Dan O
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Has anyone ever used a Stealth 2000? Supposedly they are pretty stable and can support a small motor and camo covering.
Every year I get a big bundle of cattails and spend an evening grassing it up but this year I bought some grass for it from blindgrass.com that I need to get on there. The stuff seems legit.
bowhuntmontana
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I've been duck hunting for two seasons now, almost exclusively from a kayak. I bought this H10 partway through last season, and toward the end of the season, I finally got into taking decoys and the like. I decided to get serious about my hide this year. Modified the doors off a $25 Craigslist layout blind, grass mats, and a BAR seat. We will see how she does in a few weeks.
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Bc1992
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Anybody seeing any blue wings yet?
Gravelyctry
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How do you paddle? Aren’t those doors in your way?
bowhuntmontana
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Gotta experiment with that. I am going to try sitting on the cross piece behind them. Or, the doors come off easily with two pins, so if I have to, I can stow them up front and put them on once I am where I want to be and set up. This will be an iterative design experience.
I was going to do a simple scissor blind on my boat but your pics have me rethinking it.
AlaskaHunter
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From our Alaska opener (Labor Day Weekend)
WestKyHunt
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Scouted yesterday morning for the Sept 17th wood duck opener.
Situation looks near identical to last year, should mean we'll have birds on us for the 2 mornings we can hunt
Situation looks near identical to last year, should mean we'll have birds on us for the 2 mornings we can hunt
I've had pop up style blinds and they have their advantages, especially in hi wind, trailering and storage but I find things are just more efficient with a boat blind. everything has a place and it's always there. Also, here getting a good spot often means being out early. I'm to old to race for spots at mid night and this boat would lose but I get out early where a lot of bigger rigs can't go easily and stay warm and comfy. I am often in my spot 2 or 3 ours before day light and there all day.
AlaskaHunter
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I try to be different compared to what the ducks see day after day during their migration.
I avoid large rectangular blinds and instead lay out in a jet sled with a low profile.
I use a boat for transportation, the drag a canoe over the river bank to the marsh,
stash the canoe and hunt laying in a jetsled with my lab behind me waiting in her jetsled.
I avoid large rectangular blinds and instead lay out in a jet sled with a low profile.
I use a boat for transportation, the drag a canoe over the river bank to the marsh,
stash the canoe and hunt laying in a jetsled with my lab behind me waiting in her jetsled.
Runnin_Chupacabra
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Still waiting until Oct 22nd out here. Shoot some birds for me!
AlaskaHunter
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seeth07
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when do I get the invite to your duck camp?
AlaskaHunter
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This may be my last Alaska duck camp as next year I plan to drive down to Montana for the winter,when do I get the invite to your duck camp?
starting in September for high elevation blue grouse.
WestKyHunt
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Nick87
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Nice Clayton!! What were the details of the band?
WestKyHunt
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Hatched and killed within 1/2 mile of each other. Banded 2022, which KY F&W just wrapped up about 3 weeks ago
Nick87
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Killed a Canada goose a few years back came from bout 10 miles as the crow flies, but it was 10 years previous.
