What's the best back pack for still hunting in Ontario?

Slooshark1

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I'm looking for a back pack that's big enough to carry a big sweater and big wool jacket, rattling horns, binoculars, folding stool, lunch and some water bottles. Perhaps in the 2500cc to 3000cc range? I want something with an internal frame and something that's completely covered with fleece so that it will be super quiet. So far, I can't seem to find anything on the internet that fits this description. Also, I would like it to be blaze orange. I would prefer something that has a narrow profile so that it's not hanging up on branches when I'm trying to sneak through the bush. I would also like the shoulder straps to not be too thick so that I can still shoulder and shoot my rifle. I had one of those small Mad Dog back packs but I found that it wasn't big enough to hold everything and on top of that, I ripped it last year. Time for an upgrade.

Please let me know if you are aware of any pack that fits this description.

Kindest regards,

Slooshark1
 
I'll be anxious to see what people say as I have not found the right thing for Ontario still hunting. Also needs shoulder straps that are compatible with (snap) shooting.

RG

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"Also needs shoulder straps that are compatible with (snap) shooting."

Absolutely. They have to be wide but not thick.
 
I found one! The Badlands Model 2200 at Ramakko's Tackle World in Sudbury. It's $240 but it looks perfect in every way. Check their website out.
 
I bought the Badlands 2200. It looks awesome but I really can't give a report until I fill it full of stuff and drag it and my butt through the forest for a week. I'll let you know what I think once I've had a chance to test it.
 
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