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I spent the week noodling this plan through and executed this weekend. Saturday, after helping a church member move in the morning, I picked through a pile of rough cut oak and selected a board. I spent the evening planning and sizing it. Today after church, I stopped at Harbor Freight, and...

The challenge is finding actual McCormick decoys! He was so generous with his time and talents that there are so many decoys that are obvious McCormick style, but made by every LI duck hunter of the time! I have a few with his signature, but some that are not signed and may or may not be his.

I think the rail is a better plan. I already have a pr of Eye Bolts that I drilled through the cap and rails that can be utilized to control forward travel, and a pair of clamps can be easily added to keep it from rotating under load. I will post as I pull it together.

As I am getting older, and my circle is getting smaller, I am finding that I need to be more self-sufficient. A couple yrs ago, I invested in the receiver hitch hydraulic lift to pick outboards on and off without a hernia. Now I am noodling out a bed winch set up. Last night I picked up a...

I think we may have corresponded some yrs ago. I have since sold the decoy to a guy in Florida I think, that is a relation, maybe a grandson?

How and Steve and Susan doing? Has he moved the Blackjack into the queue yet? Curious what he will do with that hull.

If the price of the hull is not free, I would pass. It certainly can be fixed, but in solid condition about a $1000 hull. Epoxy, glass and paint will get you close to halfway there.

https://www.gundogsupply.com/fiocchi-12-gauge-poppers.html We would buy poppers by the case for training and tests. Single use though, unless you reload them.

Happened upon these guys....The Dead South Always like some bluegrass

I am very happy with the beavertail blinds. I have one on my Scaup, and Brian has one on his 18fter. I like that it folds to one side, leaving the entire opposite gunnel exposed/free. It comes with a travel cover, but I find it a PITA with frozen fingers and over stuffed blind material at...

Jeff, I have the same experience as you when I lived in Vermont. I was used to having full access up to the seasonal high water mark and similar distance from occupied buildings controls. During duck season, many of the camps/cabins are closed up, and we would/could hunt right out front. John...

Blind laws in Virginia, apply east of Rt 95. And they suck! I live in Northern VA, where we can not hunt within 400yrds of a licensed blind occupied or not. We have riparian and non-riparian rights blinds. As a land owner (riparian) you can license a blind in front of your property. Later...