Since I've been reading posts and questions about which pack to use to carry a treestand, I figured I would share how I make it happen. This is an idea that I did not develop myself, but came across from much online reading, and cannot recall the exact source, but am passing along that info.
This is a Lone Wolf Alpha stand, with a MOLLE harness and hip belt that I purchased on Ebay for under $20. I only cut one buckle off it and it attached very well. The stand now acts as the frame and I simply lash my treestand pack (Badlands Reactor) on one side of the attached climbing sticks and my duffle bag filled with clothing on the other (size varies depending on the time of year). I use orange bungee cords crisscrossed to hold the packs in place. I am careful to have the cords run under the packs so they rest on them, and they are tight enough to keep them from shifting. I have yet to drop a bag with this solution, but can imagine that if they begin to overstretch, it will be time to replace with new cords. I have been running this for sometime now and am extremely satisfied with this configuration. The harness does hang down when attached to the tree, but it doesn't seem to affect my wildlife interactions any more than my 6 foot 220 lb body in a tree.