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This is a secret don’t tell anyone else. 😉Go to a thrift store and buy good heavy sheets in the size you want, and sew the ends to make a game bag. 👍
Quote from: Boss .300 winmag on October 09, 2018, 04:11:58 PMThis is a secret don’t tell anyone else. 😉Go to a thrift store and buy good heavy sheets in the size you want, and sew the ends to make a game bag. 👍I've been doing this for 3 years now. I buy and cut to desired length and have mom in law sew them up for me. Work awesome.
They stay in the truck or at camp. I'm not packing bed sheets in very far Be good to have a set to transfer meat into once you got it packed out.
Don't mess around with walmart crap, get some caribou gear bags and be done with it. http://www.biggamebags.com/
Quote from: KFhunter on October 09, 2018, 05:55:07 PM They stay in the truck or at camp. I'm not packing bed sheets in very far Be good to have a set to transfer meat into once you got it packed out. I don't use bed sheets. Theres a thin light fabric that feels like silk but is very strong that I use. Its light and very breathable. I've got probably 2 dozen spread out from truck, to pack and home all cut and sewed to my specifications.They've held thru elk, goat, sheep and bison without ripping.
downside is they rip really easy and they have a short lifeI have used them though. Generally its big game bags for me as well
I generally go with the most expensive 1,800 count Egyptian cotton sheets money can buy to make sure I have a luxurious and blissfully comfortable pack out.
i was thinking about pillow cases from the dollar store or goodwill.