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Rick, PM sent. My best guess on the paint: They were using lead and linseed oil based paint so I believe "thick" was describing both the non-thinned state right out of the can and as thick a coating depth as can be applied. The opposite of multiple thin coats. The flannelette absorbing...

Hi Rick, How does the site deal with copyright issues? Feel free to add this article to the resource section as long as Eric doesn't have a problem. Best, Scott

Outdoor Life's book "Sportsman's Encyclopedia" copyright 1947, revised 1956 has an article on a DIY planked Versatile Sneak Skiff. Always thought it would be fun to make, but an all aluminum version would be a lot more fun to own.;) Ever wonder how these old skiffs were sealed? Six...

Dave Morton's cackler w/ blind under way and camo'd up:

Dave C. posted these photos here back on 2004 didn't everyone save them?

Looks good! Thanks

This may be a bit simplistic, but for the last 20+ years I've really enjoyed this site and consider us as guests in Eric's family room. What ever you all have been doing has worked well for me. Personally I don't see a benefit to changing access requirements. On the other hand if bots are...

Confirmed. Thank you for all your work and dedication!

Hi Perry, "can't get off the tote roads into the wood to retrieve birds" Sounds like the job for a retriever not a pointer. My Blk Lab brought back the 2 pheasant I shot this morning, many of the pointers don't like to retrieve. Stories of the big plantation quail hunts told of bringing a lab...

Screen shot for those of you who can't see it: Super tool for hunting icy water, it will launch right over the ice sheets [sly]

Good idea. As far as custom clamping; it looks like a good opportunity to pull out the old pipe clamps, flip them around to spread, and have at it.