FS Mystery Ranch Metcalf 70L Multicam

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WhosYourShaddy

WhosYourShaddy

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Mystery Ranch Metcalf 70L Multicam. Weighs about 6 pounds. Used on about half a dozen trips over the years, fabric and zippers are in great shape. Never had any animals packed on it, zero blood. Looking $320 OBO and willing to ship for free. Includes bow carrying hook on waste belt. Features load shelf where bag can be pulled away to load meat to haul out againt frame. The frame is 18-21". Maxed out the waist belt reaches 50".


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What bow hook is that?

PS for those that like the high lakes, the load shelf on these things is super easy to use and a great way to carry a packraft or float tube deep into the hills. And these things are built like tanks. I beat the shit out of both of mine and they're both still doing great.
 
Intersted in any trades?

5hp 4stroke suzuki outboard?

Speyco reel (needs a spring)?
I'm sure Archaletta or the speyco dude has one. The speyco dude actually offered to tradeit for a new one because this was one his early models and he'd like to have it for his collection.

Beulah 12'4' spey blank?
This should be a skagit cannon. I have never gotten around to building it.

I'd really love the pack but I'd prefer not spending the cash right now.

I elk hunt more than I steelhead fish anymore. It'd be great to just transfer the gear from one pastime to another.
 
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