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The audiologist I use has access to several hearing aid brands. Apparently they all differ in their ability to accentuate different frequencies. I have severe loss at high frequencies. Because of that, the audiologist suggested the ReSound brand. Another advantage to using an audiologist I believe.

Back River Red Leg flyer this month.

Long time hearing aid user here. I would add to Mike's comments that personalized fitting and tuning of the aides is critical. With my most recent pair I returned to the audiologist three or four times for fitting and tuning adjustments after purchase. I can return at any time for more...

I hunted from a curtain blind down near Hatteras many years ago. Cool experience.

They will tan them for you.

Wonderful! Love to see the kids involved. When our son was that age, he and I trapped muskrats for a couple of winters. My wife has beautiful muskrat mittens and earmuffs from USAFoxx as a result.

I've been just making them for friends at this point Anthony.

Thanks. Yes, a mini. About 7" long. Fun to make, but Damn the eyes are small!

Back River Red leg.

And if you're using a tiller outboard, USE YOUR EMERGENCY SHUT OFF SWITCH! If you let go of the tiller at speed for some reason, the motor will snap over and everyone in the boat will likely end up in the water.

Finished my Artic tern. He's mounted on a cherry scallop shell.

Love the flying birds Steve. I'm working on a hovering Arctic tern right now. Recently finished the mallard rig I had been working on for a while.

We run a side-mount on a 20' Old Town W&C Guide when we have a long trip on a lake to go camping. BUT, the canoe is loaded up with gear and two people. It's all about load balance. I would never try and run one with all the weight (motor and helmsman) in the stern.

Thanks for the Head's-up. Ordered a copy through the Museum. I'm looking forward to more ODHA stories.

Cool birds.............

......packbaskets I mean.