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Would this work? https://www.amazon.com/...663172002&sr=8-5 https://seatosummit.com/products/side-release-field-repair-replacement-buckle

Speaking of King Eiders... This is one way to harvest a lot of King Eiders. Saw this last week on Deadliest Catch. Craziest thing I ever saw pertaining to ducks. https://youtu.be/RheuCb9q3Sk

I watch all of Lou's stuff, he has 2 channels. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClPa3pmqKwApysaYi7B7Nlg/videos https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwAi6caIIa4gXabQkQ0iJ0Q/video

I have heard the same.

If using a boat you might even be able to create some sort of rod holder that you could then put the end of the PVC in that would extend the decoys outside the gunnels for transport. Thus leaving more room inside the boat. Just something that I was thinking about when I first saw the Hilrod...

Looks like that plan might work. If you do build it make sure you come back and update how you did with pics. I am sure there are others that might like to know if it works out for you.

I have thought about trying to do a DIY version of this https://fnsproducts.com/products/hilrod-shallow-water for my texas rigged 3' lines. Here are some videos on it https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRcQsSJ-eZMuHhNE64z-uOA/videos You might be able to do it for 6' lines.

Outstanding video. I am enjoy seeing what you do for the sport of waterfowling each day. Thanks for sharing everything you do on this forum. You are an inspiration to us all.

They would make a lot of poop, but I bet the 19 paychecks from these pups more than make up for it. [;)]

Dani you might try this with the legs. Posted it before. I have not tried it but will some day. If you do try it please post your results or review. https://youtu.be/U8PWBCo9AtY

Speaking of pheasant legs..... I saw this YouTube video of pheasant leg confit that might be the perfect way to cook them. I follow Scott Rea's YouTube Channel because he has so many informative videos about wild game butchering and cooking. I suggest you all follow him also. Lots of good...

Funny you said that.... Reminded me of my two chesapeakes (RIP). One was an excellent swimmer and the other, well...... Here is an example of the two. Got to watch until towards the end. LOL https://youtu.be/hWiUJ565ceo

See if this video will work. https://www.tiktok.com/@therealrhettbutler/video/6920730156340497670?lang=en&is_copy_url=0&is_from_webapp=v2&sender_device=pc&sender_web_id=6924322308702930438 Basically they take a trailer jackstand, modify the stand by adding to it the tube from a ball hitch...

I agree

I found something interesting on Facebook that looked like a great idea on trailers that are hauling a lighter load. No extra jacks to bring and just some minor modifications to the trailer itself. https://www.facebook.com/ron.dart1/videos/10216104192032357/

Sounds like you are possibly wanting a Kara or Kara Robber based on your description. It is very low profile, hides well, and very stable. can be poled, paddled, or use trolling motor if you put a motor mount on it. The Kara Robber is around the size you are wanting but the Kara is just a few...

I belong to many boat building and Duck Boat Facebook Groups. Occasionally someone on those groups will have questions about duck boats or building duck boats so I send them this way.

Anyone have an idea of who made this boat? Looked through all the Duck Boat Specs forum page and could not find one like it.

I'm sure to are familiar with North American Pudelpointer Breeders Alliance. But go here and you will find Breeders close to you to contact that may be able to help you or point you in the right direction. http://pudelpointer.net/breeders.html

I would think this hedge trimmer in your arsenal would be a good addition to gather blind material whether before the hunt or during the hunt...