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Re: Trapping basket [Re: Simple Man] #6441685
01/27/19 01:30 AM
01/27/19 01:30 AM
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I got a fiber tough 12+ years ago....the strap keepers didn't last a season. I upgraded to loring a few years ago and would definitely recommend going that route.

Re: Trapping basket [Re: oneoldboot] #6443022
01/28/19 12:19 PM
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Oneoldboot

Thanks for the wagon tip. I don't pack as much as some of your guys but any little but helps. I use a 5 gallon bucket and backpack. After I saw your tip of the wagon it hit me, get a yard cart from tsc! Oneoldboot Ky back thanks you!


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Re: Trapping basket [Re: Simple Man] #6443151
01/28/19 02:45 PM
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Barron Couny, WI
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I use my fiber tough a lot. I took the straps off and attached a pack frame to it. There is a guy that sells millitary surplus at the WI conventions. (He was also at the national last year.) He sells the lightweight frame, straps, and kidney belt for $30 if I remember correctly. Best improvement I made to it and it'll last forever


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Re: Trapping basket [Re: Simple Man] #6443253
01/28/19 04:38 PM
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I stated off with the top version and then went to the bottom version. Works fantastic. 21 gallon trash can inside of an ALICE Pack.

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Re: Trapping basket [Re: Simple Man] #6443289
01/28/19 05:11 PM
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Buffalo, SD
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I'm glad someone gave CPR to this thread. The bottom of my pack basket literally fell out this season so I'm on the search for another. I appreciate all the tips and ideas people have shared. I had never even heard of Loring pack baskets before. They look great.

Maybe I'll take a little from everything and put together something myself. If ever I do, I'll share a pic of what I manage to create.

Thanks, Andrew


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