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I dont know if any one else has tried this but it is the handiest tool to come along and use for duck hunting in a long time. It is a bilge pump mounted on a stick operated by a 12 volt cordless tool battery. I've used mine to pump out pits and boats and then attached a small length of hose to...

Oh thats just great, I promised it to Thibodeaux .

Here is one of my boats I made in 1990-91. It started life as a Gardner designed Canadian light bateau. It was lost for a whole year in the timber due to high water When i found the boat it had some damage to the sheer line so i cut it down to 10 inches and turned it into a really big pirogue...

my leases in SWLA are bone dry

not a boat . that pic above is in 1 inch of sheetwater. I pull it behind me while wading, put me shotgun and blind bag in there that's about it.

that bump of raffia grass where my feet are is a dog blind i was repositioning. Not usually there.

hunted out of my Sanford box yesterday .

i found a couple this summer and used old fireman's pike poles with the head cut off and the duckbill added. I have a couple fireman buddies that keep me in good supply.

That should fix the problem

Anthony, is that one of Diane's spray dodgers? Could you explain the way you have it rigged up? I have an original Momarsh Fatboy that i was going to rig the same wayThanks

cant have too many canoes

Speck coming off the bench .White cedar and oils.

Is he a DU green wing member yet?

Hi Steve, the epoxy is from u. s. composites . Its the 3 to one mix with medium hardener. The cloth is a 1208 biaxial which has a cloth and mat bonded together as one piece. Ive been using it quite often and am pleased with the results. Its good for repairs as well.

some more herters rehabbed and glassed the freighter.

Working on some 72s and some decoys unlimited field decoys . Most of the birds are done as a favor for a hunting buddy. on the bench is my paint wheel that acts as a lazy susan so i don't have to get up and move birds around. That's Ranger keeping me company.

Glass the boat without the keel in place. Attach the keel with fasteners from inside. Use a bedding compound as well. I would double the layer of glass in this area as it takes most of the abuse. On top of that keel use brass or aluminum half round. High density polyethylene is a third choice.

i can send them to you message me your contact info

Seems like if one guy in your crew has a 3 bird license , it's an insurance policy against an oops bird. In the old point system there was a lot of reshuffling the deck. I'm not advocating doing that but just trying to expose some potential flaws.