What do you squirrel hunters use to carry the harvested game in while hunting?
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I use the same thing as spence does cept mine was made by Duane Hiem
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Beautiful bag I've long admired Spence. I built one myself, but it didn't turn out nearly so well.
I've had to add a little "extra" to my game carrying kit. Snowshoe hare are big enough my larger bag still holds only a couple. In years of peak abundance we get a whole lot more snowshoe hare and even ptarmigan than will fit into even a bag.
No pics, but I have a shoulder strap terminating in a bunch of looped thongs, from which I hang game by it's feet. It stays rolled up in the bottom of my game bag or haversack just in case.
I've had to add a little "extra" to my game carrying kit. Snowshoe hare are big enough my larger bag still holds only a couple. In years of peak abundance we get a whole lot more snowshoe hare and even ptarmigan than will fit into even a bag.
No pics, but I have a shoulder strap terminating in a bunch of looped thongs, from which I hang game by it's feet. It stays rolled up in the bottom of my game bag or haversack just in case.
Rather than carrying them in a bag, I usually just bring along a leather string. Each squirrel is tied around a back foot. I just carry the string with one hand and drop it whenever I need to shoot or take a stand. It can also be balanced out by tying squirrels to both ends and slinging the string over a shoulder.
