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I have been looking into Wetlander as well. Anyone have any experience with Wetlander, especially anyone with experience on how it compares to any of the other similar products out there?

H20 Lodge, Water Lodged (Play off of the word 'Waterlogged')

Steve, you east coast guys find/acquire all the cool boats to do restores on. It would be a dream to find old boats such as the ones you restore here in central Missouri. But that never happens. I always enjoy seeing and living vicariously through your great detailed boat restoration progress...

After reading another post and seeing someone show pics of their setup for camping under their truck topper it got me thinking about doing something like that. But the reason for this post is to inquire from others that have done it as to how they handle a heat source for cold weather? I know...

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I am not a Apple Guru nor do I have an IPad to check if the "Smart Punctuation" setting is there, but try the do the following in the IPad Setting to see if it works at correcting your issue. Go to Settings > General > Keyboard, and then turn off the ?Smart Punctuation? toggle.

Now you have me checking them out. [w00t] People can sure be creative, found tons of interesting ideas here. http://www.elementownersclub.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=20

I've always been skeptical about Inflatable PDFs. I have thought about them because of the freedom (movement) it gives you while wearing them, do I want to trust them enough to guarantee that they will inflate when needed. I think I am leaning more towards the PDF's used by kayakers. They...

If it were me I would go with the Bluebill. I had one in the past and it was a very versatile boat and served me well. Just my opinion.

Billy it is good to see you come to this forum. Lots of people and info here. Not to discourage you but, if you are going for lighter weight I do not think you would gain much in lighter weight than the kara hummers you already construct in wood. I am guessing you will want to put on...

That's interesting about the etching. Did not know that. Thought a well worn band would be a lost cause and I probably would not have sent one in if it was too worn to see. Now I know to send it in anyway to let them try by etching it. That is if I ever get luck to harvest something with a band.

Would something like this work if you added your own stirrup straps to the bottom? http://go-armynavy.com/military-surplus/closeouts/clothing/polartec-classic-200-fleece-bibs.html

This will be one of the most invaluable items on this forum, so yes please pin it or put it some place easily accessible. Great idea and great work. Thanks Dave and Steve.

Always sad to see a forum member pass. Condolences to family and friends.

Here is one I found interesting with a 4,000 lb strength and 1,333 lb load limit with a nice buckle type system for latching to boat. https://www.etrailer.com/Accessories-and-Parts/BoatBuckle/IMF17741.html

Add in some folding decoys and you got a IKEA duck hunting kit. [;)]

Seen that it is back up for sale again. Hope someone could get a hold of this and restore it. Especially someone on here so we can see the progress and final transformation. Too rich for my blood at the moment...

I get Take Em magazine and I like it. There are some nice articles and stories and great pictures in there. The a few of the articles, stories, pictures, etc from the subscribers who are interested in sending in content to help make a good magazine. And No, I am not a part of or have any...

I know, that is what I was thinking. Impresses me on the ingenuity of some of the things from the past. You could have it in an apartment and take to hunting spot in the trunk of a car. No sheds, garages, trailer, etc. Truly portable, compact duck hunting at its finest. Would be cool if...