Has anyone tried...

[Mike Bard]

Has anyone tried using the 6 slot goose decoy bags and then stacking them inside a trailer?

Was considering trying this for next year as my trailer isn't really high enough to do the conduit hanging method, but I could fit 2 rows (high) of fullbodies in the bags.

[Shawn Bloomhuff]

Master Duck:

Thats exactly what i would do if i couldnt use the hanging method. You should be able to get quite a few decoys in your trailer and they will be protected as well.

[Rick Frisch]

I have some that are stacked three high in my garage. They actually stack really nice. If you had the room, they would acutally stack five or six high without much problem. I am sure your trailer isn't that tall.

Thanks,

[Christian Curtis]

I plan on using the bags this year in my trailer. I have stacked them in the garage just to see how it would work and they stack nicely.

[Rusty Hallock]

Mike,

Another option you have is to build removable plywood shelving to seperate the bags. I saw a picture on another website of a guy's trailer. He had to pack into his spot most of the time. He was storing all of his full bodies in 6 Slot Full Body Bags. I believe his trailer was 6'X 10'. The shelving ran the entire length and width of his trailer. He had two shelves of full bodies and the top shelf was storage for his blinds and other odds and ends. I believe the pictures were posted on Flocknockers.com. Just to give you another option.

[Mike Hungle]

The bags also work great for carrying the full bodies in the back of a truck box. I pleasantly discovered last fall that I could carry more decoys in bags in the back of my truck than just decoys by themselves.

[Mike Bard]

Thanks again guys. I'll pick up the bags this summer as I have the money. I'll need 12 bags!!!

[Christian Curtis]

Mike,

You'll be well pleased with these in your "rig" this fall. Give us some feedback after you have used them.

[Adam Dye]

Will BigFoot Brand fullbodies fit in these 12 slot decoy bags? I am in the process of switching over to GHG's but I still need to transport some foots. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks Alot,

Adam

[Rick Frisch]

I assume you are talking out the 6-slot goose decoy bag. We don't make a 12-slot in this bag.

Bigfoot full body geese do fit into our 6-slot goose decoy bag. You can leave the feet on them and they will slide right into the slots.

Thanks,