Kirk Talbert
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Does any one here have a picture they could post or email of one of their duck boats. I emailed their shop and they said that they did not have any pictures to send and nothing on their web site.
Staughter duck boats
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JS McKinney
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that sounds like a solid business plan.
Charlie S and Titan
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These folks?
http://www.wkrg.com/countyroad5/article/stauter_boats/4671/
http://www.wkrg.com/countyroad5/article/stauter_boats/4671/
They are built here where I live in Mobile. I don't think that the "duck boat" is much different than the other hulls. All the Stauters that I have seen used as duck boats are just their 14-16' boats painted in green. They are a skiff style hull with a small amount of V.
They are incredibly well built boats and are very popular down here. Handle great, very little draft & very sea worthy. There is one in the paper today for 14' Stauter, no trailer or motor, for $1,000.00 & a 17' one with trailer & motor for $7,500.00. I'd be surprised if they arent sold within a day or two.
They are incredibly well built boats and are very popular down here. Handle great, very little draft & very sea worthy. There is one in the paper today for 14' Stauter, no trailer or motor, for $1,000.00 & a 17' one with trailer & motor for $7,500.00. I'd be surprised if they arent sold within a day or two.
Carl
When I was hunting the Mobile Delta Stauter Boats were the pinnacle for local hunters and the fancy welded jons were second rate in the minds of the delta hunters. Not sure if this holds today but it did 20 years ago. I knew a guy that had a duck hunter model and it was like you said, olive drab but basically the same hull. At that time they were made from Marine fir plywood with polyester resin. Any idea if they are still built this way?
When I was hunting the Mobile Delta Stauter Boats were the pinnacle for local hunters and the fancy welded jons were second rate in the minds of the delta hunters. Not sure if this holds today but it did 20 years ago. I knew a guy that had a duck hunter model and it was like you said, olive drab but basically the same hull. At that time they were made from Marine fir plywood with polyester resin. Any idea if they are still built this way?