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Back in the mid to late 90?s, forums were the rage. The internet was fairly new and duckboats.net was about the only thing that I knew how to find! Anyone who was a frequent participant couldn?t help but notice the big online personality of Sutton. He was a really knowledgeable guy about...

Tony, you are not seeing things correctly- you know what they say about online assumptions... Curt, please email me and we can steer you down the right road to a repair. ira@momarsh.com Thanks, Ira

Eric, we have several guys from Huntsville up at the Flats this week. Here is a little clip out of the Invisichairs from this week. Not boat related, but much more useful for us guides with clients than a layout boat is! http://youtu.be/zuoUfyJbESY

I mixed NEEM oil with water and sprayed onto our apple, cherry and maple trees and it seemed to help...

Great job Kyle! Mike, I was cleaning up a SD card today and found this pic from a couple of years ago. Not sure if I sent it to you before or not. Best! Ira

Hi Danny. We have pretty frequent updates on what new stuff is coming down the pipe on facebook if you are a FB'er you can check it out. Here are links to our page where we have videos and descriptions for each product. http://www.momarsh.com/shallow-water-solutions/sws-invisichair-blind/...

Here are some pics of MOmarsh's newest shallow water solution products. One for man and one for best beast! Some of you knew that I had some new and non- boat products in the works. Both are compact, portable, lightweight and made of high quality components. We tested them...

Looks like fun Dani! Great pics- Steve.... They tell the story pretty well and the drakes are perfect!

For what its worth, I dont wet the mat prior to applying. Paint the surface then stick the mat to it so that it does not have a crease in it. Just be sure not to go too big with the piece. Also, sometimes it works best just to layer the feathered edges into the corner. If it does not want to...

I like to rip off little pieces of mat for corners. Wet them out good with a chip brush and apply as many as you need for thickness. Dont cut the pieces- rip them so that you have a feathered edge.

Here is another trailer for "Up Close and Personal." This one is a little more in tune with the actual content of the video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IgVI-3dAVcg&feature=plcp Things are dry here in MO this fall. We are pumping full steam ahead and birds are showing up. Hope...

Here is the first trailer for our new duck DVD. We are going to make another one that is more representative of the content of the video which has quite a bit of focus on family, management, conservation and hunting theory. The DVD is over 2 hours, so it is tough to convey in a 2 minute...

Here is something to think about. I dont know how big a plot this is, but you might map out the areas that you want food in for next year. Plant those areas and leave the areas that you want to show water and to hunt (decoy pool.) Then, you can mow off the moist soil in those areas before you...

Looks like a great stand, Eric! Hope that you left an area fallow and mowed for them to get started in and for decoys. I think one thing that can often be forgotten is that you have to show water as well! Hope it pays off in spades, spoons and green this winter!

Eric, I agree with your smartweed feelings as well here in MO. It is rare that I have ever seen a preference for it over grasses in the fall. Good luck with the poison ivy. I hate that stuff. Ira

Looks like a neat trip in an interesting part of the country! I am certain the company was excellent as well...

I love it!!!!! Working on some new blind designs for next year. Glad to see you working outside of the box! Ira

Birds sure dont like those big black eyeballs staring at them do they?! It is definitely a different deal than just hunting. Glad you enjoyed Mike. He is a good dude and very well versed in waterfowl....

Thanks Rob. I had glanced at that page before, but it looked too cornfusing for me. I took the time to dissect some of it today and it makes more sense. Ira