Laelkhunter
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Looking for a source for disposable game bags large enough for elk quarters. Stocking up for next year, Thanks.
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We have done it knowing the game would be donated to someone and the bags would never be seen againJust out of curiosity, why go disposable? I've used both, but my current caribou game bags have hauled 30+ deer in them! Rinse in cold water and they go in the wash and they're ready to go again!
Buddy of mine who is an elk guide uses these, only he gets his at Goodwill.Large pillow cases from Walmart is what I use
I usually drop off the game at the processor, and wouldn't see them again probably. I wouldn't want them to have the extra worry about keeping them until after processing and returning them to me.Just out of curiosity, why go disposable? I've used both, but my current caribou game bags have hauled 30+ deer in them! Rinse in cold water and they go in the wash and they're ready to go again!
Had a buddy that owned a processor. I have a couple full sets that I made from bags that people just left there. I only use the argali’s though and no one left any of those.I usually drop off the game at the processor, and wouldn't see them again probably. I wouldn't want them to have the extra worry about keeping them until after processing and returning them to me.
Meateater has the Argali Bags on sale...Had a buddy that owned a processor. I have a couple full sets that I made from bags that people just left there. I only use the argali’s though and no one left any of those.
Speaking of which I should probably sell them, combination of caribou and older gohunt bags. Pretty much indistinguishable between the two.
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