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What Jack said, Beekeeper. She's a cutie and the boat is great. P. S. I'm still available for adoption if you feel the need to build more boats.

Nice work!

You da man! :mrgreen:

:mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: Alas! Poor Sparkey, I knew him well. Nice guy, but he took one too many dangerous paths.

Just checked the price :shock: :shock: :shock: .

Grasseous, Mr. Sparkinator. You would think Campmor would be standup enough to admit they made a whoops.

Happy birthday buddy!

Re: 1st post! UJ bayou skiff Nice work there. Your crew is eager to get underway. :mrgreen:

And I'm glad you told me about how to use it. :mrgreen:

Arauco is underlayment certified. This means water resistant glue and no/minimum voids and small tight knots per APA specs. The local Menards has it in stock.

I usually have to paddle with my arms mostly because of a back injury.

Hey! I resemble that remark.

I never let go until the stock has cleared the blade. Did that once myself. Lesson learned!

Joey, no matter how good you are at something it doesn't hurt to practice.

Just one question, Jack. Were dinosaurs as big as the archeologists claim they were? :mrgreen:

Great catch! Were you trolling? :mrgreen:

My wife says I resemble those remarks.

Nice trip. Thanks.

Like he said...beautiful work!

Bought a Knight inline while recovering from back surgery in 2000 and have never shot it. I use my Traditions Deerhunter .50 and a CVA Kentucky pistol in .50 for hunting. Both are simple percussion cap mechanisms. Pyrodex RS and P powders with 250 grain home cast lead bullets. Now if the deer...