Black Ovis game bags

[neverquit]

I've been seeing these on camo Fire. I've been wondering is they are worth a darn. Any one have them or use them

 

[xcutter]

I'm curious if anyone has used these as well.

 

[Bmcox86]

They look like they could be made by caribou bags and just have their name on it

 

[twall13]

I was wondering the same thing. I thought it was interesting that they came out with them right after the 'recall' on the T.A.G. bags. The description on Camofire never tells what the fabric is made from, though I'd assume it's a good synthetic like T.A.G. or Caribou uses. Hopefully someone will chime in with some details/experience.

 

[neverquit]

I was also hoping it's a branded tag or caribou. But I'd settle for some one who has arleast touched them

 

[neverquit]

Update

I emailed them. This was the response.

"we actually have them manufactured ourselves. There isn't a third party company that is building them. Let us know if you're interested in purchasing some."

I guess I'll just buy a set and see for my self

 

[username]

Did they happen to say if they are synthetic or cotton?

 

[neverquit]

Not exactly. I referred to them as synthetic in my email and they didn't correct me.

 

[username]

I guess at that price they are worth the shot!

 

[ut1031]

These bags are very similar to the TAG and Caribou bags. Very nice, machine washable, durable........

 

[neverquit]

They are on camofire right now. I just ordered a few sets

 

[neverquit]

With out actually using them to carry meat..... They feel very nice.

 

[pods8 (Rugged Stitching)]

I use and like caribou bags (sturdy, washout well, wring out water quick and dry fast. The reflectors are just a bonus and useful in the dark). I was tempted by the black ovis camofire ones but didn't really care for the size of them otherwise I'd have considered buying some extras.

 

[krossh]

so what's the verdict on these things? They're on Camofire right now..

 

[blackovis]

Black Ovis Ready-To-Hunt Kill Kit - Product Review / BlackOvis Community

 

[Tony Trietch]

Just an FYI,
I will be testing the Black Ovis bags this fall on a wide variety of differant hunts across the west. I will do a write up and let everyone know how they worked for me after I get back home!
I leave in ten days and should be back mid October!

 

[Murdy]

They are currently on Camofire for the next 2 hours

 

[lkwoolsey]

I bought a set of their Large ones...going to purchase the XL next time their on camofire. They are made of Taslan Nylon (according to the black ovis site.) They seem durable enough, and feel like they'll hold up well. Guess we'll find out here in a few weeks!

 

[CarlTuesday]

Just used a portion of a set for caribou ribs (bone-in) plus the ground and "good stuff bag". Comparable to the TAG bags I used for Quarters, although since had to keep bone in and one of the shoulders was shattered by bullet, those had to deal with a bit more sharp pokey bits.

Either way, all held up fine to hanging in low willows/scraping thru brush at night to let hang. Will update after I wash all of em and see how they do with that.

 

[jspradley]

Make sure you wash them before using them...they reek like formaldehyde. They seem well made though..too bad mine were just dead weight in my pack!!!

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