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The ULTIMATE Goose Trailer: How To Set Up A Hunting Trailer!!!
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- We have been goose hunting with this decoy trailer for four years. Constantly changing the design and tweaking how we have it set up. Now it's exactly how we want it and what I would consider the Ultimate Goose Trailer! I hope this video helps inspire your Goose Hunting Trailer or hunting trailer and gives you some enclosed trailer layout ideas.
In this video, I go over all the modifications we did to the inside and outside of this enclosed 12-foot cargo trailer. I cover why we made all the modifications and how this trailer helps us be a little more successful throughout the waterfowl season. We primarily use this trailer for hunting fields, but it's also a comfortable camping trailer as well.
Exterior Trailer Modifications: Flood Lights, Trailer Locks, Generator Rack, Rhino Lining. Door Set Up and Maintenance.
Interior Trailer Modifications: Electrical Outlets, Battery Charging System, Interior Bar Lights, Carpeting (Insulation), table for cooking and cleaning, Custom Cabinet System, Rubber Flooring, Cargo Net Organizer, Trash Bin Decoy Wall, Peg Board Hanger. Door Alarm.
Organization of Trailer:
Cabinet - Motion Stands, Mojo Flags, Mojo Batteries, Batteries, UV Spray, Extra Blind Bag, Calls, etc.
Front of the Cargo Net - Layout Blinds, Socks, Decoy Stands, Decoy Stakes, Flags, Tools, Snow Shovels, Snow Brooms, Dog Blinds, Easy Access Decoys.
Back of Cargo Net - Slotted Decoy Bags, Full Body Goose Decoys, Shell Decoys.
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:15 Trailer Type Selection
1:13 Exterior Rhino Linning
1:35 Exterior Flood Lights
2:20 Trailer Locks
2:45 Generator Rack
3:00 Generator System
3:25 Trailer Doors
3:35 Interior
4:00 Insulation - Camping Setup
4:27 Table
5:15 Ventilation
5:27 Cabinet
6:27 Charging and Electrical System
7:24 Rubber Flooring
8:00 Cargo Net Organization
9:53 Garbage Can Decoy Wall
10:43 Peg Board
11:05 Door Locks
11:25 Door Alarms
11:55 Door Wire Setup
12:50 Door Maintainance
13:40 Organization (Front) - Loading the Trailer
15:25 Dog Blind
16:04 Organization (Back) - Loading the Trailer
17:25 Closing the Door
If you have any questions I will be happy to answer them in the comments below :)
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Nice explanation and build!
Thanks!
Great ideas, i just purchased my first goose trailer. This will be very helpfull. Thanks
Great to hear George! Have fun with your build :)
Awesome video great explanation on trailer build
Thanks 👍
Your camera guy is 🔥
He is also extremely good looking and talented lol
It's the little things that only experience teaches someone that makes all the difference. Consistent organization being the crucial part. Not only do you know it always fit, but you also notice if something is missing. Loading and keeping track of that many decoys is a bit chaotic I noticed last season. Even when everyone is helping pack up, you're less likely to leave a bag of decoys sitting on the field edge and drive away. Nice job man.
Thanks it is finally where I wanted so I figured a video would be warranted :)
Love these type of videos, I got stationed here In Colorado Springs on the front range been trying to accumulate my waterfowl gear. Love your channel watch all the vids
Thanks Ethan! Appreciate the feedback :)
Very nice! Hope it's ready to go! 🤘🏻
It’s always ready 👊
Very nice setup, working on my own now! How/what did you do to insulate it?
Spray insulation
@@HoltzOutdoors I figured. What kind of carpet? Awesome idea man
@@jeremymills6206 just standard carpet
How many dozen are you running per hunt?
Depends mostly smaller spreads 10-20 doz
Why not just use a battery to run your lights? Simpler than a generator. Generator on the trailer tongue wii get lots of mud on it in field from truck/atv tires.
A battery wouldn’t run the charging system I mentioned or the outlets in the trailer for a heater etc also the generator can run more lights and more power to the lights :) since the generator is on the middle of the tongue of the trailer it doesn’t get any mud, it’s between the tires…I can’t say the same about the front of the trailer lol