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A convertible pack frame which, in a first configuration allows the user to wear the pack simply around the waist or lower torso leaving the upper body unrestrained thereby facilitating the hunter\s movement through and over rugged terrain and which in an alternate or second configuration may be use

A convertible pack frame which, in a first configuration allows the user to wear the pack simply around the waist or lower torso leaving the upper body unrestrained thereby facilitating the hunter\s movement through and over rugged terrain and which in an alternate or second configuration may be used to lash or otherwise secure substantial loads including game for the purpose of transporting such loads. The convertible packing frame also provides a means for readily converting the system from a first configuration to a second configuration together with means for conveniently stowing those parts not required in the second configuration, i.e. the pack frame configuration, in a compartment provided when the apparatus is arranged in the first configuration.

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A convertible pack frame comprising: a belt having top and bottom edges and first and second ends; a compartment attached to the belt, the compartment having top and bottom edges, a defined volume and a closure; a foldable back panel having first and second side edges and top and bottom edges the fo

A convertible pack frame comprising: a belt having top and bottom edges and first and second ends; a compartment attached to the belt, the compartment having top and bottom edges, a defined volume and a closure; a foldable back panel having first and second side edges and top and bottom edges the foldable back panel bottom edge being attached to the belt top edge; a first pair of vertical tubular channels having first and second ends, the first pair of vertical tubular channels being attached to the foldable back panel; a pair of stay supports having open top ends and closed bottom ends, the pair of stay supports being attached to the belt and arranged in an in-line configuration with the first pair of vertical tubular channels attached to the foldable back panel; a pair of foldable stays removably disposed within the first pair of vertical tubular channels attached to the foldable back panel and the pair of stay supports being attached to the belt; a pair of shoulder straps, each shoulder strap having a first and a second end, each shoulder strap being removably attached to the foldable back panel; and means for removably attaching the pair of shoulder straps to the foldable back panel.