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Rear deck locks on the aft Norman Pins.

I painted the inside with duck boat brown enamel. Turned it over and bottom painted with Interlux anti-fowling paint. I decided that the best option was an Avery Quick Set blind to get it on the water quick. There was no easy way to mount the blind so I built a rear deck to sit on for tiller...

I was having a conversation with Curt Matzinger from South Shore Waterfowlers about how the grandkids were progressing as duck hunters. I told him I have 3 that want to hunt but I can only take one at a time in the Sneakbox. I said I need to find a bigger hull to gun from or use as a tender to...

I'm in Eric. Time for everyone to kick in to keep the site alive, Joe

The Pex tubing holds the grass well. I spaced about 14" between hold down clips. Joe

I used Pex tubing with Pex hangers ... the tubing snaps into hangers holds the grass well. Been on for a month so far with no issues. Joe

If you get stuck I am in Franklin Square. Joe

Band saw is a necessity when making decoys.

The McCormick 5" humpbacks work. They self right easily which makes them a joy to use. Joe

Steve; Do I see 5 inch Al McCormick decoys on the bench? Joe

For a hand held spot light is hard to beat "Streamlight" Stinger. A bit pricey but when I go out into the dark on the bay I like having the beam it throws. Rechargeable out tough. Joe

I smoke the breasts on a Kamado Joe.

L I South Shore had similar on the weekend really high tides with wind out the SW. There was no where to hide the boat with the water so high. Joe

Steve, I think the Black Duck head repair is compression not traction. Nice decoy and nice work. Joe

RLL, I know what the correct reply to the TU kid with ambiance concerns should be. What was your response?

Today a hooded merganser drake

Grandson Alex got his first Canada Goose. It stool-ed to Black Duck decoys. Came right in feet down.

I have the good fortune to have a pair The workmanship is Sanford quality but I assume that these were from John Sheaf as this was I am informed the Freddy Weirst boat

I was admiring the engineering and workmanship in the marsh pins that I got with the sneakbox I acquired last year. I have to believe that these are similar to the pins that Steve Sanford made. How about it Steve --- did you make these?

Just about everyone that has stepped into a duck boat has gone ass over tea kettle at least once. Have done just that and now I sit on the dock and put my feet in first. Joe