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Blind Bag Recommendations
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10/17/13 03:08 AM
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SpoonPlatoon
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What's your preferred blind bag? I'm looking for something to make it easier to get shells, calls, and chokes to the blind along with anything else I might need. What do y'all suggest/recommend?
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Re: Blind Bag Recommendations
[Re: SpoonPlatoon]
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10/17/13 03:14 AM
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Whichever brand you buy (Drake, Cabela's, Rig Em Right, etc..) just get one that has a waterproof bottom/floating bag. I've used mine for about 4 years now and that has come in very handy at some unopportune times.
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Re: Blind Bag Recommendations
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10/17/13 03:30 AM
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DUCKHUNTR35
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I have 2 a small Drake bag and a lg Bass pro one and I never use the big one
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Re: Blind Bag Recommendations
[Re: DUCKHUNTR35]
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10/17/13 03:44 AM
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1FowlHntR
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I have a Med Cabelas hard bottom one that holds chokes, shells whatever...also holds 4 boxes of shells, and plenty of room of other stuff!!
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Re: Blind Bag Recommendations
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10/17/13 04:08 AM
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fishpig30
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I have 2 Drake bags. One is smaller that I use for walk in type hunts or areas where I know I'll be moving around a bit. The other is larger and I use it more for long days afield and goose hutning. I've had them both for 4 years now I guess. They have held up great. I definitely recommend them.
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Re: Blind Bag Recommendations
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#4667795
10/17/13 05:37 AM
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Rithy
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I have a few bags but I'd rather have a pack on. Free up mu hands, and carry the rounds on my chest...like going on a patrol haha. I guess it's the Marine Grunt in me...
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Re: Blind Bag Recommendations
[Re: Rithy]
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10/17/13 12:20 PM
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Duck Buster
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I have the medium and extra large cabelas bag with the hard waterproof bottom. I only use the extra large when I am in my boat, because it is BIG and can get very heavy. But, it protects a mojo from bouncing around in the boat, and contains all my shells, calls, gloves, breakfast, etc with plenty of space.
I use the medium when hiking in. great size to hold a couple boxes of shells, water, anything else I bring.
Definitely recommend getting one with waterproof bottom. May never need it, but definitely want it in case you do.
I also recommend going to a store (cabelas, bass pro, etc) and LOOKING at the bags for size. Even walk around the store and put a couple boxes of shells, and whatever else you might carry just to get a feel. Then put the stuff back so you don't HAVE to buy it all- or buy it- whichever.
good luck!
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Re: Blind Bag Recommendations
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#4668018
10/17/13 12:39 PM
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Moto382
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Mack's has drake floating blind bags on sale in mossy oak duck blind only!! I just bought the large for $39.99.
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Re: Blind Bag Recommendations
[Re: Moto382]
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10/17/13 12:46 PM
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HOU Razorback
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I like backpack style bags, so it keeps my hands free. They have so many pockets and can hold a ton of stuff. Drake makes a backpack and I believe Cabela's does too.
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Re: Blind Bag Recommendations
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10/17/13 06:40 PM
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yakinthebox
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I bought a game winner one from academy. I would say it is medium in size and has the hard/waterproof bottom. So far it has not had any issues with seams or tears or anything negative. I really liked it when comparing to the drake bag right next to it that was 1/2 the size but 2X the price and didn't have the hard bottom...
I believe it was $49 or $59. The Drake was about $90-$100...
I think Game Winner makes some pretty good products if you don't want to spend a fortune. I also have GW waders too. Have had them for going on 4 seasons...
Just my .02
If you stay ready, you don't have to get ready! -Anonymous
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Re: Blind Bag Recommendations
[Re: yakinthebox]
#4669365
10/17/13 09:15 PM
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NTXBowfisher
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I have a large and small FA brand bag and they work great, my buddy has the big drake bag and its nice also
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Re: Blind Bag Recommendations
[Re: NTXBowfisher]
#4670149
10/18/13 01:59 AM
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SpoonPlatoon
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Anyone have an extra they want to make some $ on?
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