The funny thing is, the Minn fishing law book says that the name and address or d/l number “of the owner” should be displayed. Well, the owner and the user could be two different people. So, if the person inside isn’t the person labeled on the outside, what purpose does it serve on the portable shacks?

For the true ‘criminal’, they could just put a deceased persons name on the outside, call them the owner, and still be legal. But they still won’t know who’s inside.

It’s not really that big of a deal…it just has more purpose for permanent (for a few months) shacks than portables. That way if that permanent one starts to sink in Febuary they know whose it is.

Hi Marcus, that sounds like a good idea. I have a 3 ring binder insert that would totally enclose the info. Then all I need to do is string it through the grommet holes on the back straps. The door zippers are both on the ice when closed, but those other holes will work. I’ll give it a try, should be better than what I tried already.
Thanks for the help! With any luck, by the time I figure it out they’ll decide portables don’t need ID on ’em.
(guys on buckets don’t ID their buckets, why pick on the portables…I’ll never figure that one out)

Thanks again guys for the help!
Dan

Sounds like a good idea, but the zip lock baggie wouldn’t be big enuf…up here in Minn they want you to put your name and address or d/l number across in 2″ tall figures. Why, I don’t know. People sittin on a bucket don’t have their name or d/l scrawled across their back, but anyway…

Does fabric glue bond forever, or does it roll off like rubber cement if you take off the signage? I suppose I’m looking for too much to make it removable without damage.
Maybe something magnetic that would stick to metal inside.
Any other ideas out there?? Thanks for the help!