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<blockquote data-quote="Trapper62" data-source="post: 112768" data-attributes="member: 516">I just purchased a 5'x10' v-nose Interstate trailer that is 10' on the side wall and an additional 19&quot; in the V portion, I know it isn't very big but it is new and got a good deal on it, I purchased it to use mainly as a decoy trailer.&nbsp; Anyone have any pictures of what they have done to theirs or ideas / suggestions on what is beneficial and what isn't.&nbsp; It has a ramp back door and a side access door.&nbsp; Basically want to haul duck and goose decoys as well as waders, blinds, shells, guns, etc.Was thinking the front V portion for guns, shells, waders with maybe a partition just behind the front access that will hold duck decoys (mainly floaters) and then use the remaining portion for goose decoys.&nbsp; Would it be beneficial to add light bars on the outside for early morning set up or not?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trapper62, post: 112768, member: 516"] [COLOR=#000000][FONT=PerpetuaTitlingMT]I just purchased a 5'x10' v-nose Interstate trailer that is 10' on the side wall and an additional 19" in the V portion, I know it isn't very big but it is new and got a good deal on it, I purchased it to use mainly as a decoy trailer. Anyone have any pictures of what they have done to theirs or ideas / suggestions on what is beneficial and what isn't. It has a ramp back door and a side access door. Basically want to haul duck and goose decoys as well as waders, blinds, shells, guns, etc.[/FONT][/COLOR] [COLOR=#000000][FONT=PerpetuaTitlingMT]Was thinking the front V portion for guns, shells, waders with maybe a partition just behind the front access that will hold duck decoys (mainly floaters) and then use the remaining portion for goose decoys. Would it be beneficial to add light bars on the outside for early morning set up or not?[/FONT][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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