Pack/gun setup for big miles and elevation

[Hummer]

OP, -I don't hunt, but that's pretty nifty!

You hunt but it's for those slimy wet animals. I've stalked many a trout and caught them by hand.

[Hummer]

Here is how I run my pack poles and gun as an integrated hiking and shooting system.

Rifle support, bipod link and tether loading system made by me.

https://youtu.be/FudCTwcr7_c

I like it and might try using trekking pole part of your system. I've played with using trekking poles as a bipod support but keeping them together is awkward. Using the wrist strap to link the poles is a simple fix. I have used a graphite camera monopod with a yoke attachment for a rifle rest for pronghorn. It works fine. The monopod leg extends pretty quickly but it's still a monopod, and heavier than a trekking pole. I'd like to have`a threaded camera attachment for the Carbon Z trekking poles so I could use the yoke, but they don't make them. I've seen a trekking pole with a camera attachment but it's much heavier than the light carbon poles.

I'd like to see more detail on your rifle carrier. It looks like another I've seen, maybe a Kuiu or a gun bearer?

[rustycrusty]

I like it and might try using trekking pole part of your system.

I'd like to see more detail on your rifle carrier. It looks like another I've seen, maybe a Kuiu or a gun bearer?

Thanks!

On my way up to murder elk now. I?ll see what I can do about getting some closer detail shots of the system.


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[Hummer]

Thanks!

On my way up to murder elk now. I?ll see what I can do about getting some closer detail shots of the system.

Me too, good luck!

[Irving]

Any success?