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I'm in NH and would gladly stow whatever gear you may have to store! Tom USNMCB 74

And as a fellow veteran, I offer barn space or water as required to help any brother I can in the northeast while they are deployed!~

Very nice paint job!!

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Very nice looking Troy!

Call PK Hilliard in Pleasantville !!

Darwinism at it's best. Unfortunately the Mallard is more dominant than the Black duck and you will not change that. Outside of killing off the Mallard you will not be rid of hybrids. The late great biologist from NJ Freddy F educated me on the issue years ago and it still rings true, Tom

Rob. I have been gunning over and with PK Hilliard birds for years and find them to be as good as you can find. He's in Pleasantville Tom

I second the Al Hanson endorsement. I have a 6 month old pup from him that is a pleasure to work with and a well tempered youngster!

You sir appear to be a pompous ass who likes nothing better than to try and belittle anyone who does not follow your profile of a poster! Unless you turn this into pay per view, you will have to accept the lowly trolls that don't conform! There are probably as many lurkers here as regular Todd...

Al, Very nice story and pics! Tom

Al, Great pics as always! Seems like yesterday Piper was this size. I certainly envy your weather! Winters seem longer each year. Sure hope your afib issues are behind you! Take care, Tom

Tony, As a frequent lurker and seldom poster I applaud your post's and look forward to you continued contributions! Tom

As a mostly lurker, my opinion may not mean much but I agree with you 100% and agree that post's either commercial or garage built duckboats are what it is that keeps me coming back. Tom

Very nice bird !

Nice work on the rehab. Consider the short money to replace that rusted axle and bolts. Pity at 75 mph you have an axle fail or the bolts snap. Been there done that. Tom

Al, Great story and pictures as always. Piper is coming along nicely and will get you pics now that the family's back and things are slowing down. Tom

I have for years used a cast muffin pan with scrap copper wire for hooks embedded in the lead and fill according to the weight I'm looking for. Tom

Awesome story and great job bringing the kids along! Congrats on his first Duck!

And each piece in a lunch box,,,,,,,