Game bags

[Snowwolfe]

Need to buy some quality game bags for carrying and hanging boned out meat. Looking for something that can hold up to 50 pounds of meat and strong enough to hang from a tree. If I have to would rather go larger than smaller.
Suggestions are appreciated.

 

[kwackkillncrew]

My guy, don't you live in ak? Support alaska, check out tag bags bomb (boned out meat bags) set

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[Rhodewave72]

Go for EXO MTN Gear K4 3600 pack. It’s very durable

 

[OlderGobbler]

Go for EXO MTN Gear K4 3600 pack. It’s very durable

Hanging each quarter with an Exo would get expensive pretty quick.

 

[TX_Diver]

I had good experience with Kifaru. But am selling them as the argali are more compact in the backpack which is unfortunately where they mostly reside.

If you go Kifaru I am selling mine

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WTS Thread 'Kifaru Game Bags - Hybrid Size'

Oct 11, 2025

I have too many different game bags and am looking to free up some funds.

Used once on a mule deer last year. They fit bone in quarters snugly.

Made in USA.


Copied from the website.

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HYBRID GAME BAGS​

Kifaru’s Hybrid game bags are the perfect size for deer and sheep quarters, or for taking out an entire animal’s deboned meat in a couple of trips. In this kit, you will receive four hybrid bags, one scrap bag for loose meat/backstraps, and a small bag to hold them in your pack.

Kit Includes:
– Four Hybrid game bags
– One scrap bag
– One stuff sack

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[roosiebull]

Argali and viam outdoors are my 2 favorites

 

[Matt5266]

Hanging each quarter with an Exo would get expensive pretty quick.

Hey, he's just trying to get to his 10th post. He's just jumping around and banging out responses

 

[Matt5266]

I have caribou gear bags. Put alot of meat in them for a lot of years. Been happy so far

 

[tradman]

Pillow cases.

 

[TaperPin]

^^^^^
Pillow cases.

 

[Ross]

Pillow cases are great for packing out, but for carrying they take up a lot of room in your pack/bulky and are heavy. There are Many options that are ultra lite, some reusable several times and much less bulky. I used Alaskan game bags for decades and they did very good and could often get several years on them and are cheap. My last two bulls have used Tag bags and am impressed. Super lite, very small package and the drawstring is nice to seal up easily. You likely can get several animals on each. Have only ripped one so far that stuck to the blood and yanked it too hard the following morning. They get a thumbs up I still use some pillow cases from the throwback 80s but never pack them. No reason for added weight and bulk in your pack. Also, if you want real fun throw a hindquarter on an old military pack board and enjoy the walk I will gladly loan you one.

 

[ianpadron]

Big fan of Argali, with a couple of KUIU boneless zip up bags (look like meat duffle bags) for odds/ends

 

[Idrathma2]

Argali is a good option. You can check it out

 

[Steven.Elmore]

TAG bomb bags as mentioned above though I am thinking of trying the stone glacier bags next year since they have that nice little handle on the bottom. Very similar in size.

 

[JPeters218]

I have caribou gear bags. Put alot of meat in them for a lot of years. Been happy so far

These are my favorite so far as well. Don’t currently have a set, but the few times I’ve used them they were great

 

[Snowwolfe]

Don't need bags for quarters. Like I said in my original post these are just for boned out meat. They will go inside my pack and carry meat from a blacktail, caribou, moose, or dall sheep until I get back to camp then the bag has to be strong enough to hang up in a tree. Leaning towards the TAG or Caribou brands at this point.
Appreciate the responses

 

[mtnbound]

Need to buy some quality game bags for carrying and hanging boned out meat. Looking for something that can hold up to 50 pounds of meat and strong enough to hang from a tree. If I have to would rather go larger than smaller.
Suggestions are appreciated.

I like the Born and Raised bags with the zipper but they are heavy when compared to other game bags. TAG, Argali and Kuiu are also good and will not disappoint.

 

[MCS]

Allen backcountry bags are good and cheaper then my caribou bags.

 

[BRTreedogs]

The Argali bags are a little tender for me.
I seem to get a hole in at least 1 bag every time I use them. So in 2 years I’ve smoked 5 bags.
They also stick to the meat real bad.

The size and weight is nice and everything is a trade off.

I mite try Stone Glaicer and or the Born and raised bags.

 

[LongWayAround]

I don't bone out meat but prefer Caribou bags to the Argali. I've been using GoHunt bags this year and like them, not sure what their bones out bag situation is.