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Could it be an Aerocraft F-12? I owned one for a while and sold it recently. It had a tube in the bow and stern to pound poles into the lake bed.

I was thinking the same thing....do Coot actually fly?

Maybe a problem with the proportioning valve? I had a problem sort of like that with a 82' Honda.

In Flanders Fields the poppies blow Between the crosses row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved, and now we lie In...

Adam: This is one of those "opinion" things that nobody wins, so I'll withdraw my suggestion and give two thumbs up to your desires. As I suggested, go to a couple shows, talk to some carvers, look around and hold a few decoys.

Adam: Bump it to $100 a decoy and you could do quite well. I would guess better than carving your own. Start slow, go to shows, meet some carvers and build your rig over a period of 4 or 5 years.

Too bad you got in the way and ruined a beautiful photo of your dog....jest sayin'..........

Best hat hands down! Waxed cloth with a wool lining. I used to wear a Columbia hat like the one my son has on, actually I think he stole my hat!

We'll be there Friday noonish or so. Depends on the weather. I won't have a table in the ballroom, but you can stop me if you have any questions on Branding Irons.

Jake: I rarely ever sell a decoy, but I recommend attending a few decoy shows. You meet a bunch of great guys that carve all manner of decoys. I would bet that you will find that sometimes the look of the decoy is secondary to the person that carved it. I have decoys in my rig from a couple of...

Kevin: I will be attending the ODCCA show this year, I should be there Friday noonish. I will not have a table in the ballroom, but I will be circlating and having a great time. Please stop me and talk to me, I'll answer any questions you may have. Jerry Stateler makes the best keels, they...

Jake: It would probably be a good idea to actually state a range of how much you are willing to part with for these decoys. That way you will be able to connect with someone in your comfort zone, instead feeling outraged when someone mentions an (what you may consider) obscene price.

Mark: Consider drawing your pattern on paper and using 3M super 77 to spray glue it to the cork. I have all of my patterns digitized, so I print my pattens from my computer and then glue them directly to the top and side of the block. Then you have a perfect line to cut with your bandsaw. If I...

Have you considered a Tolman Skiff? I don't think I'll ever build a boat, but if I did, this would be at the top of the list. http://www.fishyfish.com/boards/index.php

This is a decoy that I am making for a friend that has "issues" with seagulls. Balsa with cheap glass eyes.

My wife is from St Helen, just a bit south of Grayling. Do you own a snow blower? Think 4x4 2 stage, MORE HP! Maybe think about mounting I beams in place of your bumpers, you'll fit in with the natives and it's good insurance for that sure to happen collision with an errant deer. Welcome to...

I have a '58 Aerocraft that also did not have a HIN. I purchased a piece of 3/4" x .125 aluminum and hammered the numbers into it. Then just riveted it onto the boat. Looked professional and was easy to read.

Another item you may consider is a dye marker. It's more related to open water, but it's a perfect addition to your night strobe. I have one attached to each PFD.

Lou: This is small potatoes to Dave. He turns jobs away that pay more than I make in a year!

Are you suggesting that by passing this plate over the creme brulee, people risk lock jaw???