6 slot bags for floaters

[RBandSASHA]

I have Bigfoot Floaters and would like to get 6-slot bags. Just wondering if I need to go with a Full body 6 or could I go with a lesser 6 bag?

Thanks

RBandSASHA

[Nick James]

If they are the same size as the GHG, you are going to be needing a Full body 6

[Rusty Hallock]

I use Avery 6-Slot Full Body Bags for my GHG O.S. Canada Goose Floaters. The 6-Slots offer great protection to your floaters.

[ksgoosekilr]

I wouldn't bag them in 6 slots. Just throw them in a gang bag. Trust me, they are durable enough.

[Scott Moates]

The 6-Slot will offer great protection for your decoys.

[Travis Mueller]

A six slot will work great. Make sure and look for our replacement flocked big-foot heads as well!!

[Curt Wilson]

If you want to make the decoys last, I would go with the 6 slot bags. The protection, ease of storage and organization is unmatched by any other type of bag.

[Christian Curtis]

The Slotted bags are the only way to go no matter how durable a decoy is. As smart as the birds we hunt are getting, it is imperative to maintain a realistic decoy spread throughout the season. The only way to do this is by keeping your decoys clean and neat.

[Wayne Radcliffe]

GHG floaters are a lot bigger then the BF's. The 6-slot bag will work fine.

[Travis Loving]

We have been utilizing the 6-slots to transport the Oversize floaters all season. You can fit more than 6 in the bag, but DONT DO IT. The weight becomes and issue....TRUST ME :D

[Rick Frisch]

I still think you are going to need the larger of the two bags. I don't have a Big Foot floater to try. If you find anything out, make sure and let us know.

Thanks,

[chad belding]

I use the larger 6-Slot bag for all of my floaters and it is worth it's weight in gold. They make it easy to transport the floaters by hand or by boat. They protect them in the off season, in the boat, etc. You are on the right track by storing your floaters in the 6-Slot bags.

Good Hunting!

Chad Belding
Avery Outdoors