Let's see some trailer pics!

[Ellis Poling]

As it is right now I am a strict water hunter, with ambitions to get in the field in a couple years (probably when college rolls around). But this dosn't stop me from starting up a fund for some decoys and my favorite, a big a$$ trailer. I would love to see some of the trailers out there. Anyone who wants to, post up.
Thanks
Ellis

[Joe Fladeland]

I would also like some ideas of how to store the 6 slot bags in a trailer.

Thanks

[Ryan Kleinschmidt]

Simple way to store them to keep them in new condition. You will limit yourself to space but it keeps them from getting roughed up.

[Stephen Schwartz]

I'll throw a question in here too.........

I am in the process of getting a trailer, and the only thing holding me back in whether to get a ramp door, or the barn doors in the rear.

Does anyone have any overwhelming reason to NOT get one or the other??


Thanks-----didnt mean to hi-jack the thread.......

Continue on....

[h20fow1er]

I have barn doors. I have heard of ramp doors getting sprung and beat up on the frozen rows of (insert crop here). No experience with it, but a thought.

[goosedown616]

7 x 14 .... waiting for my ffd order then i'll show the inside to you.

[SMIGRATOR]

This is my trailer





Sean

[Tony Vandemore]

I like the barn doors without a doubt. You can leave the doors open and drive around the field kicking piles of decoys out without worrying about the ramp getting beat to pieces.

[Stephen Schwartz]

Tony that's exactly what i was thinking about. I thought ..you could open the doors all the wya back and lock them in place, while you drove around picking up or setting up. Thanks for the info, just needed some good confirmation.

[Travis Mueller]

I like the ramp doors because I'm too lazy to step up and down so much.