ANOTHER Shooting/Possibles bag

[YoungGunner]

So I'm still not quite sure what the difference between a shooting bag and a possibles bag are, but here's my very first leather project, Black dyed elk leather 9" wide x 1 1/2" deep x 12" tall. I didnt know what to do with the front flap, whether or not to sew some beads into it or if I wanted to just put a button there, but ended up finding a tanned badger face at a leather shop for 10 bucks and Right then and there I knew EXACTLY what I was going to decorate my bag with! Only problem I have with it is that the shoulder strap is only a smidge over an inch wide and is comfortable for the first 3-4 hours but ends up REALLY digging into my neck/shoulder after that.

 

[YoungGunner]

Possibles bag
Ok Here we go, photo didnt show on first post maybe this'll work!

 

[deseeb2001]

It keeps pulling up Gmail... have you tried uploading the picture to Photobucket? That's what most people use for here, works pretty well from what I've seen. :thumbsup:

 

[LaBonte]

I'm still not quite sure what the difference between a shooting bag and a possibles bag are

A shooting/hunting bag or pouch is used to carry the supplies you need to shoot your gun. Historically a small knife, flint & steel, char, and maybe a bullet mould were carried in or on the shooting pouch and it's strap. Historically they were also called: shot pouch, ball bag, and bullet bag in various spellings - all names for the basic shooter's bag of gun supplies carried on one's person.
A possibles bag was and (still is) the much larger bag used to carry ones extra clothes, moccasins, and sundries, no needed to be carried on one's person.

 

[YoungGunner]

Shooting bag

 

[rabjr]

That'll work. :thumbsup:

 

[BrownBear]

Top notch! That badger head is a real nice touch.

 

[deseeb2001]

Very nice looking bag!

 

[David G]

Well done Younggunner! In the south we call them things huntin pouches. :haha: