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Upon seeing the Badger Air Brush setup for sale in the classifieds, I thought I'd throw out this little tip. Check out your local pawn shops. I bought the same setup shown in the classifieds still in the box for 60 bucks. I had asked the salesman how much and he responded $80.00. Showing my...

Never happen. He invented sky-scrapers, you know.

Those are great looking decoys. I'm a big fan of those types of gunners and plan on trying my hand at one some day.

He had it parked up on the slab of cement to the left as you entered your driveway but never put it in the water. I have several pictures of Rob paddleing his boat. I couldn't believe he could manuver that thing around loaded with all his decoys and his dog. Thought he was going swimming...

Brandon, what was the boat that Eric had at duck camp? I thought it was a Carstens but I don't see it at their site.

Which one are you building? Did the book from Mystic help any? I've switched from a march boat to a one man layout from Waterfowl-Works.com. When the weather breaks and I can clean out the garage, I'll start on it. Hope all is well up there.

Brandon, your decoys are looking good. I went with composite board for the last dozen blue bills I made for a keel. No need for weights as the composite is quite heavy.

You can purchase the burlap and tile mastic used for bonding material at Home Depot. I use the mastic called Acrylpro. There is a good tutorial on burlaping at the Refuge site and at DuckhuntingChat.com.

HHMMM.........if I can get a quaranteed refund in case I can't get it up, I want one.

Shortest distance between 2 points is a straight line. HOORAH!!

I also wish to apologize for the atrocious spelling in my post. I had my 1 and a 1/2 year old grandson and a 3 month old puppy sitting in the chair with me and was having to much fun to pay attention to details.

I'm more of lurker here than a poster but I would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmans and a Happy New Year.

Sugar PineWoodcarving Supplies has patterns...1-800-452-2783. Anything and everything you will need.

Yep, they're looking pretty old, but remember this, its better to get old, than the alternative.

I'd take a trip to the vet just in case. If a quill was in deep and broken off and undetected by you, it could work its way deeper and cause a potentually serious problem.

The trap can be made by simply running a 1/4 inch dia. or so dowel long enough to span a bucket thru a can, making sure the can rotates, place the ends of the dowel on the top of the bucket filled with water. Place a small amount of peanut butter on the can, when the mouse crawls onto the can...

Thats a very nice tribute to your dog. They leave us way to soon.