Dukkilr

try the rig'em right bags that is what I have went to very heavy duty bags and keep their shape well, I still have some of the avery bags for my floaters and snow FB and like you said they are a pain

IAMALLARDMAN

If you have some time to waste get on NoDak outdoors. They have a trailer forum with a lot of pics.

I have shelves, however my trailer is a 7x12, which leaves a little more room to walk/store blinds. I built shelves across the front and down one side leaving the other side oppen for whatever. I set mine up with the top shelf just low enough from the ceiling that I could get my FB duck bags on the top shelf "holds 5 dozen". The next shelf down will hold about 3.5 to 4 dozen Full Body Honkers in bags. Below that I can hold another 3.5-4dozen FB honkers in bags. With the FB decoys on shelves that leaves plenty of room for Blinds, goose shells, goose floaters, Robo's etc.

I put I Bolts on the studs of the shelving and used some large 2inch wide adjustable bungee straps from Menards to keep the bagged decoys from bouncing off of the shelves during transport.

Ill post a pic this weekend when I get it out, its in the barn and its raining.

Gude

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