Treated Deer & Elk Game Bags Hunting. Complete your Field Dressing Kit - Choice of L, XL, XXL 4-Pack Game Quarter Bags or a Single Full Body Big Game Bag - Vacuum Sealed for Field Carry

The material is very good quality and is packaged for use quite nicely. I’ve used several of these over the last few years and would recommend them to my hunting friends.

These bags are my go-to brand and bags. I wish I could have a closet full of these bags. These bags are brilliant with the micro anti-bacterial treated bags, which matter for food and safety. I love the size of the bag too for packing out freshly harvested and quartered game. Look no further; these bags are the ones...or as we say, "He is him" so they bags are "them."

VERY UNSATISFIED. I have had to order these bags twice because they came not vacuum packed.

I haven’t used these yet but I have to say I had no idea when ordering that these bags would be shipped and kept wet in a solution inside the plastic package. I feel like it makes these a much heavier choice for game bags for those who are packing in to hunt.Update 10/26/20- Used these for two years and they are done. Holes in mesh and only the very first use were they anti-microbial or ant-bug whatever they say. They are weak and small with no drawstring to close and hang from. Also the mesh is large compared to better game bags. The best I have found are Allen brand game bags. Caribou quality for half the price, they are larger and more finely woven synthetic material with drawstrings and loops to hang from. Don’t buy these bags they are a gimmick and a waste of money.

Way to heavy for backcountry trips

It was 82 degrees and lots of flies when I got my deer. The game bag helped to protect the meat and flies stayed off.

I used this on last hunting trip and had the Alaska brand for backup. These are strong enough but what I didn't like is that they are not rolled up ready for use so you need to roll the, and the treated part is NOT needed. They are fairly wet.I would not buy theses again because of not being rolled and the treated part.

If you like to put multiple quarters in one bag, so you only have one or two to carry out, then get the size up. The cooling aspect is a bit much for cold weather hunts.