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Great stuff!your dog really knows how to put on a show!

bankes, very comfortable. My dad is 65 and it gives him more room to move around. I havent found the height to be an issue. Its built like a tank too.

Looking for model 92 heads. let me know if you know anyone with a stash! Thank you, sean 302-373-3687

The only way to get used to setting and picking up is by doing it with a little wind. my dad and i owned an mlb classic for 5 years on the delaware bay which runs directly nw (our predominant wind) plus tide. It is a very seaworthy boat but the fiberglass is thin. you dont want to wind up on top...

i could take ya for a morning or two. i live in southern delaware(bethany beach) and hunt delaware and maryland.

privateer roamer 20 without a doubt. best tender boat built, low gunnels in the back and a huge bow up front.

one thing you can try is to find a temperature controlled storage unit and see if you can make them a deal to use it for a couple days. I did this when i had to thaw my boat out after i left the drain plug in, needless to say the owner of the storage unit wasn't thrilled but the canvasbacks were...

Paul, please add me to your list of spokeshaves!

tim that trout is bad ass.

bob what a cool idea with the rag technique! great bird!

thanks for taking us along Pat, i have been anxiously waiting to see the deeks in action! way to go..id love to watch em float! you are welcome to hunt the eastern shore with dad and i anytime you'd like! i have a place that pirnie decoy could see some "friends" too!

can't wait! i have gone many times and my dad and i think its the best show going! Is there any way to get up close to the decoys in the gunning rigs? i would love to see and photograph some of the birds but i can never get close enough due to the ropes around the whole tent. Do they open it up...

125 for lord yooper

steve i have been on this site for a long time and i miss seeing your pictures.. hope to see some more in the future

great look into history of the shooting in your area! do you happen to have any pictures of the boats they used? I know they used to use them in the upper chesapeake bay but i wonder if the style has varied. This reminds me of dave diefenderfer's susquehanna roll boat.. making any progress on...

thanks AL i needed that! cant wait for it to open here in delaware!

george i have used regular elmers woodfill and then a couple coats of spar varnish and then acrylic paint on my tan cork bought from knotts knives.. will this work as a good sealer? thank you

dont forget about teak... i just bought some 1/2 x 3/4 x 20 inch long for 9 dollars... its as rot proof as i will ever need and looks awesome!

the build looks great! what is that thing your using to screw in a right angle?

guys thanks so much! im definetly in agreement with Bobs Boneheaded repitition! The pics were great, and george im going to take you up on that... much appreciated