Pack out pics

[notsosneaky]

[ThurstonCokid]

easy 2 mile stroll. Luckily i brought the empty pack frame


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[Pathfinder101]

Idaho last fall.

[7mmfan]

Not many good pack out pics, but here's a couple. 

[hoyt2002]

2018 archery elk.

[RB]

2016 Goat!

[Skyvalhunter]

Looks like a good pack out Ryan

[theleo]

From a fun week last October.

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[bracer40]

Easy peasy for the first load. Fourth & final load.

[X-Force]

From a fun week last October.

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4!

Busy week

[theleo]

From a fun week last October.

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4!

Busy week

The total for that week was 5 but one guy was hot to get out and left the day before that picture. The beginning of the week was busy, 4 bulls had hit the ground by the end of day 2, but everything was pretty leisurely for the last part.

[theleo]

This was this guys first time elk hunting. To make the picture work I donated my mule for him to sit on because the outfitter horse he was using just wouldn't look rite in front of my friend's pack horse. It's easy country to take good pictures in.

The last picture is just from a quick trip to pack out a bull for some friends last September.

[2MANY]

Thanks for posting theleo.
I always enjoy your pics.

If I knew an easier way to edit, post, and confirm my GPS stuff is off on the pictures I would share more as well.

Thanks again.
Cheers.

[7mmfan]

Those are fantastic pictures LEO.

2MANY if you want to send me pictures I can resize and screenshot them so they load without gps data 100%

[theleo]

Thanks for posting theleo.
I always enjoy your pics.

If I knew an easier way to edit, post, and confirm my GPS stuff is off on the pictures I would share more as well.

Thanks again.
Cheers.

I generally err on the side that if someone is dumb enough to try and go where I do (I get into spots most intelligent people would avoid) then best of luck to em. They're not likely to get game out without using stock and I can be 10 miles up the trail hunting the next day.