Khunter
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Anybody use and have feedback on this sort of option? On dry ground for elk. I like the more minimalist aspect of it rolling up, being light weight.
Pondering an option for hauling elk meat a mile or two in September, so likely dry ground in the mountains.
The sad truth is my bird like legs and lack of serious muscle mass overall is just not very good at carrying elk at on my back. Added to that is medical issues this summer having me not wanting to want to embrace the suck of hauling heavy loads on my back this year.
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Pondering an option for hauling elk meat a mile or two in September, so likely dry ground in the mountains.
The sad truth is my bird like legs and lack of serious muscle mass overall is just not very good at carrying elk at on my back. Added to that is medical issues this summer having me not wanting to want to embrace the suck of hauling heavy loads on my back this year.
![IMG_1975.jpeg IMG_1975.jpeg](https://www.hunttalk.com/data/attachments/307/307085-7e123bc6c0ef0755821be72a7893bcdc.jpg)
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