Fullbody duck decoy bag or mid-size goose bag?

[Clayton]

I want to get a bag for my fullbody duck decoys and was going to get the fullbody duck bag but noticed they don't come with a cover. I really like the benefits of the cover with my goose bags. How would they fit in the mid-size goose bag? I am sure there would be plenty of room but does anyone know if you can get 2 decoys per slot?

[Curt Wilson]

You could probably get 2 decoys in each slot, but it would defeat the purpose of protecting the decoys from rubbing each other. I would go with the 6 or 12 slot full body duck bag. The slots are deep enough that the decoys are protected very well.

[Clayton]

I thought about the rubbing issue but figured if I place them belly to belly it really would not matter, assuming they would stay that way!

[CamoHunter870]

Clayton
I use a number of Avery Mid-Size Lesser Bags and Fullbody Duck Bags to haul my duck fullbodies and shells.
The Lesser bags allow me to place 2-3 shells in each slot or a fullbody and shell together by putting them on top of each other.
The Duck bags just allow me to place 2 shells in each slot and the fullbody and shell combination is tighter.

I like using the lesser bags because of the cover but you dont have the 12-slot bag which is really nice to carry a couple doz shells in em. By stacking them in each slot, I haven't noticed too much wear.