Search results

The whole family got our trapping licenses this year, and since you have to be 12 to hunt in CT, but there's no minimum age for trapping (basically 10 to get the license), we took took the opportunity to get the girls out in the field doing something new for all of us. Rose will be 12 during...

They seem too expensive to me. I've have the big birds standing on the end of my layout blind during early goose here. Could have clobbered them with my stock if they were open for firearms. That being said, if you only fire off one or two shots a year, maybe it's worth it. I just stuff the...

Very curious on these as mine 1600g cabelas have a leak. Where do they define what's stout vs regular?

I think the folks who originally bought them finally are aging out of them, or the fact that most of the duckwranglers are 20 years old and it's time to fix things

Unless you're in Nova Scotia... or so I hear

I've hunted in Mike SIDs rich built/sold duck invader 13 and it certainly hides better than my duck wrangler 15. I wouldn't want to hunt 2 with it all the time, it's low seating. Personally the DW15 is kind of a "best of both worlds" boat for my crew. It seats 3 with the blind up, though snug...

Looks wonderful Brad! What boat are you running in these photos?

Isn't that thing like .19" aluminum? The floor bounces on my glass duck wrangler in the wake but with aluminum I'm kind of surprised. Now my raddison, sure. Agree with Carls question

Steve, I have a Duckwrangler 15 with a hydraulic jack plate and it's great with my Suzuki DF40 mounted to it. Can get very skinny with it. Highly recommended. Mike-SID has one on his duck invader 13, not to speak for him but I think he has the same opinion. It will mount in the existing...

This is what I use. After a half day they complain their ears hurt from the muffs, but not sure I wouldn't be doing the same if I had them on

This. I have a Garmin echomap 64 on my duck wrangler loaded with the blue water charts (ocean and rivers). I always scout new spots slowly, and am very very cautious about going into the big rivers after large rain storms with all the logs and lord knows what else gets picked up and relocated...

I too use the no fan peet dryer in my basement with the dehumidifier running most of the year. Always dries overnight. Two extensions on them so they hang right. It's the double set, so I can do two pairs at once

Have you thought about a hydraulic jack plate? Also a Chart plotter would be nice. I assume you're hitting real hard objects to wreck your LU. A plotter would help you see them before you slam them

If it's any consolation I switched to boss when it was the same price as steel (2020), funny now how much it's gone up. I shoot the 2, 3, 4, 5, and 3/5 duplex. I ALWAYS use a Carlsons cremator LR choke and have noticed a dramatic improvement. Most of my shots are also 40 yards and under

I too will add photos and specs for the duck wrangler 15 when I can get all of the junk out of it!