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You can bend 1/4 or 3/8 plywood in one direction fairly easily. Attach your plywood to part of your frame that is perpendicular to the direction of the bend you want to make in the piece. Cover all of the the outside of the plywood with a piece of cotton rag or terrycloth and pour hot water...

Mike: I saw the posts on the board that said you were getting some work done. Glad to see you are mending and in good spirits. Maybe a few Maple syrup shooters would help you along.

This is a pictire taken in the city of Fredericton during the recent flood on the St John river in NB. I don't know who the photographer was, but they took a great shot. This was one of the signs that greeted visitors to Fredericton's downtown recently. This is the entrance to the Lord...

Blind Close up of the saltwater blind - interior -

If you want measurements, materials list, and detailed pics, let me know and I will round them up. Whistler hunting - same blind ~ same point in December Sunrise on a cold December morning - just before we start breaking ice to get the decoys out

Same blind & beach - using winter camo Looking in the Bay - blind in winter camo against the background and rocks

Same blind & beach - behind the blind Same blind material - hunting the badlands for Geese

Those pics are from Miramichi Bay in early November a few years back. We can drive the trucks on the shale beach at low tide or carry the blind, five pieces, from the end of the road across the beach, its is about 100 yards. Takes about 2 minutes to put togeather and 3 more to cover with two...

Stlii getting the hand of posting pics. Thanks for the feedback. I had to rename (shorten & simplify) my pictures. Eider & Bills on a little Northeaster Bluebills on a calmer day

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Kirk: Great setup for moving two boats at once. Your fully outfitted 14' with the spray shield is a great looking craft.

I am still getting the hang of submitting pics. Here are the pics of Eider and Bluebill shooting in Miramichi Bay. Eiders and Bluebills [inline J&MRoughday2.JPG] Just Bulebills [inline Jj&mnd3.JPG]

Shermie: The blues are a good bird if you soak (covered) them in salted water for about 12-24 hours before you cook them. A friends Grandmother showed me the process. They lived on Wasdamoak Lake, part of the St John river system and she had cooked a lot of them over the years. We sometimes...

Lou & Shermie: Here are the pics of layout hunting for Bluebills in Miramichi Bay. Pic 1 Pic 2

Lou & Shermie: It is good to be back. The picture I tried to add did not work so here is another. The picture is layout hunting for Bluebills in Miramichi bay. All the best from Alexanderbay station

This is a test to see if I can post a message and picture in the forum. I also wanted to take this opportunity to introduce myself to the members. My name Is Jamie Best and I live in Miramichi, New Brunswick, Canada. I have been hunting, fishing, and boatbuilding for more than 35 years. You...