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Tim- Thanks for posting the update. I was on the site last night checking on the status of the feather stamping video. Glad to know that I will have something educational to watch tonight that is decoy related. Appreciate what you guys are doing with the site. Chad

YashO I am still planning on making it to the get together. I have the new boat and new layout that I can bring down for folks to see. When you have a chance, shoot me a PM with the location. Thanks for putting this together and staying on top of it. Chad

Jode- That Canvasback is fantastic! As much as it means now, I am sure that decoy will mean even more in years to come. Chad

Mike- I have never heard of it. Perhaps some latex in the rubber strands or any chance it has something to do with a broken tooth? Chad A

Tom M- Great looking Pintails. Tom Barb- I really like what you did with that GWT. Really nice looking bird! Chad

Tom- That is one fine Ginger. Is your process proprietary? That sounds pretty involved but would also seem to be a good way to knock out 40 or more decoys relatively quick. Then of course there is the time for painting. Chad A

Just had to respond on the notion that The 10-Minute Retriever encouraged or stood behind the use of ratguns, slingshots, etc. I have no "dog" in the argument of whose method is best. I will say that this book is well written and useful. On page 180 of the book, John Dahl begins writing...

But the angel said to the women, "Don not be afraid, for I know that you seek Jesus who was crucified. He is not here, for He has risen, as He said." Christ has risen, so that all may know Him and be saved. Happy Easter. Chad

I have had great performance from the Ridgid 6" jointer available at Home Depot. I have had mine for over 12 years and have never been disappointed with it. http://t.homedepot.com/p/RIDGID-6-Amp-6-1-8-in-Corded-Jointer-Planer-JP0610/202269174 There are some reviews on YouTube that speak...

Tom- Nice job on that Shovelor. Chad

Pat- I won't be able to make it either, but would love to see the feather stamping and Geoff Vine's presentation on traditional decoy bodies. Would love to come out, but that is a long drive for me right now. Chad

Mike- there were some absolutely stunning photos in your albums. The brown bear was awesome and some of those caribou were huge (at least by my non-big game hunting standards). Your decoys are also beautiful. I am really glad that you shared your site. Just absolutely stunning countryside...

I have no personal experience with this, but my understanding is that Aluminum and pressure treated wood do not mix. I know there is a chemical reaction between the two that causes the aluminum to decay. I do not know how long it would take to eat away the aluminum and I believe that exposure...

Pat- You just evoked some fine memories of a hunt last year. That is a very special area that you have and hunt. I have also had a craving for some fried Bluegill recently too. Chad

Kristan- Funny you should mention the goose. My supervisor came to me with a story the other day. He and everyone else I work with are well aware that I am a waterfowl hunter. Which means they bring me various stories of their interactions with fowl and other creatures. He has several...

Breath taking. Absolutely beautiful Terry. While I am born and raised on the east coast and truly love the rolling hills and mix of deciduous and evergreen trees, there is something awe inspiring about the mix of browns and rough beauty of some of the western states. I have enjoyed all of my...

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Rick- That is a really neat story. To have found all of the history and story behind the boat and then on top of it to have the gun too. . .very cool. Seeing pictures posted here of project boats and looking at potential boat projects, my mind is regularly flooded with the questions of what...

Victor- That is a great looking build. The boys have done a fine job and I give kudos to the reusing "found" materials. I am hoping to build a small run like this for my two pups so they can be outside and kenneled if we are having a party or just need to use the yard etc and not have them...

Similarly, NJ does not require hull numbers or registration on non powered watercraft below a certain length. My question would be, if you do power the boat, do you do it with the camo cover on? By the appearance of the cover, it drapes down below the water line and would therefore be stored...