Meat hauler backpack

[Laxxxxxx]

Posting this here because it got now traction in the other section.

'm going to be hunting on some hills in eastern tn. I had a nice basic frame for hauling meat out when I lived in ga but sold it when I moved up north.
I tend to break down the animal on site debone it.
What are your favorite packs or frames to use? Just looking to be pointed in the right direction because I tripped over my own ****. and got lucky with the last one I had.

 

[BlackEagle1]

I use a mystery ranch metcalf out west. It maybe more than you need in east TN. I would get at least a 2200 tho. The tenzing 2200 will barely hold an antelope (bone in), but does a good job for "short" hikes.

 

[Laxxxxxx]

I use a mystery ranch metcalf out west. It maybe more than you need in east TN. I would get at least a 2200 tho. The tenzing 2200 will barely hold an antelope (bone in), but does a good job for "short" hikes.

Thank you!

 

[bigjohn]

I've recently bought a slumberjack hone and so far for the money I really like it. I'm pretty sure if you bone it then you would have plenty of room for a deer .

 

[wiles]

Exo Mtn

 

[swd]

Mystery Ranch Pop-Up 38 unless you want a multi-day pack. I can haul at least 60 pounds on the pop-up.

 

[shirtshirt]

I haven't seen these available for a while but this is what I have:

https://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/64392?page=hunters-carryall-pack

I purchased this for elk hunting, but have never been successful so it has never hauled any meat. However, I have used it to carry a climber/gear and it's comfortable, very adjustable, and I think it would work pretty well for meat.