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Congratulations to Pat, his decoys are amazing.

I’ve been shooting a BPS 10 gauge since about 1990. 28 inch barrel and either the IC or Mod choke with steel #2 for sea ducks such as scoter and B.B. or BBB for geese. The 10 gauge is the real deal for geese using steel and recoil is not bad at all. Skip the 26 and look for a 28 inch barrel...

Congratulations, he’s a fine looking pup.

We’ve had great camping trips along the Maine coast. Three campgrounds I like are Winslow Park and Campground, near Freeport (right on Casio Bay). Bass Harbor Campground near Acadia National Park (and Maine Maritime Museum). Gray’s Homestead Ocean Campground near Boothbay Harbor. Lots of...

Another great show and congrats to the carvers.

Another beautiful job Steve, I spoke to your old friend a few times this week and he’s really looking forward to this year’s show, see you Saturday.

It's the Boatshop at the Long Island Maritime Museum where I volunteer some of my time.

Spent some time on the bench this morning.

We used to use galvanized chain, usually 4 large links on our broadbill stool when layout shooting. We didn’t wrap our lines (1/4 inch Manila) we used round lead weights over the head and stacked the in the boat.

Very interesting thread Dave. I’m looking forward to seeing your project to completion.

Steve, I’m only a couple years younger than you and I’ll give John a call about next weekend.

I remember looking through those catalogs at my grandparents. As a kid that liked the outdoors, it was better than looking through an old Sears wish book catalog.

Looks like you had a good season, thanks for sharing those great photos.

Steve- after seeing the Brant you did at Cedar Beach and now providing a tutorial I guess I really need to do some of these birds. Thanks!

A true classic duck gun, good luck shooting next season.

Great photo of that bird!

Very nice bird!

While you’re thinking about 3 1/2 inch shells I break out my10 gauge.

Amen, thank you Rev. Larry.

What a great day and it’s something you’ll never forget. Hopefully it is the first of many great days to come.