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About LinkBacksI find it comes down to what sort of hunting you will be doing. Ie if I'm going into open country and plan to be shooting at longer range I have extra gear to take. Big camera and tripod, bigger binos, range finder pouch etc etc. No way I could get all my over night gear and the above gear in a 45L pack, let alone 3 nights.
65L Macpac for me.
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