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Good morning everyone, I'm getting ready to paint a canoe and I'm thinking of using Starcraft camo light brown FME from Lou at Lock Stock and Barrell. Does anyone on here have a boat painted in that color and could you share your picture with me? The color charts show two slightly different...

Hey Steve, Yes, I figured that out after posting the question LOL. Kind of goofy looking in my opinion, but if they are functional then I probably will replace them. I picked up the 14 foot pointed Radisson from a guy down the street for $100 bucks. The sponsons are not attached, but he did...

I agree with Jeff. The weight is a big factor. Lugging my 70lb kayak around is not fun. Recently found a Radisson canoe whos weight is much more to my liking. Having said that. The old Ducker is a classic and would be a hoot to hunt from. Best of luck on your endeavor. Zane

Dani, Great pictures and congratulations on the nice Tom. Zane

Thanks Mike

I'm a used Radisson canoe mainly because of the light weight. Do the foam bumpers on the sides act as structural support? What is their purpose?

I need to stop coming to this forum on my lunch break....ya'll are killing me with the food posts.

Too funny!

Tod, You're making me hungry! The pup is looking good. Zane

Bob, Amazing work. Zane

Tom, We stained/ painted our garage floor about five years ago with a garage floor paint and it has held up fine. We cleaned and applied as the directions stated. My buddy used epoxy with the flakes and it also has held up great and his looks fantastic. Zane

Nice fish Dave.

Neat boat, kind of like a Ducker, looks very stable. I wonder what they consider light weight?

So, Good eating? So they taste like wood ducks or more like mallards? I've never seen one let alone shoot one.

Maybe this will help ease some of the pain. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CXOrlrgbFY

Dani, If you find the picture post it up. I'd like to see it. They are cool looking birds.

Good to hear a success story! Birds every type are having a tough time these days. Like George said....they must be lost. It will be interesting to see how they make out up North.

I'm not really familiar with these birds. Do they have a healthy population?

I found this interesting so thought I would share. https://ebird.org/atlaswi/news/first-confirmation-of-black-bellied-whistling-duck-nesting-in-wisconsin?fbclid=IwAR19IlFErt4PzM-fsx9qZwxtEqtPlZ6omnkVYSoZF25tP-dUqGGza3G5m68