ghg shells

[duckcaller400]

How do you guys store your shells. stacked or put together. Because with the few instructions that came it said not to stack them or the paint could chip.

[RIVER RAT]

Because with the few instructions that came it said not to stack them or the paint could chip.only from ghg. :lol:
i stack mine and no problem yet. i have the hot buys.

[duck-band]

well how else can you put them together i really don't think that you wanna take a bunch of shells and put them in their own bags. either way the paint is going to chip thats just something that you gotta expect.

[duckcaller400]

I also have the hot buys. what I am wondering is how long you have had yours for, and what kind of conditions they have been through

[bird hunter]

i have 2 dozen shells and i just stack them. i have hunted them 2 seasons and the paint is good on them.

[rgfrey]

They are durable. But, with any decoy, if you don't take care of them, the paint is going to chip. I pull the heads off and stack them. The over-size shells are much easier for this due to them having the stud-lock heads, not the twist tabs like the hot buys. If you can afford the over-size, go with them. They look gooood. (Flock the tails if you want too...I did)

[RIVER RAT]

i havnt had any problems with the hot buys so far i used them pretty hard for 1 season.(river with lots of sand) i have broke 1 head but that was really my fault. and yes the heads are not the best set up in the world but i have seen worse.

[HeathCliff]

Stacking them i think is the best way for transportation. Paint chipping is something you need to expect, some brands worse than others. Maybe stacking them and putting them into a decoy bag wouldnt hurt. I have had my shells for 2 years now and hunted them 3 days a week during the season. The paint tends to chip off a little on the sides, but nothing major that a little touch-up paint wont fix. Bottom line...take care of them and they will take care of you!