Carrying milkweed
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Carrying milkweed
I searched and couldn’t find it, I’m sure it’s there but how do you carry milkweed with you on hunts? It doesn’t seem user friendly to leave it in a ziplock bag, there must be a better way....
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Re: Carrying milkweed
Old school 35 mm film canister. Works great.
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Re: Carrying milkweed
Walgreens pill container and stealth strips just cause it looks cooler. Stuff with milkweed and drill a couple holes on top and bottom. I fit probably 6-7 pods in mine and it will last me a couple seasons. Didn't make a dent this year in it.
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Re: Carrying milkweed
Probably similar to the mint container but I use a Mentos gum container.
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Re: Carrying milkweed
I have an old school coin purse zip tied to my bow riser.
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Re: Carrying milkweed
I also use rubber coin purses but lately have just been carrying them in my pocket right in the pod that mother nature provides.
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Re: Carrying milkweed
Pick the pod and put it in my pocket
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Re: Carrying milkweed
I also use an old pill container. Seems to work well and I don't need to worry about poking holes in a plastic bag
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Re: Carrying milkweed
Tick tack container
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Re: Carrying milkweed
The rubber coin purse works awesome. I also pick just plain pods and carry them but always have the coin purse for when pods arent available.
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Re: Carrying milkweed
Jeff G wrote:Pick the pod and put it in my pocket
^^^
Tried a few ways. This works best for me, sometimes I'll throw a rubber band around it once I split it open.
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Re: Carrying milkweed
creepingdeth wrote:Small jewelery bag w/drawstrings
This is the way to go! I have been using a sandwich bag. I don't see a reason to stealth strip a can of some sort. Gonna have to steal from the wife.
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Re: Carrying milkweed
I'm using a dental floss container. Works pretty well.
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