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Last night I cut out and glued up the bow and stern shoes and pulled the metal staples. This morning, before leaving town for the day, I...

I don't know what to call it yet. I might call it a POS once it hits the water. Trying my hand at designing my own canoe. It's meant to...

In 2008, at age 64, I bought my "final canoe" (Hemlock SRT). Then I did it again in 2009 (Bell black-gold Wildfire). And again in 2021...

Hello Glenn, Sorry for the delay, my internet has been on the fritz. Finding info on Pat and his boats has been very hard. I am being...

Hello, I dugout another Pat Moore Mold over the weekend and wash off some of the 20 plus year South Carolina sand. It took several...

The Canoe is ready for the drawing The Club decided to raffle it for $10 a ticket, with a 500 ticket limit. We will have the drawing on...

Making progress, a lot like a Turtle ! I have the trim completed, and now sanding in order to finish. I wanted to share something...

A plan has come together here in Humboldt ! Last night,Seven members of our local wood workers club, joined me to start the Construction...

This is what I found.

I have had to use Vortex warranty on three occasions and they stand by their word. With the lower price products from them you can...

In addition to the high-quality optics, the warranty is one of the other great things about Vortex's products. You shouldn't be afraid...

Corrections for those tables are an issue, I found this https://www.bearmountainboats.com/pages/faq#lofting-typo There may be more as well

I've gone through a bunch of binoculars, both expensive and modestly priced ones and I love to use them all. My advice is to buy one...

I'm a big fan of quality optics as well. They can pick up small details in poor lighting and be absolutely stunning with good lighting...