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Peregrine Field Gear

Peregrine Venture Bucket Pack Hunting Bucket Backpack Combo

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Color: Brown Canvas


Features

  • Reinforced polyester fabric featuring a Desert tan color
  • Fully insulated interior accommodates standard 5 gallon bucket (bucket included)
  • Holds 5 boxes of 3 inch shells
  • 360 degree silent spin lid (included)
  • Reinforced nylon base with non-slip feet

Description

This hunting bucket pack combo in Mossy oak Shadow grass blades camo is perfect for hunting doves, waterfowl, deer, trapping, and is even great for ice fishing. Fully insulated backpack with padded back pads and stronger straps allow you to comfortably carry a full 5 gallon bucket, 2 liters of water in dual insulated pockets (1 L each), and 5 boxes of 3 inch shot shells. Sit anywhere with the 360 degree silent spin lid that provides a cushioned seat and reinforced nylon base with non-slip feet. All products include a lifetime warranty.


Brand: Peregrine Field Gear


Color: Brown Canvas


Material: Cotton-Poly-Rib-Knit


Item Weight: 5.5 Pounds


Capacity: 5 Gallons, 2 Liters


Handle Material: Nylon


Shape: Round


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎16.2 x 12 x 12 inches


Package Weight: ‎2.95 Kilograms


Item Weight: ‎5.5 Pounds


Brand Name: ‎Peregrine Field Gear


Warranty Description: ‎Lifetime warranty.


