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Mud River Magnum Feed and Retrieve Food Bucket
$64.00
The Magnum Feed & Retrieve Bucket is the ideal solution for dog food transportation and storage at home or during hunting travels. Constructed with a moisture proof, ripstop nylon and a durable molded bottom to handle the rigors of travel. A generous 50 cup capacity ensures plenty of storage...
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The Magnum Feed & Retrieve Bucket is the ideal solution for dog food transportation and storage at home or during hunting travels. Constructed with a moisture proof, ripstop nylon and a durable molded bottom to handle the rigors of travel. A generous 50 cup capacity ensures plenty of storage for most any length of trip. A zippered top compartment is designed to store dog bowls and accessories. Cinch straps on the side allow for collapsing the bucket down as the food supply diminishes. Available in green or orange color options.
Features:
- Ripstop Nylon Construction
- Cinch Straps make Bucket Collapsible
- Zippered Top Compartment for Dog Bowl Storage
- Molded Bottom
- Web Carry Straps
- Capacity: 50 Cups Dry Food / 6.25 Gallons
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