Wild thing pack
05-19-2006, 07:17 AM
#1
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Gun Lake, MI
Posts: 197
Wild thing pack
Does anyone have the Wild thing backpack from Blacks Creek? It is the one designed to carry a Double Bull blind.
The one thing I do not like about my blind is carrying it, it is just cumbersome. This pack looks like it carries the blind, your bow, plus accesories. It looks like the ticket but it is pricey, $230. I know being from Blacks Creek it will be quality, but just wondering if anyone has this yet and what they think of it.
The one thing I do not like about my blind is carrying it, it is just cumbersome. This pack looks like it carries the blind, your bow, plus accesories. It looks like the ticket but it is pricey, $230. I know being from Blacks Creek it will be quality, but just wondering if anyone has this yet and what they think of it.
05-19-2006, 05:55 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: IOWA/25' UP
Posts: 7,145
RE: Wild thing pack
I posted this awhile back. Works great for me. Total cost $25.
I have tried lots of different ways to easily carry my Double Bull into the woods and this is the ticket for me. This setup you see is a rubber-like bow sling similiar to the claw that I picked up at the IA Deer Classic. This carry sling doesn't slide off of your shoulder like the factory cloth one that Double Bull gives you. I have a Double Bull chair and I used to stuff it in the blind bag but that was a pain. I would then carry a backpack for my turkey decoys. I now take a motorcycle elastic tie down net with hooks and wrap it around the blind and this net holds my chair or chairs if my wife is going and a couple decoys easily. I use another net if I want to bring a whole flock or extra gear for an all dayer. These nets are cheap and can be found at most wally worlds. Makes carrying these blinds a breeze and I wanted to share with you.
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I have tried lots of different ways to easily carry my Double Bull into the woods and this is the ticket for me. This setup you see is a rubber-like bow sling similiar to the claw that I picked up at the IA Deer Classic. This carry sling doesn't slide off of your shoulder like the factory cloth one that Double Bull gives you. I have a Double Bull chair and I used to stuff it in the blind bag but that was a pain. I would then carry a backpack for my turkey decoys. I now take a motorcycle elastic tie down net with hooks and wrap it around the blind and this net holds my chair or chairs if my wife is going and a couple decoys easily. I use another net if I want to bring a whole flock or extra gear for an all dayer. These nets are cheap and can be found at most wally worlds. Makes carrying these blinds a breeze and I wanted to share with you.
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05-25-2006, 12:48 PM
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Join Date: May 2006
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Posts: 63
RE: Wild thing pack
That Wild Thing pack looks like it would be awesome, but that's a lot of money to spend. As long as I don't see one in person, I think I'll be able to fight the urge off!
The pictures of it at the BC site are better than the ones I'd seen at Double Bull's site.
The pictures of it at the BC site are better than the ones I'd seen at Double Bull's site.