Model Name: ‎Insulated Venture Bucket Pack


Color: ‎Brown Canvas


Material: ‎Cotton-Poly-Rib-Knit


Suggested Users: ‎Unisex-adult


Number of Items: ‎1


Manufacturer: ‎Peregrine Outdoor Products


Part Number: ‎PFG-VBP3B-BRN


Style: ‎VBP3


Included Components: ‎Bag


Outer Material: ‎Canvas


Size: ‎5 Gallon


Sport Type: ‎Hunting


Handle Material: ‎Nylon


Hand Orientation: ‎Left/Right


Date First Available: April 24, 2018


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Outstanding
Color: Brown Canvas
This product was better built than I expected. The quality is good, seeing tight and pockets firm. Insulation better than I expected. Only improve would be that the bag sits higher around the bucket and the drawstring keeps it there. Maybe a bucket adjustment?? Either way, this thing is awesome. I love it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2023 by DD
    • Outstanding for Rockhounding!
Color: Mossy Oak Break Up Country
Review Image by Keith Ramsey Keith Ramsey
I collect rocks. Lots of rocks. Like probably way more rocks than I need. But when I'm in the middle of a dig site and I find a nice specimen of agate, or obsidian, or petrified wood, and then another, and another, and another, it can get really hard to stop. I admit that I am powerless over my rock collecting! The challenge with rockhounding often isn't so much finding the material as it is getting it home. Collection sites are often hundreds of yards from where you parked your car, sometimes much farther, and lugging a bucket full of rocks, with the handle biting into your hands, is unergonomic at best, if not outright painful and exhausting. Fabric backpacks are often too small for the quantities of rocks I gather on a given outing, and they run the risk of being torn open by the sharp rocks placed in them. I recently went to an agate dig site with my gem club. The location was around a half-mile or so from the parking area, and other club members had recently found single agates weighing between 10 and 20 pounds, so I knew regular buckets and backpacks weren't going to work for me. I needed a combination of both, so I bought a Peregrine Venture Bucket Pack. OMG! It was just what the doctor ordered! When I left my car, I had two bottles of water in the pack's insulated pouches, most of my dig tools stashed in the 5-gallon bucket inserted in the pack, and a small crowbar strapped to the outside. Altogether, it weighed about ten pounds, and my gear alone was enough to fill a small knapsack. Hoisted on my shoulders, the Peregrine pack was barely noticeable, and I still had a LOT of capacity available for my agatey finds. Better still, because I didn't have to carry a bucket by hand, both of my hands were free, making it much easier to negotiate several extremely muddy portions of the trail in, as well as crossing a couple of small streams. When I arrived at the dig site, an extremely steep and rocky slope, I set the bucket pack down in a central location while I searched for a place to dig. While I was looking, another member of my club accidentally bumped my pack, sending it tumbling about 100' down the slope. When I recovered it, it was dirty, but otherwise completely undamaged. After several hours of digging, I collected around 45 pounds of agate and common opal, include one 7.5 pound black and red agate. Now for the real test. The total weight of the pack was now around 55 pounds. I'm not as buff as I once was, so I couldn't properly lift it over my head to get my arms through the straps. Instead, I set the pack on a largish boulder that let me put on the straps while already halfway standing. Straps on shoulders, I snapped the connecting clip between the shoulder straps together, and stood up. My first thought was, "Wow, this is surprisingly comfortable." With 55 pounds of rocks and equipment on my back, I had been concerned that the pack would dig into my spine. I needn't have worried. The pack was well padded and caused no discomfort. With a slight adjustment to the shoulder straps, the bucket settled comfortably on my mid-back, feeling very secure and well-balanced. The hike back out was slow going because another member ahead of me had young children, and when I finally reached my car, the pack still felt comfortable on both my back and shoulders. Honestly, I was a bit surprised that this worked out as well as it did. It was designed to carry game, not rocks, after all, but it turned out to be the perfect tool for hauling out large amounts of additions to my collection. The Peregrine Venture Bucket Pack has totally enabled my rockhounding addiction! One last thing: Although I didn't need to do it on this trip, I REALLY like that you can swap out the bucket in the pack for another one. That means I can take one load of rocks to my car, take out the full bucket and replace it with an empty one, then go back for another load, all without having to worry about straining my hands or shoulders through carrying buckets by their handles. This pack really makes hauling large amounts of rocks and minerals easy. It is a must-have for any serious rockhound! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2019 by Keith Ramsey Keith Ramsey
    • So Cool.
Color: Shadow Grass Blades
This will be my best buy yet. It cuts down on all the stuff I need to take fishin.
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2023 by Jim Rice Sr.
    • Well constructed and thought out
Color: Shadow Grass Blades
I like every thing about this back pack. Is very well made with high quality materials. Comfortable to wear and sit on when in the woods all day. Great swivel seat cushion that is quite and comfortable. Plastic bucket can be used for carrying the deer liver or birds as it can be removed and cleaned throughly. Would definitely recommend to a friend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2022 by Bryan Baum
    • Awesome
Color: Shadow Grass Blades
First review of this product is it is great. Will work perfect for dove hunting. Carries all my gear with the comfort of being able to put it on my back like a backpack for the walks in and out of the field. Appears to be very well made. I'm looking forward to using it next week for opening day.
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2022 by Casey R.
    • Comes with bucket and looks just like the photo plus the seat is pretty comfy!
Color: Shadow Grass Blades
I don’t like that it isn’t placed into another box to hide what it was as it’s a Christmas gift.
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2022 by Caitlin h.
    • great for duck hunting
Color: Shadow Grass Blades
I hike in alot to duck hunt and this bucket is the ticket. It is very well made and holds alot of gear. I wrap my carolina rigged decoys around it and clip them on. It has a plastic hook on each side that the decoy lines fit into that keeps them in place. It can hold alot of ammo, but i use the pockets for bottles, thermos, wing thing decoys. I do not use the cardboard box that ammo comes in because the material is not waterproof and the boxes get wet and fall apart. Which takes me to the only thing i don't like. The ammo box pockets need some type of snap or velcro tab to stay closed, it is designed to stay closed if it has a box in it. If you have loose ammo in the ammo pocket it has a tendency to fall out when you sling the bucket over your shoulder or take it off. Other than that, this thing is right on. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2019 by Weneki
    • Great for Dove Hunting
Color: Shadow Grass Blades
Lots of usable pockets and the insulation actually helps for roughly 4 hours in 85-90 degrees…
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2022 by SS

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