Recent content by jeff galat

hd cork and Jansens.

should be there Saturday, always a great time. looking forward to seeing you again Mr. G.

that is the correct order. i will admit when the ross was back in the pool i thought i misheard the first time. things happen, glad you caught it quick Terry. not to stray off topic but i did like the speed in which the competition took place and the chance to walk around and look at the decoys...

its been a long time since i got any decoys done. just barley made the Feb workbench. i truley enjoy seeing everyones great work. hopefully Mr. L will start off March with more eye candy tommorrow.

other than that, a bunch of plastics and herters.

i was reading up on scoters a while back. if i remember correctly there was a small population of white wing and surf that bred in north dakota. the bredding population started to dwindle down in the early 1900's eventually not being observed at all.

except for a teal hunt or woodie hole hunt, i shoot 3 1/2" 2's. kents or federal(whatever rodgers has on sale) i find 2's dont tear up the ducks and brings geese down just fine.tired of shucking shells or bringing two guns out. i have my lead down good with 1550 fps. switching shells is fine but...

september is shaping up for another great workbench thread, great job all. Pat try to get a picture of the redheads on the water, i'd love to see them working.

that can was exceptional Paul. (in my opinion) lots of great birds there, certain species really grab my attention.

congrats to all the winners, there were some great decoys there for sure. here are a couple pictures i took.

looking good. make sure you do not rush the drying process of the mastic, you have plenty of time before you need them.

he'll be waiting on you Brian.

going to see if the "if you build it, he will come" saying really works or not later this fall.

looks great, never seen a merg by you before. looking forward to seeing it painted