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  4. Eric Patterson

    Speaking of Clothing...

    All Thanks for the sage advice. You've given me some great leads to follow up with. I was expecting someone to recommend the LL Bean Maine Guide sweater but perhaps there are now better choices out there. One thing I will mention is that camo isn't really much of a requirement for a lot of...
  5. Eric Patterson

    Whatcha Listening To?

    This is one time I think my tastes mesh with popular opinion.
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    Jack Sweet - Decoys Unlimited from Erie, PA

    Stephanie I sent you a message...
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    Jack Sweet - Decoys Unlimited from Erie, PA

    Stephanie Thank you. If I run across any for sale or at auction I will definitely let you know.
  8. Eric Patterson

    Jack Sweet - Decoys Unlimited from Erie, PA

    Stephanie Here a few shots of a pair of Jack Sweet canvasbacks and redheads. There is so much to like and appreciate about these decoys in my opinion. They are truly gunners made by folks who cared about their craft.
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  12. Eric Patterson

    BBSB Pond Box Build

    SJ I have no doubt there is a maker of the bits in 5/16" or 3/8". If you have access to a shaper then I'd go that route and never second guess making my own. The cutters will be more than router bits, but someone probably makes a set that isn't that bad. If the shaper has a corrugated knife...
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  14. Eric Patterson

    BBSB Pond Box Build

    SJ I'd rip my own because I enjoy these tasks and having control over the final stock. You can buy router bit sets for such fun and a router table set-up for this operation can be made from scrap plywood sitting on a workbench or saw horses. Add a fence, made from scrap too, and a few feather...
  15. Eric Patterson

    Speaking of Clothing...

    Jeff Temps can be from the sixties to the teens. Humidity is high. Sweating while setting up is always an issue. I typically dress in layers but once it gets in the 30s need something with real insulating properties. Thanks.
  16. Eric Patterson

    waterproofing an old duxback

    Sean Waxing reduces flexibility while making the fabric waterproof. For wax most folks go with either microcrystalline wax, paraffin, or beeswax or some blend and add linseed, mineral, or tung oil, and possibly mineral spirits. The mixtures are endless but for clothing you are trying to keep...
  17. Eric Patterson

    Speaking of Clothing...

    Who makes a wool top capable of keeping you warm in frigid temperatures without space age insulation over the top? I expect it will be Merino wool, but are there any wool tops that teamed with a base layer underneath capable of keeping you warm on late season hunts? I've been wearing hunting...
  18. Eric Patterson

    The Style Book of Serviceable Clothing for Life in the Open

    Steve Thanks. There might be a tie in the other catalogs I just added in the Resources section. I can't remember. But, yes, the brits out-dress (overdress) us in the field. I thought I found a 1933 Drybak catalog on ebay. But when it arrived it was a shitty reprint. I'd be okay if the...
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    Barnegat Bay Sneakbox

    Eric Patterson submitted a new resource: Barnegat Bay Sneakbox - Widgeon by Harry Megargee from Sports Afield Boatbuilding Annual, 1960 Read more about this resource...
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    Barnegat Bay Sneakbox

    Widgeon from Sports Afield Boatbuilding Annual, 1960. Submitted by @Richard Lathrop. Click the orange "Download" button to save the plans in their entirety in pdf format. This is the same Barnegat Bay Sneakbox from Successful Waterfowling by Zack Taylor. A link to those plans are below...
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