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I seem to remember that Pete McMiller was always big into reloading, especially sub- gauge waterfowl loads. He might have a wealth of information.

I can see that this is an old thread; but if you haven't been using a trailer dolly to move boats around, and then get one, you'll wonder what took you so long to do so. The older you get, the more your body will thank you!! ;)

For all you south of the border Argentina hunters. Finally finished up that Chileo:

All the Best, Dave.

Grits was one of the hosts, but I remember Curt Gowdy as the most popular, host.

Eric, The late, great Billy Koelpin - painter & sculptor. Didn't he do the bronze casting of the hunter & boat in the DHBP logo ? Those paintings left to right are " The Poacher" ; Joe Wooster, depicted during the annual Wood- duck opener up at his place, and "The "Warden." Felt it was...

Don't know how much time I'll get in on painting for the rest of the month, as we have some travelling planned. But I have a gunning Pintail drake and a Chiloe wigeon carved and sitting in the painting studio - the Chiloe on a whim. Haven't done one of them since doing a frond version for John...

I can only speak for my area of the tri-State (OH/IN/KY) along the Ohio River; however, I rarely see a game warden from any of the three states even out driving around, let alone getting checked by one at the ramp or on the water. I'll bet the last time I was checked was close to 10 years before...

But please just tow it behind a real boat with some decoys in it and just use it to paddle around a pond in summer. We don't need to read any more tragic duck hunting stories.

Neat article on Dave. The boat pictured in the opening page of t.he write up is a Brant II that was a fiberglass copy of a Merrymeeting Bay 2 man sculler.

Looks like the very talented Vince Pagliaroli is going to have a one-man show and presentation. Wish I lived close and was able to make it. Well done, Vince. Always a great thing to put waterfowl art and the rich heritage that goes along with it out in front of the general public in venues...