GREAT VIDEO! When I'm elk hunting, I take 5 elk size game bags with me; one for each quarter and a fifth one for back straps and tenderloins. Separated out, the meat cools faster. I load everything up onto my game cart and haul it all out in one trip.
I used the Born and Raised bags this year on my Roosevelt bull. Not only did i appreciate the reflecive tabs for finding them at night, but the zippers made loading them so easy and kept the meat clean. The butcher said he hadn't seen wild game meat that looked so good. Well worth it for me. Good review.
Thanks for the feedback- much appreciated! Honestly, I think the GoHunt bags (swap out the loose meat bag) or the Born & Raised bags…but the Argali is legit. It’s light…right sized…hard to beat. Not a great answer but I like that companies are trying new things in this product category.