Another idea for field carry

[mogwai]

I don't carry a back pack, but often have my possibles bag. I modified the bag to carry a small field axe. Ignore the Dunlop in the photos below.

Vaughan sounding axe.

Field carry.

Wetterlings wildlife hatchet.

Field carry.

Wetterlings small hunting axe.

Field carry. This is about as long as the handle can be for convenient field use.

 

[crossada]

that looks like a very easy way to carry a kit on a day hike. nice job.

 

[Dwight McLemore]

Hartzler & Knowles Indian Tomahawks & Frontiersmen Belt Axes pages 84-86 has several other 18th/19th cent. carry rigs on the Possibles Bag. It seems to have been really popular carry option back then. Mogwai, where did you get your possibles bag from. I like it.

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Dwight

 

[Snake Dr.]

Look's Good Mogwai, I seen some possibles Bag's on a Site just the other Day that had a built In Slot to slide the handle through, If I find the Link I'll post It, Thank's for sharing the pic.'s, Good Job & Take Care !

 

[mogwai]

Hartzler & Knowles Indian Tomahawks & Frontiersmen Belt Axes pages 84-86 has several other 18th/19th cent. carry rigs on the Possibles Bag. It seems to have been really popular carry option back then. Mogwai, where did you get your possibles bag from. I like it.

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Dwight

It's a shell bag from Duluth Pack. I used a nylon dog leash for longer strap and across-the-body carry.

 

[Anrkst6973]

I like that set-up. It really works for an evening stalk on the way home from work. I think I was doing about the same thing using a Gas Mask bag from Black Hawk in OD but I put a small "dog leash" stap that goes around my waist as well as a shoulder strap, it keep the bag from flopping around as much

 

[ShamanWarrior]

You could also use it to carry a Desert eagle, especially if you're in town, since it's more low-profile.

 

[Hinterland]

Nice rig, great idea.