Meat only game bags

[americanbwana]

Does anyone have experience with either the TAGG, or CarnivoreII meat only game bags?

 

[Deertick]

I\'ve got some of the Tags bags. I kind of like how compact they are, and they clean up well. They are pretty durable, and very reusable.

 

[WapitiBob]

Allen has a new back country game bag set similar to the other synthetics. Might be worth a look. 20\" x 30\" 4 pack

 

[Curvebow]

Like Deertick, I have bought Tags bags. Unfortunately, I only got to carry them in CO last year.... They are very compact and light weight. Pricey, but less always costs more!

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[WW]

I really like the Allen game bags. I think Remington bags may be the same thing. I take four of them and fold them to about the same size as the bottom of my Superday pack and then I vacuum seal them. They suck down to about one inch or less thick and make an excellent base liner for the bottom of the pack. I\'d post a picture but not sure how to resize them yet.

 

[WW]

Trying to add the picture size 100x100. If it works , the coffee cup is for comparison. OK It worked and there are four gamebags in the package.

 

[OldMan]

I\'ve been thinking about trying the TAGS bags. Do they stretch much?

I\'m thinking more of hanging them. Not stuffing them.

 

[Anonymous]

I bought the Carnivore last fall...after the season. I got stuck last year after killing an elk in that my old game bags simply fell apart. I ended up having to use tee-shirts to get my meat out. One, maybe two washings and the alaskan bags fell apart. The thing I like about the carnivore is their compactness and light weight. We\'ll have to wait and see how long they last.

 

[BTL]

Caribou Game Bags. Washed them and re use them. Looked brand new after it was all said and done. For me it was worth the money. I dont plan on buying any others. Haven\'t been able to test them out on flies or Wasps yet.