My daypack

[evbouret]

Here's a photo of my daypack...CamelBak Striker for 40$. I've been using it hard for almost 5 years...bulletproof. Still don't have a single rip or stitch come undone. Couldn't recommend it enough if you're looking for a small camo daypack.

 

[the gimp]

I think that is the same camelback I ordered this past season for my new hunting pack. It's a vast improvement from the generic pack I had used the previous few years. Cabelas ran a sale on them for $25! I wish I had ordered a couple of extras. I'm glad you have used it for that long with no problems.

 

[evbouret]

You won't be dissapointed at ALL. We use our gear hard and destroy almost everything we touch...This has passed the evbouret torture test with flying colors.

 

[Fonly]

Oh nice man, you have a few pics of contents, knife that you stuff in there?

I've heard alot about these packs, you have a good pack sir!:thumbup:

 

[evbouret]

here's me knives, not as nice as the photos some of you guys take...dont have a pic of the contents all layed out but here goes:

This is all for short day hikes, there's really no chance of me getting lost. I have perfect cell phone reception so a night in the bush injured isn't even feasible. I'm never more than 3/4 of a mile from a house so I don't really need any heavy equipment. Bare minimum.

Bark River Woodland
Ontario 12" Machete
Ceramic Rod sharpener
Headlamp
Bic Lighter
Emergency Blanket
Cell Phone

Black trash bag
pillow case (meat bag)
2 latex gloves for field dressing
three 6' lengths of 550 cord

Water
Food
Rain Jacket