Which decoy bag?

[timber hunter]

If you were buying a bag this season for the full body mallards which one would you choose?

[JEDJR]

I like the look of the new 6 slot snowgoose bags. Your fullbody mallards would fit good in them, and you can tie your bases to one of the straps while putting the stakes in the big pockets on the outside of the bag.

[Rusty Hallock]

Jeff,

I am going to use the Avery 12 Slot Decoy Bag. The GHG Full Bodies fit perfectly into the 12 Slot Decoy Bag. Last season, I used the 12 Slot Decoy Bags for my GHG Life-Size and Over-Sized Mallards. The bags have held up great and they offer excellent protection to your decoys.

[Eric Stanke]

12 slot bag for sure

[Scott Moates]

I definitely agree with Rusty on this, the Avery 12-Slot Decoy Bag is the way to go for these decoys.

[Nicholas Lisec]

I will be using the 12-slot decoy bags to carry my FB Mallards. I don't see another way that offers the protection and ease that those bags offer. Use them you won't be dissapointed. Make sure to let us know what you decide.

NICK

[timber hunter]

Is the advantage of the 12 slot bag in padding or what? What about the new deluxe slotted bags? Would you be able to zip the tops with full bodies in them? I had been leaning toward the snow goose bag now I'm less sure. I liked the idea of the cinch cords in the snow bag to prevent dumping during transport.

[GooseFlocker]

I purchased four of the 2004, 6-slot decoy bags. I believe it was agreed in a previous post that the full body mallard would fit very well in this bag. My thought with the 6-slot is that it will be easier to load/unload from my pick-up.

[Jeremy Abbas]

I'll be going with the 12 slot fore sure, less bags to deal with smile.gif

[timber hunter]

For simplicity I'll call the bags floater or full body. Am I right that the floater bags just hold the decoys loosely, so to speak, while the full body bags have cinch cords? Does anyone know if the new deluxe floater bag could be closed with the full bodies in them? Thanks.