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I’m not sure if they have a bag that will suit your needs, but they are extremely well built and durable. Lots of tradesmen like myself swear by them. Unfortunately they are not cheap but worth the money. https://vetopropac.com/

Rod , Thanks for the input. I have been searching for some with similar bodies but no luck yet. The heads are very well detailed and i have a few with different poses . I feel very lucky to have found such a nice rig.

Vince, Thanks for the reply. I agree very similar to Kelson. They look like they will float and ride great. I would love to hunt over them, we just don’t see any canvasbacks in CT.

Hi All, Just picked up some canvasback decoys and am hoping someone here can help identify the maker/manufacturer. I believe they are balsa wood. I was told by the seller that they came from the Great Lakes region and were from the sixties. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Nick, I would suggest Bill Embacher. He is a member on this site and a great guy. You can find him on Facebook and see his work. And as an added bonus he is in CT.

I like option 3. They make these kits that you install from inside the space. https://kozykollar.com/installation/

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I know this trailer is not under a grand, but i found a few close with a quick search. Not sure what the delivery fee is. I have found in the past that those “cheap” utility trailers don’t hold up well...

I hope you have great success with your new outboard. I own two Suzukis a 20 h.p and 250 h.p. Both are 5 years old and have been performing flawlessly. I just do the recommended maintenance.

Vince, Thanks for the tips. I do intend to notch the backbone for the wire, I was just working on shape and spacing before notching. I understand about the head and the grain. We were just being frugal and using up some scrap lol. I appreciate the feedback always looking for advice.

Thanks for the pointers

Here is my father’s progress on his scoters. He’s retired so a little farther along!