Laelkhunter
Well-known member
Looking for a source for disposable game bags large enough for elk quarters. Stocking up for next year, Thanks.
Source for disposable game bags
- Thread starter Laelkhunter
- Start date
cgasner1
Well-known member
- Joined
- Apr 24, 2016
- Messages
- 4,938
Scheeles has some that are pretty nice and not overly expensive
Bigjay73
Well-known member
Large pillow cases from Walmart is what I use
rjthehunter
Well-known member
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!
cgasner1
Well-known member
- Joined
- Apr 24, 2016
- Messages
- 4,938
We have done it knowing the game would be donated to someone and the bags would never be seen again
Buddy of mine who is an elk guide uses these, only he gets his at Goodwill.
SFC B
Well-known member
Another vote for Caribou here......I have used the snot out of mine and can't say enough about them. Also, a local CO company and family of hunters. Go to an Outdoor show and they are there. I've had mine (Wapiti set) about 10 years now and just had to replace one bag...it got frozen to the side of a freezer and i ripped it 
RealMuddyboots
Well-known member
- Joined
- Dec 28, 2021
- Messages
- 876
Bedding closet great place to find nice California King pillow cases. Unless your wife is home....
rogerthat
Well-known member
- Joined
- Aug 29, 2015
- Messages
- 3,436
Walmart disposable game bags. They often go on clearance after the season. You can wash diapers too. But not me. Just saying
rjthehunter
Well-known member
Speaking of game bags, I shot the last freezer queen of the season last night with a muzzleloader. Cleaning deer and watching football today! Peep the caribou game bags. Rinse and repeat!
Laelkhunter
Well-known member
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.
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.
rjthehunter
Well-known member
Laelkhunter
Well-known member
Thanks, but for the life of me can't find TagBags website. It keeps leading me to Uline, Staples, luggage tags, everything but TagBags. Can you provide a link? Closest thing I could find was T.A.G. bags at PristineAdventures.com, but they weren't disposable and were around $100.
Last edited:
Bow Bullet
Well-known member
TAG Bags
TAG Bags are the toughest, lightest and quickest to dry game bags on the market. They are washable and reusable and don't deteriorate.
pristineventures.com
Laelkhunter
Well-known member
Thanks Bow Bullet, but I really wanted to find some disposable game bags. Those appear to be washable and reusable (and more expensive) than I want to pay. That's the Pristine Adventures website I referenced in my reply above (#15).
Last edited:
Bow Bullet
Well-known member
Sorry, I guess I stopped reading after "can you provide me a link."
Laelkhunter
Well-known member
No problem, I appreciate you trying to help!!
brownbear932008
Well-known member
Large pillow cases work amazing and they are cheap.
