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What kind of containers are you guys using to put your pickers in out in the field?
 
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Pill prescription bottles work well for some as they are large enough to insert a finger with the picker on it. Companies also sell these tiny bottles with screw caps and some come in small pouches so they won't slide out of a shirt pocket or vest.
 
Sandman said:
Pill prescription bottles work well for some as they are large enough to insert a finger with the picker on it. Companies also sell these tiny bottles with screw caps and some come in small pouches so they won't slide out of a shirt pocket or vest.

Yep, pill bottles work for me. When the day comes that I can't fit my finger in because my pickers are too big, then I'll retire. :wink:

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Dear Robber;
I like the plastic 35mm film containers, except they are becoming sort of rare now that 35mm film is slowly going the way of the dinosaurs.
Your friend;
LAMAR
 
:headbang: FILM CONTAINERS ROCK--THEM PILL BOTTLES LEAK SMALL GOLD- :laughing7: tons a au 2 u 2-John
 
Hoser John said:
:headbang: FILM CONTAINERS ROCK--THEM PILL BOTTLES LEAK SMALL GOLD- :laughing7: tons a au 2 u 2-John

It's those darn child proof ones that leak. I get the snap-on style instead. A lot like the film canister's, but clear. :icon_sunny:

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Sandman said:
Pill prescription bottles work well for some as they are large enough to insert a finger with the picker on it. Companies also sell these tiny bottles with screw caps and some come in small pouches so they won't slide out of a shirt pocket or vest.
I have a large quantity of the Coke Bottle Preforms(for Sale)they are expensive to buy in bulk and thats the only way I could find them marketed.I wanted the smaller 4 0z. ones but got the 10 oz.ers.They are great,waterproof(will float if not full of gold),and indestructible(you can drive over one and they wont break!!!)Let me know if you are interested! :icon_thumleft:
 
recent years I've been using diabetic test strip containers. They are about the size of 35 mm film canisters and the top is hinged with a strong thumb tab that works great for one handed opening and closing. I think I wore out the hinge on one in 2 or 3 years use. Film canisters I've had pop open a few times in the pocket (no offense John), but not these. :icon_thumright:
 

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