They work great for bagging leaves and grass clippings

Sent beaver to Groney one year in NAFA bags, I'm sure they had the same response.

Yup. Collectors item. I can put it in the same box as my "Maas &Steffen' shipping tags from the 50s

The real collector items will be fur bags that say Hudson Bay, nafa’s Predecessor.

I have some UN-used one's from the last time I shipped, and I'll be "that guy" who will stash them away for my future generations to look at.

Threw mine directly in the trash as soon as I got home.

Seems like a waste of something that has other uses besides shipping fur. IMO

Use them to repair my archery target when the cover exterior needs replaced

I have used them many times for selling Goldenseal root. Problem with those bags was, you didn't want to fill one much past half full. I generally put 4 of my smaller bags into the bigger NAFA bags. The smaller bag full was 25 pounds, so you would have a 100 pounds in a big bag. That is really about all you need in a bag. Anything over that got to be kinda hard to handle.

Use them for bagging fur out on the line,and bagging boned out meat in the bush.keeps it clean for transporting.Always keep a couple in the kill pack when hunting.