Game bag.

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Game bag.

Post by The Dane »

Hi everyone..

I cannot find the green gamebag all the pro trailers use anywhere on the internet.
It is not possible to buy here in Denmark so I was looking to get it from an UK website..
Does anybody know where I can get it???
Cheers..
Jakob
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Post by Tillycroy »

Hi Jakob

Here is a link which will help you in your search for a new game bag.

http://www.montroseropeandsail.co.uk/products/bags/

Hope this is what you are looking for.
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Post by alpha »

I have seen one recently with a detachable liner which is fab so any blood etc can be washed off.
Will try to find it and post link
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The Dane wrote:Hi everyone..

I cannot find the green gamebag all the pro trailers use anywhere on the internet.
It is not possible to buy here in Denmark so I was looking to get it from an UK website..
Does anybody know where I can get it???
Cheers..
Jakob
Hi Jakob

Maybe you can find a good one on this website http://www.euregio-gundogs.com/Dummy-ja ... .83.0.html
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I think it might be one of these? Suggestions found in an old thread here on the forum. My bet is on the first one since it costs far less and comes in two sizes, the bigger one could fit 2 cockers i bet. :mrgreen: viewtopic.php?f=23&t=2662&hilit=gamebag


http://www.ukhuntingsupplies.co.uk/cart ... s/game-bag

http://www.montroseropeandsail.co.uk/pr ... /game-bag/



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Post by Nette »

I use a green fishing bag as it has a detachable inner plastic liner for easy clean.
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Nette wrote:I use a green fishing bag as it has a detachable inner plastic liner for easy clean.
I do too, from a supermarket for 100 kr. :-D However this search for a 'special' bag is not only about usability i bet. :-p I too need another one and look for a lightweight bag without buckles/clasps.

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Nette wrote:I use a green fishing bag as it has a detachable inner plastic liner for easy clean.
I wonder if that's what I have seen then....
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John Norris sells those fishing bags with the removable w'proof liners. However I think the one Jakob is after is the one from Montrose, I believe, from previous threads on here, that's the one the trialers opt for.
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