What do you suggest that fits the bill?
None works for me.
It's so hot this afternoon that I may go without. It's a pretty long hike to get to where the birds roost and it'll be in the mid 90's
Knight & Hale RG 200 or RG 300
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Ditched the vest mid season after wearing one for 20 years. I'm not missing it or any of its contents. Mouth calls and trumpet around the neck. If I get a wild hair I'll stick a pot in my pocket or carry a box
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I too ditched the vest, partially for the heat. I have since changed over to a backpack with a hydration bladder. The frame in the back keeps a space between the pack and my back, which helps a lot. This isn't exactly the answer to your question, but is what I chose to do.
Glenda satchel from this forum , was my ans.. to this problem... best money i've ever spent ....
For those folks who don't use a vest, how do you all carry water? If I'm out for more than an hour or so I have to have some water, especially if it's hot and I'm doing some walking.
Not sure what the answer is. I recently picked up a Glenda satchel. Its nice but I wish it was a little smaller with a water bottle pouch on the end
I put a collapsible water bottle/bladder in my back pocket. If I'm going way back in new territory, I take a daypack with a water bladder. The daypack is to tote survival gear if I get hurt and have to spend the night. I hardly ever do that anymore.
Fanny pack with an added seat cushion. Also might add a box call holster and pot call specific pouches if inclined to. I have one set up and I find myself using it more than my vest.
Quote from: Tracker12 on May 27, 2018, 09:06:29 AM
Not sure what the answer is. I recently picked up a Glenda satchel. Its nice but I wish it was a little smaller with a water bottle pouch on the end
I just put a water bottle inside the satchel, in one of the pouches ..it works fine ....