Alaska Game Deer, Antelope and Sheep Bags, 48-Inch (Pack of Four)

I used these game bags on a pronghorn hunt last year and they were exactly as advertised. I was hunting with a friend and we were both lucky enough to harvest a pronghorn that day. I had four of these bags and he didn't bring anything. They were big enough that I was able to fit two quarters of the animal in each bag, so I used two and gave the other two to my buddy. The bags worked great for both of us and I can't think of any cons or negatives about them, so I'll be taking more of these on my hunts this year as well. I highly recommend them for hunting pronghorn, deer, or similarly-sized big game animals, but you'd need a bigger size if hunting something larger like elk or moose.

Lightweight bags with tight enough weave to keep insects dirt and grass off my meat, but loose enough to breathe. A little difficult to clean tallow from the bag, but otherwise easy to clean. Tough enough to lift an entire quarter plus backstrap (if you leave enough material). I find these (deer, antelope and sheep size) to be more than big enough for a deer/antelope quarters, and big enough just just fit the length of a front elk quarter. Personally I think these are easier to get meat into than pillow-cases, and I like how they conform to the meat. These DO NOT prevent blood from dripping, so must be used in conjunction with a garbage bag when hauling in a backpack (if you care to keep your pack clean).

I don't have much hunting experience with use of any other game bags but these were recommended to me. These held an entire large doe antelope- total of about 31# usable trimmed meat and about 20lbs scrap meat and bones- so a sizeable antelope. These gamebags held up perfectly, allowed the meat to breathe and cool without letting in dirt in the field and was easy to untie and wash when done. Glad I bought two bags as I needed about 5 total.

These are not the heavy type game bag but do the job. You must be carful not to tear them on sharp bone and remember that they will stretch quite a bit. Great in warm weather when you need the extra air circulation of a mesh bag.

Works very well for elk quarters easy to use doesn’t rip and you can tie the ends to keep the bugs out. This is the third bag I purchased and will keep buying them in the future

I like that these game bags were durable they didn't tear at all. The picture is after coming out the washer they dried quick rolled then back up for later use, totally recommend these.

As always these are my go for to bagging meats

Used mine while hunting black bear. The bags have plenty of room for a 170ish bear to be quartered and split up. Had them sitting in snow for a week and they worked just fine. Got them home and washed them on both sides and rolled them back up. Can’t wait to fill them again.