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Thank you Larry, My Daughter, Son in Law and two little Grandkids evacuated last night to Orlando from Tampa. They are one mile from the bay on one side and a little farther on the other side. Your words mean so much. RVZ

Good morning Eric, Does this jacket have the attached hood? If so, I would like to purchase it. Thanks

I love my vintage Remington 1100 with 30 inch barrel and fixed full choke. It still kills ducks and geese with standard steel loads. And as a bonus, I get to look at natural wood dressing on this piece while sitting in the blind. RVZ

I just received my wing collection envelopes in the mail yesterday and am more than willing to provide the data for the Fish and Wildlife Service. I don't know why I was chosen again this year as it is the fourth year in a row. Have a safe and enjoyable season everyone. RVZ

Good morning Henry, I have an interest in your boat. Could you call me at 574 596 4012. Please leave a message if I don't answer. Thank you RVZ

That's a new one. A crane season in Michigan or Indiana would be helpful. If they open one would you share the recipe? RVZ

You can scull right down the middle of a rafted flock of Ruddies and give them the stanky eye. RVZ

Very interesting thread. I own a LSB sculler purchased from Lou in 1988. We picked it up at his home near Lake St Claire as a kit and assembled it that summer. I believe both Gene Chandler and Chuck Brownewell made molds and produced the first sculler here in Elkhart Indiana. Lou may have been...

Way to go John! Keep the tradition alive and kicking. RVZ

Stay positive and have faith. Keep us posted when you can. RVZ

Graduated in 74. Drinking age in Michigan was 18. If you were tall enough to get your quarter on top of the bar they would serve you. We drank Colt 45 in the winter because it had more alchol content, or so we thought. Kept in the trunk of my 69 Camaro. Mostly didn't freeze. RVZ

Fred, I am in Elkhart Indiana about 3 hours north of you. I have a LSB scull boat I purchased from Lou in 1985. I no longer use it and can make you a great deal. It got many years of use as a sculler, layout boat in open water and as a marsh boat. My first scull in this boat I shot a banded...

That is one nice restoration job. Enjoy. RVZ

Shannon, Not controversial at all. Same thing in Michigan. I started hunting open water many years ago to get away from the crowds and still have virtually no one in my area hunt like I do. The Bass boats are here as long as there is open water. The ducks never get a chance to rest. RVZ

Shannon, Welcome. I hunted Indiana waters in Lake Michigan out of one of those. Great boats. RVZ

Carl, I did this in 1965 with my Grandad on ice fishing poles. I can't offer any advice because I was 10 at the time. But, thanks for the memory. I now have his ice fishing poles and they have been used by 4 generations of ice fishermen. RVZ

Carl, I went on a Grouper charter several years ago out of Indian River. The first one caught, this northern boy lipped it like a largemouth bass. Shredded my thumb. The old boy next to me laughed his ass off. Didn't know they had teeth. RVZ

Zach, I have a Lock Stock and Barrel 16 ft Scull for sale in Indiana. Very similar to the newly produced TDB. I believe it was designed like the Merry Meeting Bay float.

Those nets are awesome. I would put one in the duck boat to retrieve dead ducks in open water. RVZ

Again, if you have a Costco nearby it would be worth it to at least comparison shop their products. There is a lot of markup in the hearing aid world. RVZ