Waterfowl Blind / Field Bag

[8SteelTown]

What does everyone use for their waterfowl bags? I have a Red Head hydration day pack that I use for everything. It's small and I jam that puppy full of everything I need. Obviously it's not water proof and storage is an issue. Been researching blind bags and trying to stay around $75. Seems like everything I saw on Cabela's either wasn't fully waterproof or is poorly constructed and zippers breaking. I'll keep researching other sites but for now, what's your go to setup?

 

[badyellowdog]

I have the Avery Ducks Unlimited floating blind bag and I love it. It's a little on the smaller side but when you have to haul everything to the blind it's nice not having to carry a duffel bag. I can fit 2 boxes of shells, my calls, my thermacell, choke tubes, e-collar and remote gloves and a beanie

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[ilovesprig]

Brian,

Each hunting situation may take a different kind of carrying container......Distance of walk, birds that are targeted, weather, and cart or no cart.......I use a Boyds camo back pack (waterproof) when hunting out of layouts. It can also be used as a head rest.....Every other time I use a camo bucket (self camo'd)......Because I'm tall, I bought a softball ball holder bucket (taller by about 2")......EVERYTHING I need fits into it......1 box of shells (which are normally on a neo shell belt), bug spray, food, drink, calls, TP, extra weights & decoy cord, small shovel, jerk string rig, duck strap, small folding saw, and gloves......There's even room to stuff layered cloths into it.....It also serves as a seat and is totally waterproof......One other item that can be a great back saver is a decoy sled.....Fits right in between the wheels of a mag hauler......My usual 2 cents...... ;D

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