Hunters belt pouch
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Very nice. I like the idea of belt pouches, but seems one wouldn't hold as much as I carry in my shoulder bag.
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I see belt pouches as more of a "in addition to" rather than a replacement for a shooting bag.
Flint and steel etc.
Flint and steel etc.
Antelope Pete
40 Cal
Cool. Hunting mostly open country and having to do a lot of crawling I've thought about a belt pouch since they're easier to slide behind you but then the powder horn would still be an issue if you wanted to hunt more traditionally. Otherwise a modern style belt pouch and speed loaders would be in order.
The Lemuel Lyman belt pouch is a great period correct belt pouch that works for carrying the needed items for a day's hunt. Lots of information available here on the Forum to be perused following a search for "Lemuel Lyman belt pouch".
Like this one?
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Great pouches and bags all!
No one needs to know what "special" item or items you have in that pouch. But one can bet it just might be your go-to stuff. Maybe even that candy bar.
I recognize this belt bag.
Jay
It doesn't look like a big pouch. What are the dimensions?
About 5”x7”. The original was divided inside with different sized shot being separated. I generally carry round ball, wads, and patches in the front section and buckshot in the back. I keep birdshot in a separate bag in my pocket.
Jay
Whatever suits you. I usually lay out what I want in it, then design around my intended contents.
4”x4”
The goal was to keep a primer trickler and a sleeve for a short starter out of my regular pouch.
Loflyr55 makes nice things and has accommodated some pickiness for n my part.
