Upland hunting means covering ground, and every ounce you carry matters. The Single Paracord Upland Bird Carrier / Tote from Chambless Game Totes is a light, simple upland bird carrier with eight paracord drop lines and solid brass hardware, sized for quail, dove, pheasant, grouse and partridge.
What this upland bird tote is
This carrier is a single cluster of eight paracord drop lines gathered on a 1/2-inch solid brass snap ring. Each drop line has its own solid brass cinch ring to hold birds. There is no wide strap or bulky pouch, which keeps it compact and light enough to carry all day.
According to Chambless, the carrier will tote from 8 to 40 birds, with each drop holding one to five birds depending on their size.
Key features of the paracord upland bird carrier
- 1/2-inch solid brass snap ring that the drops hang from.
- Eight paracord drop lines.
- Solid brass cinch ring on each drop line.
- Carries 8 to 40 birds, with one to five birds per drop.
- Made for quail, dove, pheasant, grouse or partridge.
- Paracord in Coyote Tan or Olive Drab.
Which upland birds it suits
The one-to-five-birds-per-drop range covers a lot of ground. Small birds like quail and dove can stack several to a drop, while larger birds like pheasant and grouse take up more room on each line. That flexibility makes it a practical all-season carrier for hunters who chase several species.
If you mainly hunt dove and want a carrier with a leather shoulder strap and more drops, look at the Wray Dove Carrier / Tote. For waterfowl, the paracord Single Paracord Duck Carrier / Tote is another option. You can compare every style in our game totes collection.
How to use an upland bird carrier
- Clip it where you want it. The solid brass snap ring lets you clip the carrier to your gear, so birds hang outside your vest instead of inside a game bag.
- Slip and cinch. Put the bird's head or feet through a drop line and slide the brass cinch ring down until it holds.
- Let birds cool. Hanging birds on open paracord lines lets air circulate around them, which many hunters prefer over a closed game pouch, especially in warm weather.
- Hand off easily. Unclip the whole cluster at the truck or to pass birds to a hunting partner.
Because the drops are separate lines rather than one pouch, birds stay spread out and are easy to count as the day goes on. The low weight of the single paracord upland tote means you hardly notice it until it starts filling up.
Gift ideas and care tips
Because it is compact, the upland carrier makes an easy gift for quail and pheasant hunters, or a stocking stuffer before the season opens. Care is simple: rinse the paracord with water to remove blood and feathers, then hang it to dry. Wipe the brass hardware dry so grit does not build up around the snap ring.
Pairs well with
Bird dog owners can pair this carrier with the Durham Dog Training Flank Collar or a Leather Dog Leash from our leather accessories collection.
Frequently asked questions
How many birds will this upland bird carrier hold?
It will tote from 8 to 40 birds. Each of the eight drops holds one to five birds.
Which birds is it designed for?
It is described as great for quail, dove, pheasant, grouse or partridge.
What colors are available?
The paracord upland tote is available in Coyote Tan or Olive Drab.
Lighten your load this season with the Chambless paracord upland bird carrier in Coyote Tan or Olive Drab. Find more hunting articles on our blog. Questions? Contact us.