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I to, after 20 some years of water-fowling had never shot a Can until this year. My son and i made a trip to Louisiana to hunt with a couple of guys i had met on another forum, they promised me a can! i thought it was quite bold but low and behold they came through.... see it there, on the...

I would avoid the steel shot out of a full choke, you can get away with it in chokes up to mod with smaller shot and slower speeds but a full will definately cause issues. the steel shot will "bridge" and instead of deforming like lead would it will cause bulging and possibly unsafe pressures...

My 15 year old bigfoots that get chucked in the back of the truck or trailer are in as good or better shape than the GHG decoys I have had in slotted bags for two years. i do like the movement you get from the GHG's on the stakes but be prepared to baby them.

I have seen them on ebay, but its been a few years since I was looking, worth a shot

Don't feel bad Ed, I am presently paying registration on 5 boats plus a layout lol! duck boats are like potato chips, you cant have just one. To be honest I have thought about adding a few more, here in MI there are so many types of hunting to do, i can't imagine being tied down to one style...

Ed has some boat hoarding issue does he?

I know nothing about the boat, just stumbled across the picture. I really like the lines on the boat, was thinking if I had a make or model I would have a place to start on google to try and find some other angles. would like to build something like that... I have had the picture floating...

Anybody here recognize this boat?

thats the one, thanks!

ladies, i'm thinking it was last spring there was a very long picture heavy thread of a custom built aluminum duck/bay/ocean boat. If memeory serves it was 20-24', center console, beamy with a flat deck motor mount behind a transom wall with a door in the transom very sturdy looking boat all...

that e-tec is one hell of a motor...

Thats funny, he named that block "special Ed" I am going to dig up the first block he ever carved, before the bandsaw, before the foredom, before the stationary sanders....just a rasp and a dull hatchet. we run it every time we seaduck hunt and the joke is it scares the birds out of the air...

A little more on the cpes epoxy, the cpes acronym is new to me but the product is not. I have extensive experience with both git-rot brand and also more recently the west marine (not west systems) penetrating epoxy. I use the epoxy on a somewhat regular basis to repiar wood trim and mouldings...

It's not lost on me Al, I'm not a big believer in luck but whenever I spend time with other kids his age I am forced to concede it must play at least a bit of a role.

I know the look well, I get it from my wife all the time

I would write a check for 1500 for it without to much hesitation. First i would copy the serial number and have a dealer run the number to see what year it was sold and what kind of history there is on record, hard to believe it's never ben run. could make a hell of a nice motor for you. I'm...

run in saltwater or not?

cracks me up every time we throw it out

running a tiller even 115 in size can be a workout, something to remeber

Depending on where your at and how the ducking is there I may be interested in renting it for a few hunts, of course i would have to chaperone....... :)