Trapper XL- Black Friday Sale!
Regular price
$299.00
Sale price
$375.00
Unit price per
The Trapper XL
*See (3) Product videos below
Why XL Size?
The XL is a scaled larger version than the original Trapper Nelson pack frame. Our authentically recreated Trapper XL is best suited for pack mounts of larger skulled and antlered animals such as elk, caribou, etc. Also ideal for full-body, rolled capes for “pack mounts” of mountain goats, bighorn sheep, and even bears. Antler-only displays such as elk and moose sheds will look the best on the XL.
TIP: Give your animal, or look you are creating, room to breathe. Accessories such as snowshoes, bedroll, "possibles" bag, old canteen, etc. will overwhelm the smaller, Original size & become a large reason why many choose the XL. The added height and width to the XL is unique only to us as, we saw a need for a larger pack. Choosing the smaller, Original size for larger-skulled and caped animals will simply drown out the space and not allow much of the pack and context of your creation to be seen on. If in doubt, take the added inches of the XL and give your imagination more room to run wild.
Size Comparison:
Features:
- Hand-made quality & very durable construction.
- Arched Oak frame to give the animals/antlers with clearance out from the wall.
- Aged & antiqued components--even rust (grommets, eye bolts, screws, etc.)
- Eye bolt attachment points along the frame to secure your animal.
- Hidden cable hanging system. You won’t find something too heavy to hang from it. (see gallery- No connection point nor cable seen when on the wall)
- Actual functional & adjustable straps. Yes, people sometimes actually use them!
- Includes over 20’ of jute rope to polish off the old look in tying your animal to the frame.
Specifications:
- Peak arc of the frame: nearly 5” out from the wall for improved antler room.
- Frame Dimensions are 35.5" height x 16.5" width
- Canvas dimensions (The size of “pallet” you are working with) 26" x 16.5"
- Pack Weight: 3.6 lbs.
Videos
Introducing the Trapper Pack:
Trapper Pack Features Explained:
Choosing the Right Pack for Your Pack Mount: