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Happy Thanksgiving, Carl, and to all on here at DHBP!!

So cool!! Thank you Eric!

This whole thread is so cool!! Congrats to all the interested parties!

Tod, I used a friend's Milwaukee track saw on a sheet goods intensive project a few months ago. Wow! Game changer. I'm a new fan to say the least. It's on my Christmas wish list. And as others here mentioned, I still used the 2" foam sheet atop the horses, and under the ply materials. having...

Hi! I use a version of an H weight. I made three dozen for a friend last summer. I did not think to take pic while I was molding them, sorry. Anyway I mold 2 different sizes. An 8 oz and a 12.5 Oz. The molds were milled from 2" thick blocks of aluminum.

Thanks Carl! My son is in school at USF in STP. He's always sending me pictures of ducks but he's not found anyone who hunts down there.

Hi Richard, I added bungee cord to my Kayak. Not a fan, after I've struggled with it for a number of seasons. It (mine) rots eventially and cannot provide enough tension for my liking. Yes, I do use the rails on my broadbill. It holds my netting, as well as my homegrown oramental grass.

thank you Ed! I'll have to do some digging on what the name of that netting is. It is cord, dipped in plastic. It's virtually indistructible and light!

thanks Eric!

Stashing in every available corner, at one time she'll carry 18 teal, 18 mallards (standard size) and 6 goose floaters. Used as a layout, (no blind) I use 3 collapsable leaf bags to hold a total of 45 foam block divers on 3 long lines, the bags tethered on the foredeck while underway, with a...

Devlin's Broadbill plan, modified slightly with courage obtained from following Eric's original posts of his Scaup 16, some years ago. (dare I say many?) She was built/launched in 2002/2003. Her 22nd season... always kept covered, has had a couple of minor tweaks and cosmetic repairs the past...

Jim, please accept my sincerest condolences to you and all your family. Over the years here on this forum, I exchanged a couple of PM's with your dad, on various topics. What an interesting and true gentleman he was!! He will be missed by me, and many. Truly, Brian F.

Looks like there is still interest for more shirts. :)

Similarly, I have made lots of little 3 and 4oz "mushroom" weights using a few inches of 12 or 14 ga. bare copper wire resting in the bottom of an aluminum soda(beer) can. It's the underside of the can, just turn it over and look at the bottom, it is slightly concaved with a low rim - a...