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Orders can take up to 3 weeks at times.
For those of you that have the largest and the smallest of our ProHunter sized Binoculars, we have two new Standard BinoBro and Prohunters availabe--Small available now, and XL available, September, 1st.
Many don't know the difference between a Porro Prism and a Roof Prism Binocular.
We're happy to announce our tenth size to fill the gap between the XS and the existing Small size. The NEW Small will fill the gap needed for smaller Roof Prisms, such as: Swarovski, CL 10 x 30, Vortex Diamondback, 10 x 28 and many other makes that are just under or about 5" in height and about 5" in width.
The New size, as of August 15, is SMALL. The OLD Small is now the Small Tall. See our online sizing chart and PDF on the landing Page.
The height of your binocular is the most important dimension needed before ordering.
It seems with the advent of the internet and the pervasive gear and Hunting Forums, hunting enthusiasts flock to, the idea of “What’s in your backpack?” has taken on a life of its own.
The topic of gear never dies. We all seem to be gear-heads. We are normally seeking a lighter, cheaper or an expensive upgrade-solution that we perceive we need.
Many of us on budgets don't spend the necessary money for a pack that can haul heavy weights, so many hunters suffer with a pack that is ill-equipped to carry heavy loads.
I know I did for years, as my mentor, my brother-in-law used old-style military pack boards for meat-hauls. We'd all suffer for hours at a time on long meat-hauls. I'm not sure his motives, other than budget, or no pack suited him, but it was if to make me tougher, or to never want to use such ill-equipped packs for meat hauling, ever again!
We're on the road for a few weeks: June, 25-July, 8.
If you need something during this time, give us a call, text, or email, this week, June,18-24.
We'll be back in the office, July, 9th.
Join Oregon Pack Works, and a thousand Public Land Owners, at the Beers, Bands and Public Lands party. In Bend's beautiful Drake Park.
Public Lands Crisis: A Hunter's Perspective.Saturday, June, 9, at 2:00 P.M. Bend, Sportsmans Warehouse, 63492 Hunnel Rd.
Public Lands Crisis: A Hunters Perspective:Threats to our Public Lands.
Karl J. Findling, Pubic Lands Advocate and new SE Oregon Representative for OHA, Board of Directors, will speak Thursday, June 7th, at the Bend Chapter meeting, to be held at 6:00 P.M, at the Black Bear Diner, in Bend.
We'll see you at the N.W. Mtn. Challenge at Hoodoo Resort, June, 1-3.
Oregon Pack Works is happy to announce owner, Karl J. Findling, is the newest addition to the Oregon Hunters Association, Board of Directors.
In the recent Western Hunting Journal review, all of the backpacks in the review are capable hunting packs-Yes!
It is difficult though to compare Apples to Oranges; all fruit yes, but different fruit. The WholeShabang! that was tested, is a significantly DIFFERENT pack than those next to it. First, the WS! weighs 9# 9 ounces. The Orion weighs, 6# 6 ounces.
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