mallard shells what decoy bag?

[jeffD4L]

i have 3 dozen feeders on order and was just wanting some ideas on how you all bag your mallard shells. i have 1 dz. that i put in a small laundry bag but they are getting pretty beat. so how are you guy bagging yours?

sorry if this is old news but i did a search and didn't find any info.

thanks,

Jeff

[jthunts]

Full Body Duck Bags 6 slot or 12 slot. You can fit 2 or 3 per slot. 3 is tight but will fit, feeders not actives. You could prolly do more if you remove heads, but thats alot of extra time and work during setup and pickup.

[jeffD4L]

yep that's what i was thinking.

any other ideas out there?

what about using a six slot lesser bag? it is a little bigger and the draw string top will help protect the shells?

[jjohnson]

i put mine in a 6slot fullbody honker bag they all fit good that is 2dozen per six slot

[Gmoney]

i logged on to ask the same question. I got 18 in a floater bag but I can tell there going to get scratched already. I might give the full body bag a try!

[FrogMan]

We got 3 dozen feeder shells, and 4 dozen full bodies...We stuff a shell and full body in one slot...works great. We put them belly to shell, so if any paint scratches, it is on the bottom of the full body. Of course if you dont already have the full body and the slotted bag...sorry. I am no help.

[CamoHunter870]

I carry my mallard feeder shells in either 12 slot duck fullbody bags or the 6 slot lesser bags. The duck bags you can fit 3 per slot of feeders but it is really tight while the lesser bags they go in without a problem. I like using the lesser bags because of the polyhood on them that helps protect the decoys alittle more.

[Brandon Dougan]

I would go with a 12 slot full body duck bag.

[Derek Bendickson]

Go with a slotted bag. The paint on your decoys will last much longer than stacking them.