What is the best source for the boxes,want to use them for cubbies for 120 body grips..Thanks in advance

Knowing someone that has access to them or you can buy them, they’re right around $30 each.

I have a few laying around work but not in any kind of numbers. You could check with your local paper if you have one.

If you live near a Sam's, Cosco, WalMart, or large grocer with a bakery, they often have small buckets that icing comes in, as well as 5-gal buckets of the same. They already smell good. I used to get them for free at a chair grocery where I shopped. Not the same as newspaper boxes but 160s work well in them for coons on the ground.

Would those hollow composite railing post work for you? Check them out.

I have some 6 in pvc that I could use but the plastic boxes stack inside each other and saves space

I have #10 food cans but they don’t stack at all

I have a glut of them and most I have picked up out of the ditch in the spring after the plows have ripped them off.

This is how I collected the ones I used. You can Google Motor Route Tubes also.

Meyer's plastics in Washington. I think about $4 each, but shipping is a killer. All said and done with hanging bracket $10 each.

Square Milk and ice tea jugs can work if you secure them well on the bottom of the jugs. Not sure of your intended use for what animals. Light weight and stackable when the bottoms are cut off.

Cletis, I use Continental Products for the route boxes. There are different sizes and colors. Hope this helps. There number is 1-800-325-0216

I also bought them from Continental Products, but not recently. They had two different sizes, a small one that works for regular #120s and a larger size that works for Belisle. They sold them by the dozen.

Jim

Thanks guys ......going to set a few for stinkers...have seen a few with wide stripes , some almost white...the 120 Belisle reportly kills without spraying

Plus the essence is welcomed for my bait and lures