http://crawfishtables.net/

Anyone have experience using these? Saw them at Buc-ees. Do they last?

I've been to some parties/functions that had these. They were nice.

They are plastic so I imagine like any plastic product you just need to be careful about storing it as not to crack or break it...

No experience with them. But looking at the website I question the durability. Academy sells this for $99.

https://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/academy-sports-outdoors-4-ft-round-folding-cookout-table#repChildCatid=3973150

It looks more sturdy than the other one and you have a retail store with great customer service should it break.

AgySkeet06 said:

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I've been to some parties/functions that had these. They were nice.

They are plastic so I imagine like any plastic product you just need to be careful about storing it as not to crack or break it...

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This. They are nice to have and help keep things "tidy".

Academy sells them as well, if you want to shop around a little.

Table covered with a couple layers of newspaper and some aluminum foil baking trays work too

No reason to get all fancy with it

Corps_Ag12 said:

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Table covered with a couple layers of newspaper and some aluminum foil baking trays work too

No reason to get all fancy with it

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Yep. Don't really see the need to a "uni-tasker" like this.

Yes had crawfish off of them this weekend...only drawback is the trashcan needs to raised up ...they worked great even though they were a little low.

Corps_Ag12 said:

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Table covered with a couple layers of newspaper and some aluminum foil baking trays work too

No reason to get all fancy with it

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Yeah this really looks like a solution looking for a problem.

Corps_Ag12 said:

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Table covered with a couple layers of newspaper and some aluminum foil baking trays work too

No reason to get all fancy with it

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You mean you don't want to have to deal with storing something you are going to use 1 or 2 times a year?

Duncan Idaho said:

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Corps_Ag12 said:

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Table covered with a couple layers of newspaper and some aluminum foil baking trays work too

No reason to get all fancy with it

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You mean you don't want to have to deal with storing something you are going to use 1 or 2 times a year?

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You mean you LOLpoorz don't have massive storage space in your McMansion?

Am I the only one, thinking of the academic side of the OB when dealing with wildlife, opened this thread looking for data tables on migration, birth rate, and school sizes of crawfish?

Looks like one more thing I have to wash when I'm hungover.

Make it so you can flip it over on the trashcan, put a cover over the hole, and use it for a 42 table, and you might have a winner.

Cool idea, but not for $90

Someone should tell the RTIC guys about this so they can make one and sell it for 50% of brand Y, P, ??

I made one a while back out of a sheet of cheap plywood, 3-2x4s and some saw horses I already had.

Cut a hole in the center a little smaller in diameter than the size of a big trash can and screwed the 2x's around the perimeter to add rigidity and create a lip so things wouldn't roll off. I then covered it with a thin plastic sheet and newspaper and everyone went to town. Cost me about $20 and had space for about 10-15 people.

All the trash got pushed or thrown in the center and the can could be slid out from underneath for bag changes. When we were finished I repurposed the wood for something else. No longterm storage required.

Of course, we were there to drink, eat a metric crap ton of mud bugs and celebrate the 1st year of my firstborn son with raucous merriment. Not sit around some overpriced card table like a bunch of dandies sipping mimosas after tennis lessons.

YMMV.

Don't use the plastic sheeting, a nice thick coat of epoxy will seal that bad boy up. Then just hose it off when you're done and put it away.

Nah, Flex Seal.

Then I can slap a fan on that bad boy and go touring the everglades on my plywood boat. If it'll work for a screen door, my mud bug table oughta be ideal.