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Troy, lobster and Bush Beer. Now thats livin. I like the Jessica and Heather, a proper name for a Boat. Is that a Scaup or a BBII? Great looking layout for the smokey water of January. Looks like it works. Great shots Bob

Wendell, you know how I feel. It is about the going! You went! What a day to be on the water with a decoy spread out. The snow, sideways, was the tops. Bob

We had one more chance to say good bye to the ducks today and we took it. It has been a great season putting 3 boys on to ducks in a big way. They have seen the good flights now and each has had his chance to get a bird in a real close, decoyed right on the X, kind of way. Getting them all...

Thats number 2 if it is real. Guess the Cats are looking for an easier meal in the big city of the NE.

The fact that she had the knowledge to understand the essential nature of the beer store to the hunting tradition, was a great start. The fact that she could laugh about the guy pulling her leg all through it was over the top. "Its a Loon." "You dont shoot Loons, do you? Really?"...

Worth, great to hear that about Dave. I am going to take the other line and say you are not going to have to worry one bit about it till you are 91. New guys here are always a good thing. But they have to earn a few things. Take some pictures, write about a hunt or boat or their dog...

Mark, as much as I was laughing reading this at lunch I could not help thinking how much this could be not worth the favor. A PFD would be a place to start. Good God, rock salt, boiling water and chipping out the outer edge of a 20 x 8 foot area of ice that melted last week, and then backing...

Al, there are plenty of guys who look at the day as a loss without a heavy game strap. But getting up and going is the reward. And I am sure the dogs were happy to get a ride in the mule. Bob

Ron, I own an older woodsman that is fun as heck. My buddy has his grandfathers S+W auto target model and it is sweet to shoot at targets w good ammo. I long for an older S+W revolver in 22 but the 700+ price tag is hard to swallow except for the fact they will never go down in price Ill...

Tom I had an SKB O\U that did the same thing on a wood cock. Needless to say the bird fell and so did I. We took it apart and found some shavings from the stock fitting but never ID'd the cause. It did it twice more before I sold it. Miss that gun a lot and would have liked to figure...

Dave you get dad of the year for not quitting. But Brian is the MAN! Tell him John and I said way to go. Bob

Two pieces of ply wood with cross cleats for traction and a set of lines to get the angle right for the hinges in the middle. Maybe a block or two pipes at the bottom of the first board to hold that part out at the bottom like the picture. Lash the top to the hull or a cleat with line. Bob

Carl, cool day. Are those the foam birds you did in the first picture? If so the profile looks good in the morning light. That is becoming the most important part to me these days. Glad to hear the new boat is working. Bob

Jon, two words,,,, Lucky Dog. Enjoy the hunting. And the sights.

Most of the center console fishing boats would be great conversion projects. And in the end I think less total money to finnish if bought right. But you will find that most of them have poorly designed stern setups for cold water winter work. The huge feature that I like about Phils boat...

Great work Boys, with the boats and the camera. River looks like a dog who knows what to do with those geese. Bob

John, cool story. Do you have any pictures? That model 12 is a classic, but the Baker is a real sleeper. Those are cool guns. Enjoy the ride learning about them. Do a bit of searching on the web and you will find a lot. Bob

John, great job getting Ben out. Looks like he saw a few birds and a good boat ride. Cool dog. Bob

Greg, cool dog and boat. What kind of boat is that? Looks like the ducks found Jersey. Bob

What Paul said.. Double. Great job. I expect to see a post on goose jerky or smoked goose soon. What a hunt. Bob