Why are you bagging TX rigged decoys? That's one reason I like that rigging system - I don't have to deal with bagging them. Clip them on a carabiner and they are good to go. If the lines are too long, just tie a loose overhand knot with all of the lines.

ETA: To answer your original question, here is a LINK to a post where someone talks about using the collapsible leaf bags (last post in the thread). Don't think the leaf bags have carry straps though.

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I use collapsible leaf bags from home depot... can get about 2 dozen std decoys in each... cost is about $12 per bag

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Posted by Big L

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Posted on 12/12/14 at 9:43 am to The Last Coco

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Why are you bagging TX rigged decoys? That's one reason I like that rigging system - I don't have to deal with bagging them. Clip them on a carabiner and they are good to go. If the lines are too long, just tie a loose overhand knot with all of the lines.

Not sure about the OP but sometimes I have to walk 500+ yards with 3-4 dozen decoys in two big decoy bags as well as gun and blind bag. That would be impossible without decoy bags keeping them in check. I guess you could do like those 3rd world water carrying guys and use a stick over the shoulder..LOL.

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Posted by xenon16

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Posted on 12/12/14 at 11:27 am to The Last Coco

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Why are you bagging TX rigged decoys?

I have a ~2 mile boat ride to the blind. 16 foot boat and 2-3 people don't mix too kindly with 50 dekes on the bottom/bow of the boat

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Posted by xenon16

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Posted on 12/12/14 at 11:30 am to The Last Coco

Thanks for the write up. I hadn't thought of doing it that way. I've been putting them on the ground and trying to put them in, a couple at a time. shite's for the birds

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