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bigkenny
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 Posted: Wed Mar 12, 2008 5:30 pm Post subject: Bagging Bull Decoys |
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I have a doz Big foot bulls that I would like to put in slotted decoy bags. It seems because of the long neck they take a bit more abuse in the decoy trailer, and with their larger size they take up a bit mroe room. Does anyone know of a bag they would fit in with-out taking the base or heads off?
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SGTSLTR
Joined: 20 Feb 2008
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Location: Cottage Grove, MN
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| Posted: Wed Mar 12, 2008 6:37 pm Post subject: |
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Make on of your own! It's not hard to do. This is what we did for my buddies FFD Lookers. Basically measure the height, make the bag about 6-8" taller. Measure the length.....chest to tail.... Make it about 12-14" wider.
The extra length will add to the feet, the added width will take for the width of the body.
Another thing you can do is use a black tube sock over the head.
Another...... Put the Bulls on the top of the pile!
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bcadds
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Location: Wausa NE USA
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ditch the bag
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goosehunternd
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| Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 1:58 am Post subject: |
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check out tangle free products
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SGTSLTR
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I've been away from this for a while and wish I had said it the first time.....
Why would you need to bag them? My floaters bounce around in my boat all season. They get walked on, kicked and thrown out of the boat when I clean the boat. They haven't scratched up yet.
I'm sure the bulls are just as durable.
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Casey Huxoll
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The bulls are not as durable... i bought a 4 pack when they first came out and the head attatchments are ok... but when they bounce around they will fall off... once they fall off a few times they will not stay on at all.... i am going to put mine away and replace them with GHG lookers...... I wish that bigfoot would stop trying to update and change things.... stick with what got you there... i do agree that when they came out with the new feeders.. that was a home run... but the bulls suck and the motion system sucks....
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goosehunternd
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I have 1 dozen bulls and there head attachments are weak, I am not happy with the durability of the bulls vs. the originals. I am going to have to use liquid nail and glue the heads right to the body. If I wanted this kind of work I would have bought some ffd's. I dont know why they would make such a pinchy system for such a tall neck, you know there guna take a little more abuse in the trailer than the others.
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SGTSLTR
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Black sheetrock screws. I did that on my GHG sleeper/rester floaters. Doesn't add weight and if you crack the head up, all you have to do is take the screw out.
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