First backpack mount..

[mowin]

I like it alot. The only way I'd get one done, is if I actually had to pack one out that way.  At this stage in my life, if my " horse" doesn't have a wheels, I ain't going. Lol. 

[Four Seasons]

Great Idea and work.  I can Relate. 

[BizCT]

Not a mount I personally would choose, but I think the work you did on it looks great.

[518BowSlayer]

I like it alot. The only way I'd get one done, is if I actually had to pack one out that way.  At this stage in my life, if my " horse" doesn't have a wheels, I ain't going. Lol. 

Agreed, looks awesome but I would only want that if I actually packed it out

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[rob-c]

On 12/23/2020 at 8:57 AM, WNY Bowhunter said:

This concept isn't really unique...the backpack style mount has gotten popular over the past couple of years. It's not really my favorite type personally, but it's not my choice either. 

I agree,  not for me. But having said that you’re taxi work is always top notch, love seeing what you’ve done . 

[ATbuckhunter]

I think its really cool! Id love to do it for a mount...especially if I tracked it down in the snow and packed it out. 

[wolc123]

Not sure about a whitetail done like that, but a muley, elk, or caribou would be cool. 

How is the material cost, and time required compared to a standard shoulder mount ?

[WNY Bowhunter]

3 hours ago, wolc123 said:

Not sure about a whitetail done like that, but a muley, elk, or caribou would be cool. 

How is the material cost, and time required compared to a standard shoulder mount ?

The material cost is more due to purchasing the packframe and having to get the entire hide dry tanned.  The time invested was less on this mount than a standard one.