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A real shame. I realize it is expensive to run the museum.

Whats the story with the Ward Museum now?

Measure once, have a discussion, then cut, maybe...

Dave, takes guts to paint a new engine. Looks great, great stencil job. My nephew stenciled my SBay entirely, bow to stern, could have hunted it with out grass. I still use burlap potato bag over the motor to break up the outline. I dip it in the water so it doesn't blow in the wind. Bags are...

Dave, never liked batteries and salt water. I put in 12v bow and stern lights, bilge pump and under deck lighting. Couldn't remember to shut then off, then I had to change batteries if I remembered to bring them? Wrapped the stern lite in nylon camo cloth [ calelas ]. Lite shines thru very well.

How will you mount the push pole and oar?

Tough to find a gunsmith to work on fine doubles. He did a impressive job.

Congrads Dad, love those yamahas and brown dogs.

There are rental companies for RV near anchorage airport. Rented one years ago and was very happy, fully supplied [ pots, pans etc ]. They pick up at airport, have maps, points of interest and shopping for gear. Don't remember business name. Takes a lot of planning as it a great distance between...

Would be nice to see some duck hunting gear Made in USA again !

Dave, nice work as usual. Great site, learn a lot of great ideas. I locked the motor clamp screws with a short chain to a s/s thru both for security.

Steve, didn't Wildfowlers produce one?

Steve, what did you use to plug the transom holes? Epoxy / micro balloons?

Eric, great auction site.

Steve, restored a manasquan duck boat in the 70's and made the motor mount out of laminated cca using two part epoxy. It is still in decent shape. My southbay motor mount was done with laminated marine ply in the 90's. I coated with west system and painted with lou tisch paint, it's not good...

Patrick, love the merganser, great attitude!

How do they stack? Milk crate style bottom?

Jode, love to see the restorations done on this forum. A ol' bayman said they wear built in the era of " Wooden boats and iron men"...

Lay on your back and look under the rear deck. Mine was hull #27 I think. Was glassed in hull with telephone pole numbers. I gave the boat to the grand kid of the original owner.

Dave, I liked the spray shield Steve made and the shelf. I use the invisilounge for a seat. Moved tank and battery to the bow. Also made a removeable plywood shelf in bow to hold tank, battery and large anchor [ also rolled tarp for emergencies, thanks John Livoti}.. In the stern I have tool...