150-175lb pull crossbow would have enough power to take down an Elk, at say no more than 25-30 yards in distance if you were able to get a good lung or heart shot...any other spot might make for a long tracking day, which would certainly be the same for a White tail...I only hunt White tail deer so that's just my personal amateur take on your question.
592165
Yes it can hold all that gear, plus some. When I first came in the Army, I was issued an Alice Pack. You would be surprised with the amount of gear you can fit into one.
1439004
No, it's too skinny for a camelback style pack. It would be best to get surgical tubing, you can buy it at a medical supply store.