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Welcome from a fellow Pirate! Actually I just graduated last week, but I'll always be a Pirate! Looks like you've put in a lot of work on the boat, good luck continuing the rebuild!

Took the boat out for its first hunt on Friday. Had a great time and the boat did awesome! 2 guns, 3 ringers and a woodie, all drakes!

Got back working on the blind on the boat. Its still not done yet but yall can get the picture. I'll post more pictures when I get some more done to it.

We get 60 days overall in North Carolina. They split it into three "splits", Oct 6th - 9th, Nov 13th - Dec 4th, and Dec 18th - Jan 29th.

My Dad has the 2000. As the others said, it is a bit heavy but one man can load it in the back of a pickup. They are also amazingly stable. You can stand on the sides or climb in from wading depths and it will not flip. They also paddle very easily for their size.

That's an awesome boat!! The blind looks great!

Thanks a lot guys! It sure has been a fun project for sure! As for the foot pedals, they do fold flat, all that needs to be done is unhooking the cables from the motor. The beer in the picture is Red Stripe, countless others were put into the work too. A Jeep problem is a good problem to have...

Here are some pictures of the first water test.

Here are some more pics of the boat and the blind frame that I’m currently working on.

After paint we started working on the throttle control and steering. We ended up cutting the motor shaft and mounting the stock throttle in the cockpit. To be able to remove the trolling motor we used a trailer plug (you can see it in the transom piece) and hard wired the throttle control in the...

Next, after getting a free trolling motor from my dad, the plan was to build a transom so we could remove the motor for transport. Foot pedal steering and throttle control in the cockpit was planned too. Mocking up the trolling motor and transom Hole cut to remove cracked fiberglass...

Hey guys, Nick here from Eastern NC. I'll start this off saying I'm a broke college student trying to hunt every chance I get but I've been relying on friends to be able to go. This summer I set out for a boat that I could easily throw on top of my Jeep and get around the local rivers and...

Another vote for Popcorn. It's something different that not many people would think of when naming a decoy. I like it!!

Check out these Creek Boats. The 8' M-80 model only weighs 36lbs and the 9'6" M-96 Model only weighs 42 pounds. Very affordable price at $400 for the M-80 and $460 for the M-96. If I didn't already have a boat I would definitely be looking at these. http://www.creekboats.com/CB_Home.htm

I have hauled a 11'6 Pelican Kayak on top of my Jeep a few times. It is very easy to load with one person but you are limited to what you can haul. I could carry myself, gun, about 6 decoys, and a backpack. It works great for those quick trips by yourself though! Here is a pic of it loaded down...

Im new to the forum but the word Jeep perks my ears. I have a 95 YJ with the 4.0, I love it but it sure does get tiring after driving long distances. Jeeps are not known for driving great but they sure are fun!! I would recommend getting one any day! Here's a pic of mine after a quick hunt last...