Small pack for hunting

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doidge5781
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Small pack for hunting

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Im looking for something small to carry a bottle of water,knife a pack or 2 of .22 bullets for arvo walks any ideas. What do you guys use for this sort of thing bumbag style might be big enough if it can house a bottle of water any suggested brands or pointing me in the right direction would be helpful thanx.
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Back Packs with a Camel Bak type water bladder.

Don't forget it has to be big enough for Snake Bandages and a knife and yummys and................
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Do the camel baks have storage as well I was unedr the impression they were just a housing for the bladder?
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doidge5781 wrote:Do the camel baks have storage as well I was unedr the impression they were just a housing for the bladder?
many types of camel back type packs- some are just water and mobile phone carriers most have varing degrees of baggage compartments

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sweet i'll check em out thanx
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doidge5781

I have a RedHead cammo hydro compatible back pack with a 2 lt hydro insert. It has a main section with hydro pack separator that can take a rain coat or jumper and a small first aid kit,and two smaller external zip pockets that can hold fox whistles, knives snacks etc. I'm pretty happy with it.

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i got a camel bak for a 100 bucks on sale at an outdoor store. i has a bladder and insulated compartment for it and holds 3 litres. a large and a small zip up compartment, and a dust proof posi for an ipod. there's other bits and pieces but its been a great investment and goes with me everytime out into the field.
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Mate,

Have a look on ebay, generally you can find disposed military equipment bargain basement price and at a fraction of what you can pick up here (you just hope that it was never exposed to DU).

Have a look at Hanks Surplus.

http://stores.shop.ebay.com.au/Hanks-Su ... QQ_armrsZ1

This will blow your mind.

Failing that Rebel Sport have a decent range on Camelbak.

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I use a Camelback "Mule" does the job ok
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Chek out Cabelas.com for camo Camelbaks at good prices. The "surface" shipping option travels by USPS airmail and gets here in 10 days for 25%.
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I've got a small blackwolf backpack, has room for a water bladder and one main pocket which fits everything you'll need. It's small, cheap and has a removable waterproof cover for it in the bottom if it starts to rain. It also has a good gap between your back and the pack so you don't get too hot.

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