Search results

rich, is that a herters 13' goose boat?

Ocean City Waterfowl Outfitter & Guide Service Ocean City, MD. Capt. J. Clifton Rogers Jr. www.oceancitywaterfowl.com 410-251-4649

the mallards are Mike Gardinia sr.'s... he used to make them here in ocean city maryland. ive got a rig that look exactly the same.

here is the lil layout boat all grassed up... its set up so you can be under the grass.. for now.. untill it lays down ..it should stand for the better part of the season.. it will probally need some spice'in up in jan.

more pix

here is my re-up'd 1963 george jackson scow. it sat in a barn for years and i re'up this past week. it cost about 300$ total to do. the doors are cedar stair treds. it has a total of 11' of hunting area. its all strung up for tucking marsh grass under and all around... it weighs about 450...

what up dave.. yea... its me. & the lil layout is about 50 lbs. it was probally close to 40 when i started.. then added 10-15 lbs of wood and paint. i took it out with my son today and paddled down a creek and back.. it worked great.. scooted right along.. its gonna be a hunter

yep...im all around there.. i drive a silver ranger. ... the canoe is beast.. its long as the truck... i have a trailor for it now

it looked like a bright yellow sailboat. i have the sail and everything

here's my canoe i rigged up to hunt from. i used it for early teal and goose this season and it worked great

I just finished this yesterday. its an old snark sunflower sailboat that i turned into this layout boat. it has strings going around it to tuck marsh grass under.. im gonna move it with a kayak paddle. it works great. I'll add some pix in oct. when its bushed up

Im working on it making canada stuffers. my buddy's dad did it in the 70's for $ and has about 15 that we hunt over. he has everything still in the garage from the 70's still in his workbench area.. that never moved. we tryed a few canada's just after the season but destroyed them almost...

the plywood frame looks good... the one's i borrow from mr. george are some sort of steel or aluminum.... i'll take a some close up pix later on this week when i drop off some snow goose shells i borrowed... + i'll take a pic of the over sized goose bodyboot silo...

thanks & booting for swans sounds like the ticket.

capt. jeff. yep... thats what im talking about. I email'd one of those companys to try to buy a pair off them... they wanted 155$...

super cool... i like the saw dust idea for texture. do you body boot with them? my buddy's dad has 100 canada v-boards (300 silo's) and the big bird silo's with the gun and shell holders to hide behind. extra deadly technique (there's a few of the v-boards in the front of my canoe in...

My buddy just got a new boat and gave me this one. it was given to him by his grandfather who bought dr. walsh's farm in unionville MD. a few years ago. I dont know if the boat came with the farm, or if it was brought there. It probally came with the farm. I helped my buddy get it to ocean...

i think yall are describing outriggers. im talking about sponsons that run along the "freeboard" if a canoe had them. from bow to stern, about 4" below the top edge. not even to the water line @ max compasity.. 2 guys, gear and decoys... held on by a bolt and big 2.5" washer on the...