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[ricky racer]

A less expensive option might be once of these....

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[IkemanTX]

You want to talk about a lightweight option? http://www.hornbeckboats.com/boats_bjc_10.php

Dang!!!! That thing is slick!
It would be impossible to get everything in it, much less a deer out with it. But, if I won the lottery, I’d probably buy one just to try it.


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[redsquirrel]

Dang!!!! That thing is slick!
It would be impossible to get everything in it, much less a deer out with it. But, if I won the lottery, I’d probably buy one just to try it.


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I think getting in to hunt would be ok. I'd definitely have a plan B for getting a deer out though. If I hunted more spots by water I would consider going to look at one of these in person but I don't have enough water access to justify the price.

 

[Swampfox]

You want to talk about a lightweight option? http://www.hornbeckboats.com/boats_bjc_10.php

Wow! I'm gonna get back into building hulls again if they fetching those prices. I've built several pirogues out of fiberglass, Kevlar ain't much different from what I'm told.


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[Robert loper]

The only thing i would worry is in marshes or swamps especially cattails
They are realy tough. Ive sliced my hand on them. Dam near lossed and eye last week. So i think dragging it up on shore of an island in the marsh. Might pop it. Then your really screwed. Doubt if i would take that chance.Besides the tide rips through alot of channels here and i think you need some sort of motor


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