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  • #16
    Originally posted by maxx View Post


    I kind of hate those things as they are so akward.
    This is very true, but it still is helpful. I've used it to get decoys out of a deep ditch that some ol' boys didn't know how deep it was until it was time to pick up. Lucky for them I was there.
    Yankee Bird Flu Goose Guide and FF Karen!

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    • #17
      Originally posted by maxx View Post
      I want to build a skiff or a kayak with some wheels on it for this place. Any south wind makes this place close to impossible to hunt. This is a water way in a field and the way the outlet is position the south side of this place is really deep. You cannot get your decoys out more than 5-10'. I would love to pull in something I can jump in and put decoys out a ways.
      There is a company that makes a little layout that has wheels and floats well enough I've seen one with a small long tail on it. Kid runs the marsh in it fishing and hunting

      Its only like 6 or 8 feet long. Dragging it on try ground where it wont roll may be a pia though

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Quackerbox View Post

        There is a company that makes a little layout that has wheels and floats well enough I've seen one with a small long tail on it. Kid runs the marsh in it fishing and hunting

        Its only like 6 or 8 feet long. Dragging it on try ground where it wont roll may be a pia though

        That'd be a Beavertail Final Attack. My son bought 2 and put a longtail kit on one and powered it with a Harbor Freight Predator 6 1/2 hp motor. That thing would scoot, used it one day to break ice in our duck hole and it did a good job. The boat itself is very stable but those little wheels are as useless as tits on a boar hog. If there is any mud at all, they'll lock up and won't turn.

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