Bow Hunting Equipment Storage

I just got a new house and am trying to organize all of my hunting stuff. I just wondering if anybody has an innovative ideas on storing their hunting equipment, built-in ect. Post pictures.

 

lets see... tree stand on hook in garage, camo in air tight plastic bin in attic of garage... rest don't get stored as I use it year round

 

I live in an apartment so I have limited room but I use those Rubbermaid storage containers. I think they are like 32 and 40 gallon. I even use one of them to store my camo in. It works out nice because it go's in the back of the truck when going hunting. I usually throw in a pine branch or scent wafer in their to keep them scent free and smelling like the woods I hunt. The other one is gloves, hats, lantern, bow gear, and any other hunting gear.

 

I just threw my stuff in plastic grocery bags since I gave away my old scent free bag to my sister since she's just starting out. But I got a hs scent free bag that I'm going to put to use when I wash my clothes and I'm going to throw some activated carbon in there. I usually just put it in a corner or a closet until season comes. It's right around the corner so I'm going to get ready next month.

 

I use rubbermaid totes as well. Easy to stack and keep out of the way.

 

I also use Totes, shoe boxes for small things. A good way to organize smaller things yet is like a tacklebox.

 

Mostly totes, I've got a clear one for junk. My camo is vacuum sealed and stored in a big tote. All in my basement on shelving.

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^THIS^ Also, when our home is built, I will have a Man Cave/Office and a lot of it will be displayed.

 

Complete warm weather leafy suit is each container , pants , jacket , scent liners , socks , gloves ... also store all cold weather hunting clothes in containers ...

 

Rubbermaid totes for me as well! I am building a new house with a garage and will be adding all kinds of storage space (or I'd like to think so anyway)

 

Was wondering if those totes have the seal or if they are good as is without it? I have heard both ways will work but not sure since we have dogs and a cat.

Thanks

 

I bought 8 air tight / water tight heavy duty storage trunks made by Iris. They are expensive but I found a screaming deal on them and ordered them all at the same time.

Home Depot & Remington has a deal with Iris. They are exactly the same containers in different colors.

 

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Sterilite-Footlocker/16415912

this. hold all my camo for deer and duck hunting except my waders and my hunting backpack. i do roll my clothes up so it is packed tight put it holds everything i need except my weapons. its pretty big. just throw it in the truck when im ready to go and grab my bow.

 

I use the xl zip lock bags http://www.walmart.com/ip/Ziploc-Heavy-Duty-XL-Big-Bags-4-ct/14089250, and squeeze all the air out and a dirt wafer and then into Rubbermaid totes.

 

i use the 40 gallon totes with wheels for easy load into the truck. i keep a box of baking soda with a sock over it in there in the off season. has been working great the past 6 years ive had

 

I have several totes that hold all my gear. One big one for out layers, one for inner layers, one for a couple pairs of boots and one that holds all of my odds and ends. Nice, neat and stackable.