jmh600 wrote:Oh ok. Just thinking out loud.. I would think the beaver dams up water from moving down stream

My thoughts exactly.

eSJay wrote:If there's a way, Novacaine can show you the way.

Sending him a pm. Thanks

jmh600 wrote:Can you not put the riser in the beaver damn/levee?

Well, thats the idea, but the land below the dam rises in elevation so the water would back up and quit draining.

I am trying to get a flashboard riser installed on a small brake that I own. I have a friend who runs equipment that can install but he came out and shot the grade and said that from the beaver dam/ levee where I am wanting it installed to the ditch that comes out of it there is a 5" rise in ...

I've got a filson wool jacket liner I'll sell ya for cheap. Worn once. Send me a pm.

Who has the best prices on a spray in liner in the Jackson area?

Yep, that's what I'm looking for!

Alright, going to be building a few new blinds this year and want some creative ideas. Let's see pics of your blinds!

That is what I have heard as well. Never had any G & H. Looking at the Magnum Floaters.

Ok the time has come to purchase new decoys. I refuse to carry around one of those huge slotted bags. What are the best decoys that can be tossed in a bag over and over again without chipping?

Joe Bonamassa

Nobody?

So I have family land near coldwater, ms that I have had for years and have always thought about flooding one certain field that is very close to some public land where I duck hunt. This field is normally planted in cotton or corn and has no irrigation system. The field is "levee'd" up so to speak ...

Bump. Anywhere within an hour of Jackson area.

If you've never done it plan on it next year