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Congrats. Beautiful bird. Awsome spurs!

That is unreal. Great job.

I threw a bunch away last year. They were all mallards. I still have a few that the kids play with. I will check them out and if they are decent enough you can have them for the price of the shipping.

That made me laugh. Hilarious but true.

At least the plug was in....

I don't want to step on anyone's toes but I disagree a bit. The Winglock Whisperer is very easy to use but I don't think it sounds goosey. Sure its good enough to kill some geese with, but it is a very quiet call, hence the name. Its bore is so tight that it creates its own backpressure. You...

I have one. It took longer to install than the directions allowed for. It is fairly customizable (ie length and width of boat and desired blind height).It packs up nicely. I don't even take it off in the summer as you hardly notice it is there when its all wrapped up. I am happy with...

John should have Lady M tomorrow. I hope he does better with her than I did. We have had so much rain since the fall that the rivers I hunt were too high to do anything safely. I got her out for one field hunt for geese. Mallards had been in the field the previous week but we didnt see...

I know they are up there. I have participated in the Mosquito Creek hunt. It just seems like most are shot by houndsmen. I guess I meant, do you shoot many? I may take you up on that some day.

Steve do you get many up your way? I still have yet to see one while hunting. I always hope I will call one in while fox hunting.

And Lady M is probably going to have to hunt a goose field since the ducks and river levels aren't cooperating. There are some mallards around for her to lure in.

SUBs are comfortable and very portable. Also they hide fairly well as they are not too tall. The one negative I found is that there is a lack of stubble straps near the head area. I just mud it extra well. I also use a FA Pro-Guide XL very roomy. Large footprint but not too tall. It hides...

Is the blind open topped or roofed. I had an open top blind that would flare the puddlers flying higher while the lower divers never noticed.

I voted for the snowy nose too. It really was a favorite.

The difference with a dog vest and "standing in a wetsuit on shore" is that the dog is exerting itself and generating quite a bit of heat, some of which is being conserved by the vest. Combine that with added cloatation and less surface area being wet it has to have some impact. Comparisons to...

I don't always use a vest on the dog. I am conscious of areas with snags. It does make it easier to get the dog back into the boat in deeper water. I dont have a dog ladder. Also, I do notice after the hunt that my chessie is usually much drier under the vest than outside of it. Almost...

I was down there for vacation this year and really wanted to make it down to hunt some time. On the ferry ride to Ocracoke I was amazed by the number of blinds in the bay. I would like to give a curtain blind a try if I make it there.

Pretty gun. Looks like it has seen some use. Great trip.

I like the two mallards in number 59. There sure seem to be a lot of gadwall entries this year.

SBE's are loud. I always set my boat and spreads so that I am to the left of my buddies that shoot them. It seems to me that sound comes out of the ejection port not just the muzzle. I find it earsplitting. It probably isn't as bad to the shooter but is part of why I haven't made the switch...