Bag

[Frontbum 76]

Hi all im looking to buy a new bag to carry my mole traps, just wonderd what you all use any links or pics thanking you.

[jeppi26 1,855]

Bucket mate

[Matt 160]

I've never been a fan of bags.

 

I use buckets, and get 18 traps in each one. In the bucket they are protected from damage and scent and I can quickly and easily see how many traps I've used.

 

Best of all, they cost nowt....

[TOMO 29,695]

If you want a bigger bucket,,,, get a 25 litter,, plastic drum,,, the sort of thing chemicals of all kinds come in,,,cut the top of and you can even put a seat belt strap on if you want,,, a bit like life long Cumbrians long net basket...

[2.8 guy 403]

I use a wheelie bin, the kind you get from the old folks bungalows (smaller one) take off the wheels and cut it down to your size, add some seat belt for straps, Mine was a damaged one I got from the council

Its real comfy on the back and easy to wash out, add holes so it dont fill up with water. Its also good for lamping as you just pop the bunnys over ones shoulder and inn.

[THE DEMON 93]

I use a wheelie bin, the kind you get from the old folks bungalows (smaller one) take off the wheels and cut it down to your size, add some seat belt for straps, Mine was a damaged one I got from the council

Its real comfy on the back and easy to wash out, add holes so it dont fill up with water. Its also good for lamping as you just pop the bunnys over ones shoulder and inn.

great idea mate atb

[2.8 guy 403]

NO!, a great idea would of been leaving the feckin wheels on it

[TOMO 29,695]

2.8 guy,,,, look at Jim's posts on lamping,,,he slots one of them 25 litter oil drums (top cut off) inside a army rucksack