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    Dogs.

    Think she was asking why I didn't shoot something for her to retrieve or was wanting a bite of my breakfast. Can't remember which but those are the most common options for that look.
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    Shells

    just picked up a case from Rogers. I prefer Browning BDX and wanted to try the new blended version but I picked these Speed Shok up just to have something on hand in case I cant find the BDX at some point before season. I'm still feeding 2 guns in the boat, so shells get used up faster than I...
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    boat help - but not duck boat

    a little hard to see but this is the "foam" bottom/support board that i have to replace. the foam is attached so i will have to cut it lose. A new replacement seat is $590 (not happening) going to have to unstaple it and replace it because the wood would show with how it sits on the boat.
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    boat help - but not duck boat

    thanks! Add another project to the todo list..... I will try to get a photo of the current support board this weekend. I find it to be "cheap"
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    boat help - but not duck boat

    the bench seats on my ski boat are made with something like a foam support board glued to the bottom of the seat foam and the vinyl is wrapped and stapled to it. As would be expected, someone jumped into the boat (onto the seat) from the dock and broke the foam support board. I need to fix it...
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    Cork Shelf Life

    If you want to get rid of some of that cork before it goes bad 😁. Let me know, I?ll take some of it off your hands.
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    What is in your bag? December 2020

    Here are a few days on the lake
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    Ducky Weather Daydreaming

    Eric, I would love to stop by and see the boat. It would be a great way to get an idea what I would be getting myself into. I think it maybe easier to convince the boss to let me build a really cool boat than it would be to convince her on buying a 4th boat. [laugh] Carl, it is a 2018...
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    Ducky Weather Daydreaming

    Ok, so I am sitting here looking out the office window and a light rain falling and it got me thinking. Next year I will be losing my primary hunting partner to college and will spend most of the weekends outside of Christmas break hunting on my own. Historically, my son and I hunt out a...
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    Finally in the water

    Thanks the boathouse was a summer project too. the old one was in really bad shape. didn't realize how well you can see the splash rails that were added in the photo. fitting 2" angle aluminum to the hull shape was an "interesting" process... Eric, I know you are a field hunter...
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    Finally in the water

    After a LONG summer project, the boat is back in the water. Project tasks: strip all flaking paint off (inside and out)sand and clean aluminumprime and paint with industrial paint for aluminumspray in bedliner on inside (tan) and on top rail and splashwell (black)weld on splash rails along...
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    1960s Decoys

    some closeups Last photo is not in the count. Has no maker information. not looking to make money off them but told my friend that i would let him know if they have value. Now i have to figure out how to display and preserve them in my shop....
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    1960s Decoys

    A friend of the family just gave me the decoys listed below. He was going to put them in trash. Not sure on the "value" of them but looking for input 12 Fiberglass Goose shells (12 original stakes and 13 heads) heads look like they have the original rubber band attachment strap 6 ARIDUK...
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    Covid Project - Boat Painting

    Eric, with the boat work that is posted on this site, I would not consider showing something that I didn't think was the best I could do in all aspects. Can't tell you how many hours I spent studying paints and application criteria trying to understand how to do it right. I was very nervous...
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    Covid Project - Boat Painting

    forgot, I am also going to rework the cloth blind. Thinking about using canvas painters tarp and painting with the same paints and pattern as the boat. Thoughts about doing this? It is basically just the sides as I like to keep a low profile (as much a I can it this boat) I would add a...
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    Covid Project - Boat Painting

    Well this was the weekend to put down paint: Thursday Night: sanded the whole boat (inside and out) with 180 grit Friday: got up at daylight and deep washed the boat. then let it dry in in the sun for about 4 hours (bare aluminum dries fast in the sun). then scuffed it with a red scuff...
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    Covid Project - Boat Painting

    thanks for the inputs. Lou, I will try to give you a call today. Carl, I meant just relying on the gray/black camo in open water. this is what I normally do: Which really makes the actual painted camo not matter....
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    Covid Project - Boat Painting

    Still flipping between a gray open water camo and a tan/brown bank camo. Just never had much luck in open water out of the big boat (even when well grassed). Layout boat is a different story. Does anyone have decent results hunting divers out a gray camo big boat? I just don?t want to...
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    Camo - a matter of perspective

    this is the same boat on different days and from different levels the final photo is from my drone and was shocking.... ended up getting a bunch of dark paint and more camo the next day from ground level, I thought the camo was ok. but as soon as I looked at the drone photo, I knew why...
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    Covid Project - Boat Painting

    thanks Eric I have been looking at Redleg Stencils as an option. I painted part of the boat with FME years ago and that paint was the hardest part of the sanding process so it is high on the option list. the spots with the untouched original paint was a joke, it basically fell off as soon as...
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