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Beautifully written straight from the heart.

They dig tunnels so right around the thin set they go. I would think gassing them in the den might work but you,ll stay busy plugging alternate holes . As a kid my parents had a laying hen building that rats kept tunneling under. Great fun to flood tunnels with water hose then shoot rats with...

I think there was a movie similar to your predicament with the prairie dogs. Situated on a golf course. Maybe watch that for the stars approach!

Friend of mine uses a drone for a small business doing deer recovery among other things. Amazing what the thermal camera can find at night. Pick up heat signature and then zoom in and picture is just like daylight on darkest nights. Found several real nice bucks this year that had been arrowed...

I,ve been using o.d military climbing rope for anchor lines and docking lines for several years. Comes in various diameters with 5/16" being what i,ve used on some canoes and small johns and 3/8" on my 1648 and 2072 for docking and anchor.

When the temps dip to those levels the only thing worth hunting is a warm view. I love ice for the hunting opportunities it provides when all the impounds in my area freeze up and the river I hunt still retains some open water. But that cold the birds get a break.

The tidal river I mainly hunt continuously flows out on upper reachs . Add a big rain night before hunt or strong N,W. winds and birds get out of sight quick while my dogs making the first retrieve unless you just happen to drop birds in lee of something, not in channel. Narrow windy timbered...

My biggest consideration is one you mentioned already. Will the dog be able to retrieve multiple birds without them being blown away. Contant pulling anchor and chasing birds dog cant get to or shouldn't be sent on gets real old fast, at least for myself.

Sika Deer are everywhere in Lower Dorchester County, both private & public . Started out in Black Water Refuge from introduction but branched out quickly thru the years. Somerset county is also starting to be known for them in areas bordering water. We even have a few in Worcester , on mainland...

Its not a Bobcat . Sides look to high but it is similar. The HellBender built today is closest copy of Bobcat. That may be a Water Moccasin

That's some tough epoxy in both cases. I,ll need to remember those for future projects.

On most boats bow seam between layers as on a v bow boat has a liner of some synthetic material sandwiched between layers at rivet line. Can you stop the leak by injecting an epoxy into that area filling where the liner would be?

Several times i,ve come close to buying another but in 16' this time. Great little foot print for a boat blind and of course a perfect little run a round boat . Were a couple for sale recently in Va. on Facebook.

Is it a Glass Boat Works Hull ? Smart move with the dodger up front and I also see you,ve got the strips down side to break splash from coming into stern. I ran an 18' for several years. Great little hulls , rarely see them now as most have gone to Carolina Skiffs in that style hull.

Brought it back so you could re bait . Critter learned where its dinner table is.

Anthony, is that a 16' Chincoteague Scow your towing your Sneakbxx with or a Jersey Garvey?

Many years ago I built one from a 12' aluminum jon that had stern crushed. Cut out stern and replaced with 3/4" sign board. Seats removed and cut down to 8' length from bow. Boat was originally a 36" bottomed jon. Built ribs with a 3" arc for cockpit from 3/4" Sign board and decked with 1/4" fir...

Steve I guess you,ll just have to do a set of plans for a similar bx. but built to 8' to 10' lenght & say 36" to 44" wide on bottom. Just something to keep you occupied. LOL

I know its going to break your heart to cover that varnished furniture up with salt hay and bay mud!

Wife brought home some of the Vanilla Coke zero this past week from a trip. It tastes pretty good but never thought of mixing it. May give it a try. I haven,t mixed my bourbon with anything but ice in many, many years so we,ll see.