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Hey Brian Good to see you on here...I pop in every once in a while to see what is up...now back under my rock

I believe this is the quintessential read on the storm, not specifically duck hunting. I have it in my library, but if there are others I would be interested too: https://www.amazon.com/All-Hell-Broke-Loose-Experiences/dp/188237696X Also, I did some searching here, I thought Wis Boz shared...

Jode, maybe you, Vince and I should start a Chock Full of Nuts Pro Staff

Double ended wood boat and Chock Full of Nuts in the same post...all while I am sitting on the porch drinking some "Heavenly Coffee"... I love seeing that boat of yours Jode, great you not only restored it but keep using as intended. Thanks for sharing.

Richard and Jode Thanks for the input. I am thinking 3 pours about an eighth of an inch thick would be a safer approach. Really just gathering information at this point, with all the irons in the fire right now I think the earliest I would get going would be December. Would be nice to get it...

I'd say option 2 My current house has clothes drier and shower vents out the roof (installed by builder) and I don't like it. Up here the snow piles over it and the heat and moisture makes a nasty cake on the lee side of the house where they are. I know you don't have the snow part of it, but...

Anyone done a pour over table top? I have seen plenty of videos of the thick slabs with the cracks and voids filled in, but I am not thinking anything that thick. I have an idea for a hexagonal table, with the center made into a Catan game board base, being an island, making the game hexagonal...

When I saw the X, I thought someone was tweeting

Just peeking out... Growing up my neighbor had one of them cordless mowers...needless to say he paid me to mow, with my dad's gas mower Seriously though, we have contemplated the cordless electric mower. Quite a few neighbors have them, and are happy with them, but they have said theirs bog...

Actual photo of a "young" HuntinDave (that's him on the left)

So you want someone to say "go for it Tod, those cheap kits are a great value and you will not be disappointed"? I know you are fussy enough that I am not falling for that.

I have a single place snowmobile trailer...5x8 bed, I built sides to use as a utility trailer and added tie downs, can pop front and back gates off, hang long lumber, siding, even picked up a crate of 14' metal roofing last summer. Bought it used for less than $500 and more than got my money...

If I recall Rutgers either knew Russell Lewis or he was a friend of a friend...been a long time, not sure anymore.

"Ribbed"...yes, ribbed! Nice pun. Thanks for explaining it Scott, hope you are doing well. Vince, I think you should be the honorary Grand Poobah. Brother Entwistle, welcome to the fold, you are one of us now.

I have this on on the shelf, not on your list but the author is. I stumbled onto it at Bargain Books for less than 10 buck, maybe less than 5, probably 15 years ago. Can't say it is the best book out there on the subject, but well worth what I paid.

maybe you already found it but there are a bunch of pick of my methods (and madness) here https://duckboats.net/community/threads/canvas-decoy-covering-very-picture-heavy.96928/ I had a lot more but got PO'd at Photobucket and deleted my account, but reloaded this thread to Duckboats server.