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A very enjoyable thread!

Fantastic Pictures! Thanks for sharing.

They sure do make me nostalgic for the golden days of waterfowling. I bet it was amazing.

This is about as low-tech as it gets. Simple goose and swan silhouettes cut and sanded from pine boards, and then painted. I seal them with antiquing wax. They are stapled to wreaths I bought at the local hobby/craft store. Wreaths cost $4 each on sale. a very simple thing for Christmas...

First let me say my whole life I've envied those who had a passion and knew from the start what they wanted to do in life--be it a doctor, nurse, teacher, businessperson, wildlife biologist, pilot, farmer, etc... I've never known how I wanted my life to go. I was a poor student in high school...

gorgeous birds. If only they could talk!

Great Work, Steve! Those birds belong to my good friend, Billy D. He introduced me to duck hunting in the mid-80s when we both lived on the Outer Banks. My first duck hunting experience was with him in Blind #13 on Bodie Island NPS duck blinds. He also had a Chesapeake named Bufflehead, who...

great looking skiff! thanks for sharing.

Fabulous Pictures!

Peace Be With You

I always felt like a good pair of waders would last maybe 5 seasons at best. We used to buy the old "Red Ball" brand at ACE Hardware back in the early late 80s. They were good for 1 or 2 years. Then as we got older, we were able to afford better and got longer service.

We never got around to building it, but my friend and I wanted to use an old Hobie-cat frame and pontoons, mounted with layout blinds similar to this. I think you must build it!

good picture.

One of my friends used this and is very pleased with it. He got it from Agri-Supply here in North Carolina.

pathetic.

Welcome aboard, Wyatt.

I'd be proud to put that bench in my dining room!

That's a beautiful bench!