This is the nicest bag I have used for tooth hunting. It doesn't snag on everything like a mesh one and the smalls you find don't get caught in it.
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MyBuddy
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We did?!? How’d you know I love tooth dives?
MyBuddy
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If you’re going with the lobster/game bag I would suggest rigging it up like the pic below so that you don’t have to muck about with opening and closing it or worry about something dumping out. You’ll need 3 bolt snaps, one of which should be 4+ inches to hold the opening in place. You’ll probably want to bend the side opposite of the boltsnap on the opening so that it’s open wider to make a larger hole to put your finds in.
The other two bolt snaps are to clip to the chest D rings on either side to hold the bag in the center of your chest that way you can access it easily from either hand. These can be shorter or longer bolt snaps depending how wide you are at the shoulders. Though I can’t say it’s that big of a deal.
The other two bolt snaps are to clip to the chest D rings on either side to hold the bag in the center of your chest that way you can access it easily from either hand. These can be shorter or longer bolt snaps depending how wide you are at the shoulders. Though I can’t say it’s that big of a deal.
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