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Yesterday morning, we picked up Recon. His full name is Wind River's Duck Reconaissance. He is adjusting well, and him and the old veteran are even getting along - so far.

Here is a little clip of my hunting season. Click Me to watch video Also, I posted a classified, if you would like to support the site and have your hunting pictures turned into a DVD Classified Link

I have 2 Carsten Pintails, and if I want to haul them both, one goes on the roof, one in the bed. But then the tailgate has to stay down. I want to be able to throw both of them on the roof, and was thinking about getting something like this, since they are too wide to lay on the coaming...

There has never been a lot of discuccion on this forum about permanent duck blinds, and I am sure that in certain areas of the country, they are more popular than others. But I have a question for ya, just to see what plays out. In the State of Wisconsin, any navigable water is open to public...

I have never built a boat and know very little about fiberglass repair. But, the new used Carstens went in the water for the first time tonight. I knew that it was gonna leak when I bought it but the price was right, and I want to learn more about fiberglass. Anyone know of a good photo...

Google has some 3D modeling software that is free to down load. Its called SketchUp, and is pretty neat, it lets you draw to scale, measure areas, "paint"surfaces with patterns like brick, siding, grass, and gravel. If you have any LARGE projects comin up, it could come in handy. I figured it...

In northern MN, we have had very little snow this winter, and low water levels BAD last summer. So even though this recent storm has been a pain in the A**, I'm glad we got some moisture. Last year I totaled my boat on a rock in low water, and duck hunting was near impossible to pull the flat...

I found this pretty cool tech, for (I think) the sweetest looking wallpaper you'll ever have on your computer. What do you guys think? Sorryits so big, forgot to down size from screen resolution.

Well the trip is all over, and it was great fun. But we certainly didn't get into the ducks. First off I want to say thanks to George Goodsell, for all the valuable info and also for allowing us to stay at his house and saving us the expense of a hotel room! He and his wife even cooked us...

I just had to try it out. So here is a picture of a morning on a little beaver pond. I have a week long trip coming up and hope to take lots more pictures.