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That's a good question. We don't use a dog, so I have not considered that. With one of the other long lines, the setup was different. Off of each decoy there was a one foot piece of 550 cord that dropped down to hide the main line better. I would imagine the dog would be able to go across it better that way. I changed it because it was harder to put it in and out of the bags.

Yeah cheap and has held up well so far. The best way to thank me would be to subscribe to the channel! Lol

I don't think Herculiner does but I could be wrong. Other bed liners like raptor line does.

Yep. The blind overhangs to the water line, so we just tuck it into the boat if we ever need to go from spot to spot. You can see just fine when driving too.

I leave it on the whole duck season. When it would rain, I would stand it up to let it dry. Everyone said the grass can last you 10 years if you keep it dry. I've stored it in my shed as one entire piece for the off season. Going 70 down the hwy it has never given me any issues all year with only those 2 orange rachet straps. If it was helpful don't forget to subscribe! Lol

I never do for my truck, but the filter on the boat and my car are hard to get a grip on so I do. I could have mentioned that better in the video though. Thanks for the tips though!

Thanks! The best way to say thank you would be to subscribe on UA-cam! Let me know how it turns out.

Thanks! You can always subscribe to see more great vids! Haha

Thank you! I'm glad to hear it, it really does help! Now I expect to see your truck painted...

@@Duck-It. I'm thinking I'm going to do it to my Escalade. Can you get it in OD green? 🤔 I want to turn it into a bug out vehicle... 😁

@TinyIowa I have not seen the Herculiner in other colors but I could be wrong. I have see the Raptor liner brand in other colors.

What do you mean?

@@Duck-It. I've just never seen that done before. Would love to see how scratch resistant it is on a trail or something.

@professorgrass3953 Oh I definitely do time to time driving around town. More for the older beater trucks. I wouldn't do it to a new 80k truck.

Agreed but I tried to do a worst case scenario. In the shade and normal temperature of course it does better. One day I will do a head to head comparison with different brands.

Slightly. I could have cut the ends but didn't want an abnormal straight edge. I always let it air out after I got home anyways because that is supposed to be better for its longevity.

I looked into it and you are correct. Good catch! Thanks!

Why thank you

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Definitely jealous! I've seen the price vary wildly but not that low.

i got it on amazon for 29. i beat you at 54

Wow that's a steal! You both definitely beat me. Was that just now? I might have to get a second in that case.

Right under the video title there is a "...more" button to expand the description.

Which brand? I wanted to pick one that was heavy enough not to blow out of the boat when empty, hard enough to sit on without getting dented over time, and somewhat of a camo color to be in the duck boat.

Its igloo, just bought one too, have yet to test it out

@@travisnemeth8421 I've been happy with it so far for the price.

Just picked up a gray one at costco $149. Going to give it a shot and see how it works. It's a bit heavy. I would prefer wheels but they do sell wheel kits on amazon.

I would say it is lighter than the same sized Yeti but I agree about the wheel option. For me, it is mainly the boat cooler so I like how it doesn't slide around.

Yeah it is Suggs Mill Pond. It's an impoundment permit draw.

Everything depends on the situation. For us it's the best because it's light and we mainly us them for impoundment hunts. They have other bigger creek boats but then they aren't light and portable.

@@Duck-It. I was looking at the M98 but the price is a little high for me. I think the M80 would be perfect for my situation because of its weight, perfect for getting through thick timber and getting over beaver dams. And if I need more space for decoys, I could just get one of those sleds that you can tow behind the kayak.

They are built out of Albemarle, NC but idk if they have shipping or other dealerships that have them. I'm fortunate it's not too far from where I live.

Does it? I've only tried the black. It really does stay tacky for 2-3 days...

Under the video title there is the little "more" button for the video description.

Got it! Thank you

It works great. Very sturdy. No signs of needing fixed. Rides down the road great. The ONLY thing is the throttle is hard to get to when the blind is layed down but I just keep it pushed to the side when driving.

Sounds good. I have a side console Pro Drive with a Raymarine mounted on top of the console, and the commercial blinds available aren't tall enough to clear the RM unit. You can make it work, but a PIA and I shattered a screen last duck season. I like the fact you can customize the height of each side. @@Duck-It.

What size boat?

16ft@@Duck-It.

@@zacharylamantia8280 According to their chart that should have been enough. I went light on the coverage because I wasn't sure.

I meant I literally was 5lbs light. They didnt send me a color. @@Duck-It.

@@zacharylamantia8280 Oh wow. On mine they gave me an extra 4lbs on a 55lb order. Can't hurt to message them about it...

Yeah yesterday's hunt was pretty windy and I'd say it blocked almost all of the wind. Tuesday's Hunt is supposed to be cold so we will see how well it holds in the heat with the Buddy heater.

The link is in the description under the video. Amazon has it for $189 but it says it's out of stock right now in that color.

At ace hardware for $150 right now for rewards members

I never even considered Ace. Thanks!

I've never got selected for Mattamuskeet but still try every year. Lol

At least in NC, they are called impoundments. They are special managed areas by the state (NC wildlife) which have food and provide safety for the ducks. For $8, you can apply for a lottery draw and get selected to hunt in one on a certain date. I always think it's worth it. Creek boats are a brand of hunting kayaks and for a lot of impoundments you need a kayak to access them instead of a boat. I have a video on the channel going over a creek boat.

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We thought about that.. I didn't want it to have the chance to loosen over time. I am going to leave the mounts there but slide the base support part off at the end of the season. I like the concept of the rail system for other attachments though.

We thought of those.. Cost and weight wise we went against the canvas. It would be a lot for a 24ft boat and an extra layer to deal with when folding. Wasn't sure about the camo netting longevity/durability. I was hoping the raffia grass would provide enough wind block and it did end up blocking most of it as is.

I'm in NC too. It never really gets cold until January. Most of the time all that junk stays in the bag just to make it easy. Lol

We have that impoundment draw in 2 weeks! Stay tuned for the video!

Yes that is definitely true. It's also amazing how much less I tend to need hunting in a kayak vs hunting in the boat. Lol

Amen to that. I'm about to upload the video with all of that on the boat. Wait until you see the final product..

Yeah that's a fair point. Everything has its pros and cons though.. With the blind we are going to drape the netting and the grass to fill it in some. But it will be very useful to transport the creek boats that we use for our impoundment hunts.

That's a fair critique. We have a small yeti which would have been comparing apples to oranges on an ice test. If I get access to a similar size yeti I will definitely do a side by side comparison. I think that was the 2nd video I made on the channel so I'm still learning and improving

Yep that's the farm kitten that helps me with my videos.

Are you going to start duck hunting too?

The Chinese? 5 minutes.

It was made in America. But if they did it would be for a third the price...

It was supposed to be 7 months but took 11.