Argali
Large Game M.O.B. Pack Game Bag Set
The Argali Large Game M.O.B. Pack is an ultralight and compact set of game bags designed for packing out elk quarters with meat on the bone. Weighing 15 ounces, the M.O.B. Pack from Argali will hold an entire mature bull elk, caribou or similar sized game and is made from a durable, breathable and re-usable nylon blend material that breathes to allow you meat to cool quickly while also keeping all flies off your meat.
The M.O.B pack is also packed full of technical features like reflective logo's and para-cord for ease of finding at night, closed-knit seams, as well as sewn webbing loops designed to hang the contents of each bag for easier hanging when hunting solo.
Argali game bags are backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Features
- Ultralight-15 ounces per set
- Elk-Will fit an entire elk with meat on bone quarters
- Caribou-will fit an entire caribou with meat on bone quarters
- Breathable and Protective-Allows your meat to breath and cool quickly, but keeps all flies and fly eggs off your meat to keep it clean
- Reusable and Durable- Wash for use on animal after animal (see game bag care)
- Easy Hanging-The 225 lb paracord used to cinch the bag can be used to hang any bag (ideal for hanging quarters when hunting solo)
- Night Missions-Strong Reflective neon orange 225 lb paracord and reflective logo makes for easy finding at night
- Stuff sack has room for kill kit, including knife, gloves and extra paracord
- Multiple uses-Our game bags also make great stuff sacks, gear organizers and even work as a backcountry pillow case
Specs
- Weight-15 ounces per set
- Dimensions-10" x 8" x 2"
- Material-Nylon blend
Includes
- 4-24"x40" quarter game bags
- 1-17"x29" spare meat parts bags
- 1 lightweight stuff sack
Just received it today, after it had traveled from the USA to France and then to New-Caledonia where I reside. Unfortunately I've cut the outter bag and three of the internal ones in my haste to open the package :( I'm stupid I know. Nothing to worry much about since it will be fixed with some sewing, but next time I won't use my best knife to open it... As we say here, it seems I'm not the sharpest knife myself !
Anyway the pack is light, and I expect to test it soon.
The bags wprked percect in keeping my elk clean and free of any bugs or debris and allowed the meat to cool down quickly. I purchased the MOB kit and purchased a few more bags and they all fit in the MOB bag so i have a bag for every piece of meat. Bags cleaned up well and they were ready for my next hunt.
Worked great on Elk, washed great, light weight
I’m got my Elk home in these bags. The worked great!
I ordered these too late for my moose harvest so I used the two regular knit kinds from the outdoor stores for the moose. I used the Argali bags for the two antelope I was gifted. Neither kind of bags let the flies lay eggs, both kinds of bags washed up nicely to re-use again. The strings on the argali bags were strong enough to hang on hooks; with the knit sock bags I had to leave the hind hock opening out to hang from and I cut the forearm muscle and ran a string in it to hang from. So the strings are an advantage on the Argali bags, especially in hanging bags of meat like backstraps. Both kinds of bags leaked fluid so I used doggy pads from Costco to lay the bags of chilled meat on top of a sleeping bag, and then put two thick sleeping bags on top during the day. At night I would hang the meat up again to cool. We used a pulley to raise the meat up to the second floor of the barn since there is a little black bear in the neighborhood. The Argali strings were handy for this twice a day movement. I backpack hunt and like how small the Argali bags pack down to and how quickly they dry; I haven’t weighed them yet to compare that aspect but I would definitely take them vs a knit bag on any hunt. Not having to fiddle with cutting strings to hang meat from a pole or a tree branch when my hands are cold or it’s dark is a good advantage to me.
