Who makes a good turkey tote

[aclawrence]

I have an inexpensive PRIMOS version that works great. I think I paid around $7 for it

You must not have read the post. All two sentences.


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[BDeal]

I have an inexpensive PRIMOS version that works great. I think I paid around $7 for it

You must not have read the post. All two sentences.


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Oops you're right I was skimming.

[aclawrence]

I have an inexpensive PRIMOS version that works great. I think I paid around $7 for it

You must not have read the post. All two sentences.


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Oops you're right I was skimming.

Looking back my comment didn't come across very nice. Sorry about that.


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[BDeal]

I have an inexpensive PRIMOS version that works great. I think I paid around $7 for it

You must not have read the post. All two sentences.


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Oops you're right I was skimming.

Looking back my comment didn't come across very nice. Sorry about that.


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No worries and thank you!!

[Duckdogdad]

I use slip on gun slings. If I kill a bird, I just loop in on turkey then carry my gun.

[cwhitfield96]

I make my own out of paracord. I could make one for pretty cheap depending on how you want it.

[cwhitfield96]

These are a few I made of all paracord but have also made them with welded rings on the ends and double weaved the portion that goes on your shoulder.


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[randywallace]

Cox made the 2 toter I use, but I doubt he makes them for sale now.

For currently available, check out the Rolling Thunder tote, the TomTote from Fowler Hide Supply or DuckTote's Limb Hanger.

Once you use an over the shoulder tote of quality leather, you will never go back to paracord or wrist totes.

[Extremesolo]

Everyone has their own preference as to what they like but for the last few years I have used the neoprene strap that came with a pair of binoculars as my turkey tote.  I never use the factory strap anyways as my binos go on a harness.  The neoprene strap has loops on each end to slip over the head and feet and it is stretchy over your shoulder so it carries a bird nicely.  It is also really small so it packs nicely too.  Just throwing it out there in case anyone reading this has an old bino strap laying in the box that they didn't think of repurposing.