how do you put on your back pack and how do you pack it?
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how do you put on your back pack and how do you pack it?
rangers not allowed to reply until later
always be prepared
Dang I have to wait.
No I don't! I am going to say it anyway.
"One Leg at a time."
Don
No one knows more about a task then the person that does it, Practice makes perfect!
i put the filler stuff in the bottom (sleeping bag, extra clothes) and the heavier stuff towards the top. i stack some of my food and matches in my pot or anything else that allows for condensed storage. and i put it on by putting my arms through the back straps. i find that it stays on best that way. i think thats what you wanted... well, minus my sarcasm
Ahhhhhhhh WE can I huh can I huh huh
There is no greater solitude than that of the Tracker in the forest, unless perhaps it's that of the wolf in the wilderness.
ready to show me up beo?
Were you a Ranger? Never heard ya say it before.
Last edited by Beo; 02-17-2008 at 12:19 AM.
There is no greater solitude than that of the Tracker in the forest, unless perhaps it's that of the wolf in the wilderness.
Ya'll use a back packs, what a bunch of wimps.
Whats wrong with Sherpas?
ok beo teacher pet wait and wheres my apple
don where you a ranger? seems like we got more rangers here than canukistans hhmm makes ya think eh?
sam wtf? wadda mean whats wrong with sherpas? did i miss a post that someone erased again(stupid erasing posts)
What I meant.
Why carry it yourself if you've got all these pigmys running around the site.Originally Posted by Sam
Let them carry it.
Depends on if it is a Moose, a Dall Sheep, a "green" Brown Bear hide; or a tired "Ranger", that needs to be Backpacked out. Just having fun, don't have a cow. One of the most impressive backpacking feats to me is the loads that Oriental Women backpack up Mount McKinley.
Last edited by Sourdough; 02-17-2008 at 08:57 PM.
no offence taken as a ranger i was always tired never able to get anyone to help so i just learned to ranger on
Toss it over your head? Mine ain't that heavy thanks. Don and I were tripped up a bit trying to get ours on one leg at a time.
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and why would you toss it over your head ric?
I hope I don't have to go into a long discourse on how I load up the pygmies when I'm setting off on a safari, all you bleeding hearts will start feeling sorry for them again. Trust me people, they're well paid!
Back pack...let's see...try and put little stuff inside big stuff, keep the stuff I'm going to need first on closest to the top or in outside pockets, bedroll tied on underneath...swing it onto shoulders and away we go ( you know, I really have to think about this now....)
some fella confronted me the other day and asked "What's your problem?" So I told him, "I don't have a problem I am a problem"
Dhuaaa, because it only weighs 4 pounds. and that is how he eats his Twinkies, just toss em'up and woolf 'em down...
Set the pack down upside down, grasp the little should straps firmly, pull up over the head and down onto the back. If you're pack is HEAVY you can't get the other strap on trying to slide it on one strap at a time. I've had an Alice that you could chase in circles all day and never get on without help. Over the head is the only way to get a heavy one on. But, as I said, I don't do heavy any more. The other thing is once you have them well trained you can just snap your fingers.
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