Recent content by Vince Pagliaroli

I agree 100%. It takes very little pressure for waterfowl and most other game to "Wise Up". Each state and province sets their own rules and regs. my 2 cents

the fine print - "the bill does include stronger penalties for hunters trespassing, and require Sunday hunters on private property to carry written permission from the land owner." (the Outdoor News). PA is very strong when it comes to game law enforcement as most PA hunters are well aware. I...

As one ages the dominant Eye Can and Does Change for some of us. I've been left handed and right eye dominant for most of my life (I shoot and fly cast right arm.) Several years ago my right eye was no longer the dominant eye. That was one helluva tough pill to swallow, yet I did and made...

Welcome aboard Lance. Hunting from a duckboat takes the waterfowling experience to a whole new level and perspective. Have Fun and be safe. Best regards Vince

ARIDUCK Fiber Decoys were made in many places including Sharon. PA in the 1980's & 1990's. I would stop in during my long bike rides and check things out and talk with the few folks that worked there. The amount of material that went into making those decoys was impressive. The shop was a very...

Bob, Yer Louisiana style Decoys are wonderful, historic, functional floating sculpture that carries on a fine Waterfowling tradition. Two Thumbs Way Up!! Best regards Vince

AAhhhh what a sight. Made me smile big time. I tip my hat to grand old friends "The Runamuck Crew". God Bless and Keep On Keepin' On. Best regards Vince

New England is the home of the Extra Large, wooden slat, "LOOMER" Canada Goose Decoys over 100 years ago. So This modern goose decoy is right at home. Enjoy it.

The lightest and durable "Walk In Decoys" I have in my wide array of hunting decoys are FOLD UP DECOYS F. U. D. The originals were painted by Adam Grim the winner of the Federal Duck Stamp including this years stamp. I'm uncertain if they are still made but can be found on the internet. The...

RM, In my younger days I wanted to go to Mexico for dove and ducks as I do not like to fly. I have been on hunts where there were lots of birds and shooting lotta days over many weeks. My shoulder can only take so much and yes the gun barrel does get Hot. I despise recoil from lotta shooting...

The shooting school that I practiced for many years was Pigeon hunting in the Summer, Dove hunting September, 1st to the end of the season, as far from social dove shoots as possible. My hunting partners and I hunted as many days a week as possible. These hunts got us very much into shooting...

Bob Thank you for the info. I've gotta go up in the attic today anyway and while there I'll hopefully find that issue among the many boxes of Gray's I've "collected" since issue #1. I very much enjoy rereading the old issues as they are a treasure trove of knowldege and exceptional writing...

I lived in PA, the state of NO Sunday Hunting for 60 1/2 years. Have lived in Western NY, a state that Has Sunday Hunting for 15 years. I'll take the No Sunday hunting anytime for a list of reasons that I shall not get into. Except One. Mondays were always the best days to hunt following a day...

What we write and post on Duckboat.net does not stay here, it is for all the world to read. Our names are provided (thank goodness) therefore we own what we write. First and foremost the site is a learning tool, and a on line Mentor to all not just a certain few. The knowledge provided by this...

Been through this before. Upland hunting should be good. No matter wet or dry we always went west, and to Canada. I'm certain that others on this site did so also. All part of the cycle of Life. Very interesting to read that white geese populations are on decline, and the damage to the breeding...