Can Anyone Identify These?
- Thread starter Bryce Sharpe
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Those look just like the "Duck Coffin" built in Arkansas in the mid to late 90s.
Randy Duda
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The old "Outlaw" company I think from Washington State - Build a ciffin type - like those... I wanted one as a kid!
Dennis Schneider
Active member
Good morning, All,
I have one in the yard that I brought with me to New Mexico from New Jersey in 1981. We used them in NJ as a pond box on the saltmarsh and grassed them in and hunted Black Ducks. Also, towed them behind the BBSB getting out to where we were going to hunt. All fiber glass with (2) stake out poles to keep them stable.
Dennis S.
Rio Rancho, NM
I have one in the yard that I brought with me to New Mexico from New Jersey in 1981. We used them in NJ as a pond box on the saltmarsh and grassed them in and hunted Black Ducks. Also, towed them behind the BBSB getting out to where we were going to hunt. All fiber glass with (2) stake out poles to keep them stable.
Dennis S.
Rio Rancho, NM
I have seen a couple of these what are used & call lay out or coffin boats that were purchased in Washington state years back. These guys use them laying out in open water around islands for duck hunting. They say they work pretty well as long as they continue moving them which makes sense. Birds are more intelligent than many give them credit for. LOL
I sure enjoy this site Gives us older folks a place to look and chat with fellow duck/goose hunters. Thanks guys have a save and good Hunt. MikeE
I sure enjoy this site Gives us older folks a place to look and chat with fellow duck/goose hunters. Thanks guys have a save and good Hunt. MikeE
Yes, and I still see a few floating around in the area from the Spokane, WA Outlaw store. Saw one for sales recently out of Anacortes, WA
Bryce Sharpe
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Thank you all for your insight- much appreciated!
Bryce
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