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ALPS OutdoorZ has announced its new Enforcer pack, built to meet the demands of on-the-go predator hunters.

Bow Spider has announced its new Attack Pack. This harness system allows users to utilize the patent-pending quick-release Bow Spider system to put a stalk on an animal, without having to worry about bringing a day pack along for the hunt.

When it comes to choosing a hunting pack for your next adventure, the choices can quickly become overwhelming. Follow along with contributor Barb Melloni as she discusses the various features you should consider.

With an eye toward whitetail hunters, ALPS Outdoorz has developed the Impulse Pack. Wrapped in Deadquiet fleece to help deaden sound when contacting clothing, trees, or anything of the like, the pack promises to make it harder to spook your quarry when every sound matters.

The Shoulder/Hip Ammo Pack, from Bigfoot Decoys, provides an easy, hands-free way to tote ammunition to the range or your hunting spot.

The Covert pack was developed for comfort and versatility. From big-game to waterfowl hunting and everything in between, the Covert is intended for the light packer who needs only the essentials.

Designed to expand the functionality of the popular Trophy X frame pack, the new Trophy X Pack Bag adds additional customization to the system to meet the specific gear- and meat-hauling requirements of backcountry hunters.

The new Vario Modular Pack System may be the last hunting pack you ever need to buy. The versatile, rugged system allows hunters to add or remove various packs and accessories to suit their specific needs.

Recently I spent some time with Jay Robert, a man who has a spent a lifetime hunting in the steep mountains and been a pack designer for a lot of years. He currently designs packs for Tenzing, a company that incorporates latest high-tech materials and design features for mountaineering. As someone who has hunted out of a backpack a lot, believe me when I tell you these new bags are worth a look.