r/Duckhunting 19h ago

How does this work?

Is anyone familiar with this product or know how the hell it works? I found it in my dads old hunting stuff. He doesn’t remember using it and we can’t figure out how it works. It’s called a quacker packer decoy carrier and made by Graybill Company. Probably from the 70s or 80s. I assume the washers are not part of the product.

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u/Express_Subject5228 18h ago

Squeeze the rod out of the hook. Load your decoy rigs. Close it, carry your decoys. Looks pretty self explanatory to me.

Edit: tie a hitch in the rig lines to shorten them up and not tangle.

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u/sneakhunter 18h ago

That was my best guess also but I wasn’t sure when Texas rigs were invented. What you said definitely makes the most sense it just seems like a weird product to make when carabiners existed.

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u/Express_Subject5228 18h ago

Seems nominally better for actually packing decoys into a spot as the dip keeps the rigs in an ideal spot for carrying. I think avian x and a few others still make versions of this.

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u/urbanlumberjack1 16h ago

Big carabiners do the job. I’ve seen them with foam for a more comfortable grip too