This bottomland pattern is back out now.

My family and I are very proud to put this auction on. If it wasn't for this hospital we don't know what the outcome would have been with our daughter.

That $750 a head sounds good don't it

Esjay you can kiss my booty if you think I'll have any of them. Those things aren't my style.

Mark the difference between the breaker and odb are the depths of the tone channel. It's only like 10 thousandths. It does make a difference though. If it does have more hold it's not very much. The odb was the original prototype to the breaker.

Dakotas with painted heads. I'm not careful with mine. If they get shot oh well. They have held up great over the last few years. No paint issues. They are heavy also

I would like to find a clean one in coco. Mine are acrylic. Guess I better watch the FB closely. Ryan: Is the tone board the same as the current XLT, or has Rick modified it from the "Comp Meat" era. It's actually a little different from the ones now. There was a coco on eBay but a buddy ...

That was one of the best looking comp meats I've ever seen mark.

Yeah but that one was a hard to find mallard green. Had a brass band and gold engraving. First one I've seen with the brass band. He took less than the asking price

I sold one not long ago for $175. Had it up for a couple weeks before I sold it. You can probably get $200 for yours

Pm up2early. He makes a damn fine lanyard

Brad samples. He did an amazing job. There are two of these calls. I have one and a friend of mine has the other. Brad said he wouldn't do anymore echos because it was to tough with the curves

Ok thanks for the info. It was my wife's and I was gonna get it fixed for her but said screw it and just went and bought another one. Might get someone to fix this one and use it myself