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We had snow here in West TN yesterday. Close to an inch. Temps have been hovering around freezing all week. High Saturday is up in the 60s!

A 14" bolo or panga style machete should be thick enough steel and have enough weight at the tip to help make it a good chopper. I have a 14" panga style that I have sharpened the back of the tip on to use on vines as well that works ok. Otherwise, an 18" Tramontina is a great buy and with just...

There are lots of different designs that are better suited for certain terrains i.e. grasses vs woody vs briars/vines. Are you looking for a good general purpose machete or is there a certain type of brush that is more prevalent?

Thank you for sharing! Looks like a good start.

Love those shovelers! A great looking bird that needs some PR work to get the birds some more love.

Glad to see you liked the name! And a great song writer. Send that box set my way with the decoy [;)]

As a mod you should change his name to that!

I read the same article Vince had and thought that the author really did a disservice by not spending his time with Jode, or at least someone who hunts in a similar fashion.

Great looking boat and even better to have done it with your son! I want to tackle that project myself in the future.

Hey Eric, creating the habitat is almost as fun as enjoying it during season! Except for all of the mosquitos and ticks. Great looking spot and I hope it exceeds your expectations!

Steve, your generosity of sharing your knowledge with others is above and beyond. The effort you go through to compile these tutorials has to be time consuming. Thank you for that!

Robert, after the bluesman. He wrote a song titled "Traveling Riverside Blues," which almost fits our decoy!

I have never hunted, or even seen a canvas bird up close. Therefore I'm throwing my vote in for the redhead!

That is an excellent looking boat! And I would hang on to it for several years to find out if you needed two or not haha

That is a great looking print! Thanks for sharing.

Progress on my first decoy that I started about a year ago. Work and home duties really took a lot out of me the last 10 months or so. I'm just now getting some time I can finish what I started and move on to my next decoys. This is a restless coated pink foam redhead. I still need to add tack...

Another option I would like to suggest is vintage maps of your favorite hunting area. I have several old maps that I intend to frame and my wife is much more fond of those than hunting themed prints.

Is the tarred line from Memphis braided or twisted?

I emailed my interest in this already. That said, I will make myself available anytime between Thanksgiving weekend till the end of January.

Hoping for no major damage or injuries your way first and foremost. But I sure hope it brings some rain north to Tennessee!