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Terrova appears to be wildly popular. Buddy who works on them recommended it over the Ulterra, citing the deployment system on that one being less than reliable. Have a new Terrova myself, and so far very impressed. Have been a MK fan for 30 years, quality never seemed problematic and had good e...

Dealers usually dont have trailers for you to buy (though that would probably be lucrative), so plan to bring your own. Get vehicle specs off the net to ensure you buy trailer of right size ahead of time. Have used ProPull and Mike Geralds here in the BR area, pretty similar trailers of comparab...

Saw the headline on the paper and told my wife this was a huge piece of sensationalist crap. They're following protocols and permitting processes with LDEQ, but The Advocate doing all it can to sound alarms for no good reason. I work in this realm, the permitting process is there for a reason. I...

The 24 footer is A LOT of boat compared to even their 22 footer. It's a deeper entry, heavier, etc. Saw that someone else attested to the ride of the 22 footer and their notes are same as mine on that boat, I genuinely miss that hull now having owned two other bay boats in relatively same size r...

Have had two: a 2010?? 19 footer then a 2013 22 footer Solid no frills boat, does most things pretty well. The 22 ran plenty dry, very stable side to side (224 XTS at the time, now I think that's a 227XTS). Fit and finish was "decent" but known to have a lot of quality issues with minor thing...

[quote]Their official statement said something to the effect of artistic differences. There are other rumors out there that I not going to spread. [/quote] Good thinkin. There's all sorts of stuff, I hear, on Reddit but I dont go there. If you'd like to see Cotter in action, jamming with the...

[quote]Much prefer sticking the poles than using spot lock.[/quote] Absolutely, me too, except for when it's too deep. Adding a t-motor this spring, but got away without one for long time with just the two poles. ...

Riceland's teal call, and my cracked, old Haydel's DR-85, plus Haydel's 6-in-1 whistle. Could get by with only the latter two if I had to. ...

Nope nope nope Nightmares for days coming in hot. ...

Some will struggle to accept it, but you CAN kill ducks with shells smaller than 3.5 inches. Get you some 2 3/4 inch #3's or something and go hunt. If it's a really old gun, make sure its barrel is rated for steel shot, bc if it isn't you might need to spring for a softer shot type (and more $$$...