I agree with the comments about using more baggies rather than accidentally leaving with some. We're normally packing out several torn/waterlogged bags at the end of the day and once we ran across a series in such a condition that we ran out of replacement bags before we got to the last box.
Mama Stork - 15 years ago
I clicked 5 or more, because for some odd reaosn, many boxes around here lately contain double or triple baggings, and no matter how hard I try, I just end up with spares. BUT I almost always end up using them in other boxes as replacements for torn baggies. I second the "fewer than I started with" answer!
StarSAELS - 15 years ago
One of the answers should be "fewer than I started with", since after a good day of hunting you're more than likely to replace old torn ones with fresh new ones.
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deniserows - 15 years ago
i love repurposing baggies. however truth be told i do take extra baggies out and usually come home with more used ones, having replaced ragged ones. so i end up with the same amount as i left with, only now its trash.
speedsquare - 15 years ago
I tend to find one used baggie in my pack, but I start out with a fresh box. So no baggies are LOST, just repurposed.
speedsquare - 15 years ago
I tend to find one used baggie in my pack, but I start out with a fresh box. So no baggies are LOST, just repurposed.
Kirbert - 15 years ago
Shoulda had an option for how many baggies you use in a good day's boxing! I usually return home with a good many fewer than I left the house with.
Maude - 15 years ago
I, too, sometimes find an extra bag, but I take the time to figure out where it belongs and repack accordingly. It's the least I can do to keep the letterbox alive.
Lone R - 15 years ago
I choose 'none'. But there have been times when packing the box back up that I've ended up with extra baggies. Then I've got to go back and repack the box, trying to figure out the proper placement of the bags.
I like to use lock n lock containers for my hides, that way the baggies are not quite so essential and I use just one for the logbook.
Lone R - 15 years ago
This week's poll comes courtesy of deniserows. Thanks deniserows for the fun. :)
I agree with the comments about using more baggies rather than accidentally leaving with some. We're normally packing out several torn/waterlogged bags at the end of the day and once we ran across a series in such a condition that we ran out of replacement bags before we got to the last box.
I clicked 5 or more, because for some odd reaosn, many boxes around here lately contain double or triple baggings, and no matter how hard I try, I just end up with spares. BUT I almost always end up using them in other boxes as replacements for torn baggies. I second the "fewer than I started with" answer!
One of the answers should be "fewer than I started with", since after a good day of hunting you're more than likely to replace old torn ones with fresh new ones.
*S
i love repurposing baggies. however truth be told i do take extra baggies out and usually come home with more used ones, having replaced ragged ones. so i end up with the same amount as i left with, only now its trash.
I tend to find one used baggie in my pack, but I start out with a fresh box. So no baggies are LOST, just repurposed.
I tend to find one used baggie in my pack, but I start out with a fresh box. So no baggies are LOST, just repurposed.
Shoulda had an option for how many baggies you use in a good day's boxing! I usually return home with a good many fewer than I left the house with.
I, too, sometimes find an extra bag, but I take the time to figure out where it belongs and repack accordingly. It's the least I can do to keep the letterbox alive.
I choose 'none'. But there have been times when packing the box back up that I've ended up with extra baggies. Then I've got to go back and repack the box, trying to figure out the proper placement of the bags.
I like to use lock n lock containers for my hides, that way the baggies are not quite so essential and I use just one for the logbook.
This week's poll comes courtesy of deniserows. Thanks deniserows for the fun. :)
Lone R