Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 8:46 pm
Bluewing-nice site!
"OK, they're walking for perdiz...dog is birdy...any second the bird is gonna flush and Ramsey will miss...yup...he missed"
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Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 8:51 pm
Yeah, i just found the disks in my mailbox. In '08 I get to go with you and film every other day right? And this time don't hog the camera! I looked at hours of footage of you shootin duck after duck after duck...I could almost predict what was gonna happen...
"OK, they're walking for perdiz...dog is birdy...any second the bird is gonna flush and Ramsey will miss...yup...he missed"
"OK, they're walking for perdiz...dog is birdy...any second the bird is gonna flush and Ramsey will miss...yup...he missed"
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 8:52 pm
Thanks cutter, glad you like it. 
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 8:55 pm
That was Chuckles12. He shoots better when he and I shoot at the same bird!
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 10:42 pm
Naw... I believe that was the bird that you almost stepped on before it flew. I believe the quoute was... "That's the lyingest dog I've ever seen... (bird flies from under his feet) "OH CHIT!!!" ... BANG, BANG!!! "damn" BWAAAAAAAHAHAHAHA 
Posted: Sat Jan 27, 2007 5:26 am
I agree with chuckles, I'm sure it was you Double R.... You know, I could always put the video online for everyone to see
Posted: Sat Jan 27, 2007 9:32 am
Dqammit buoy but that seemed to be the lyingest dog I'd ever hunted over. Bluewing, buddy, seeing is believing and we'll just wait until you and I are walking behind pointers to decide how easy perdiz are!
Posted: Sat Jan 27, 2007 10:26 am
I like how you edited in the dog bringing back a perdiz that I shot right after it showed you shooting at (and missing) that perdiz.
Posted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 8:41 am
Nice boat, but the cans are better looking!!!!
Like the site, I have an old like 45 or 50 somthing skeeter that I tried to fix up, but with the narrowness of it and curved sides it's tough to get a good blind on it that is tall enough to conceal you and then lay down for travel with out hanging way outside the boat. I may post up some pics of it if someones interested in buying it!!!!
Like the site, I have an old like 45 or 50 somthing skeeter that I tried to fix up, but with the narrowness of it and curved sides it's tough to get a good blind on it that is tall enough to conceal you and then lay down for travel with out hanging way outside the boat. I may post up some pics of it if someones interested in buying it!!!!
Posted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 12:15 pm
pntailhntr,
You're right, it is tough to get a good blind setup on a v hull or the like. The beam on my boat is 60" and to make an appropriately high blind that stays within the profile of the boat is tough. The first attempt i made, the frame was too narrow when raised to make for easy standing to shoot. This time I actually put the hinges farther apart knowing the blind would stick out when folded down. I just made sure the total with wasn't greater than the width of my pickup.
You're right, it is tough to get a good blind setup on a v hull or the like. The beam on my boat is 60" and to make an appropriately high blind that stays within the profile of the boat is tough. The first attempt i made, the frame was too narrow when raised to make for easy standing to shoot. This time I actually put the hinges farther apart knowing the blind would stick out when folded down. I just made sure the total with wasn't greater than the width of my pickup.
Posted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 4:10 pm
IF THERE IS A DUCK HUNTER INVOLVED, then the prob will be solved. I think I like that part of the process almost as much as dropin the hammer on ole mister green.....if ya need some help let me know I'v been known to put a few custom blinds together