packin out a cow

[rmpacks]

Hey all, got a cow here in Idaho. Archery hunt was winding down, didnt want to go home empty. Our Peak1 Frame worked out killer. I packed the entire back 1/2 out for about 1 mile. 107#, however I wont do that again. just had to do it once to see if I could. Frame worked great, legs didnt work as well. Jellllllllllllllllllllllo
Fun hunt though, tracked em through the timber, got a 35yds shot. She went about 80yds.
If any of you are using our product be sure to send us some recent pics! email huntpacks@rockymountainpacks.com
We are starting a trophy page and would like to ad all we can. Include the hunter name, age, state and type of kill, bow or rifle etc. Thanks All!

[Bailsuk]

Congrats on the Cow , nice bit of advertising . Must work well cuz them Elk ain't light .

[JVA54]

Congrats!!

[wingchaser_labs]

Lol it would help to debone and cut some of that fat off first. Bet you'd have had atleast 10 lbs less to carry on that rear end. Congrats though. WCL

[Rob/PA Bowyer]

Originally Posted by wingchaser_labs

Lol it would help to debone and cut some of that fat off first. Bet you'd have had atleast 10 lbs less to carry on that rear end. Congrats though. WCL

Exactly what I was thinking.

We totally deboned my bull to carry him off the mountain.

Does look like they did work regardless.

[randyshunting]

I bet you carried out 30lbs of bone. Your legs will cus ya out for that one. Good job on gettin some good meat.

[bowfly]

and how did you sleep that night??? ahahahaha congratulations man

[Howler]

Many wise suggestions, less bones equals less weight. BUT, you made your point that your product will hold up.
Good job, if there was any grade to go up at all, you're a better man than me to carry that much up a slope.