• Multi-day backcountry pack for serious hunters with 56.2-liter capacity; carries a , bow or tripod in multiple ways.
• Includes durable, ultra-quiet twill lining, pull-out rain cover and two-liter reversible hydration bladder.
• Adjustable shoulder strap system fits multiple torso sizes; deluxe padded waist belt with ergonomic tightening adjustment.
• Main compartment with enough capacity to hold several nights’ worth of gear; bottom and top lashing points for external storage.
• Backed by lifetime manufacturer’s warranty.

Roomy, comfortable, and full of storage options, the Timber Hawk Kill is ideal for both day hunts and multi-day backcountry adventures. Small enough to quietly navigate thick timber, the Kill's main compartment has enough capacity to hold several nights’ worth of gear and pack out meat afterwards. Crafted of polyester brushed tricot with PVC backing, this quiet-cloth backpack includes a pull-out orange blaze rain cover to protect and provide visibility when needed. It also comes with a two-liter hydration bladder with insulated hose, and can also carry a or bow in several different ways. Raptor compression straps shrink the pack for load stability, while right and left hip belt accessory pockets give instant access to gear or snacks. Other features include the Hawk-Eye binocular strap system, Silent Stalk quick-ejection clips for dropping the pack in a hurry, bottom and top lashing points for external storage, a drop-down scabbard for secure storage, an internal spotting sleeve, and dual shoulder strap pockets for radios, phones and GPS. A quiet, durable twill lining, padded front organizer, fleece-lined accessory pocket, and removable shoulder strap pouch with magnetic closure safely store most anything your hunt will require. * Dimensions – 12.5 x 22 x 12 inches (WxHxD) * Storage Capacity (Volume) – 56.2 liters (3429 cubic inches) * Weight – 7.6 pounds This product is backed by a manufacturer's lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship (applies when product has been used for the purpose intended and under normal conditions). Founded by Mike O’Reilly and Paul Thomas in 2005, Timber Hawk s to make your time in the field a more fulfilling experience. Their pack designs were tested over years of heavy use in the Utah ains and further refined with input from pro staffers and big-game guides.