Just curous...how do you guys carry these into the field?
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Just like Duck decoys. I have a decoy bag. I also have a sack that is smaller for when I only carry a few. I have them stored in a plastic bin so I guess you could also carry the bin out into the field as well. But I think you can get a decoy bag pretty cheap or even those webbed bags like you probably used for carrying your gym stuff.
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waterfowl decoy bag. holds 2 doz. my hunting partner carries his in a medium duffel bag
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They can definitely be frail, we bent several of them using the rock method when we couldn't find our mallet. I would use a mallet or your shoe to push them in. Better yet, go get the 12 in ABS plastic ones, we purchased those after these and they are beasts. They can be hard to get out of the ground so definitely use a stake puller (can be purchased for only a few dollars online or at a regular store) but that is a good thing, means it wont pull up and have your tent fly away in windy conditions! These have been retired to our backup pile for emergency uses only.
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You slit the pack open and be sure that some of the contents (gel) touches the soil so it can be released into the soil. I guess if it doesn't fit, you can squeeze some of it directly onto the soil.
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I don't see any place for that. They aren't the type. But they are light enough it isn't a problem holding them.
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boil some water and drop them in. Let them coo; enough to be able to put them in your mouth.... then clamp down
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Stacking them is the only way , there is NO way to fold-um . The ones that fold up are great but if you are not very carefully you can get a very bad pench ant and you could even cut a finger off. Stick with the 2x4basics and you cant go wrong. C.G.R.
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I get mine out in it the bag. Its a struggle sometimes but it works best to have someone holding the other end so you can roll it extremely tight.
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They are pretty durable. You could easily store it in the hydration sleeve in a backpack. I had mine hanging from a carabiner on my fishing vest while traipsing around the High Uintas in Utah for several days. It was banging into things and getting drug through brush and trees. It even fell off my carabiner while crossing a log. I didn't realize it until I had reached my camp. I wanted it so badly that I retraced my steps and spent an hour hiking until I found it.
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not without an adapterwhy get a lighter body and still haul around heavy lenses? I now carry 2 e-m5 with a 3rd lens in my bag, I am ready for anything, with less weight than I was carrying with just one body and the bigger heavier lens.
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That's exactly how I carry mine. It'll work. Sometimes I switch it up. You should definitely "add to cart".
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Hi Greg, I used plastic pellets which get transformed into milk bottles and such. I swept them up from a cargo trailer at work. Don't know where you could find them though. Sand or lead shot both work great yet are a bit heavy to tote to the range with everything else. My brother uses his stuffed with newspaper but I feel their too lite. Hope this helps.
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PUSH IT! :-) Seriously, fold it as much as you can on the lines that remains from the first time you took it out and then the rest is just pushing it harder and harder! That is how I do it :-)
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Hi FrankI use them outside all the time. Take them in when raining of cause. Easy to fold and move.
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Hard to find decent ones...I use a generic brand horizontal generic pouch. Or most the time I just carry in hands and pockets.
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Yes they do, very handy, but some times pain to store in the box, overall better to have it on in field, or installation of any things that you may need to have different drivers, and screws. Good luck.
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i haven't really moved them. I have carried them slightly but not big moves. I plant the potatoes & hook up the drip & the potatoes grow like crazy. Sorry I couldn't help more
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I live in a 4 floor walk up and carry them down stairs all the time they are super easy.......pending on how you fill them....just dont pack them down too much and you will be fine.