Pirogues are for transportation. If you want to hunt ducks from a small boat, get a load of this little jewel! See video footage!

• It drafts about 3-6" of water depending on load.
• Fairly easy to carry short distances...mine weighs 65 pounds (not brushed).
• Best designed at 11' with pontoons (10' without)--[pontoons support the weight of the motor at the transom]
• A kayak paddle (double blade) is fine, but with pontoons at the stern, use a 2.5hp gas or 36lb electric motor.
• Build it within a week if working diligently.
• Material costs as little as $150 at your local Building Materials store.

I put great effort into drawing up these plans, and highly recommend purchasing the construction video to guide you through building this awesome boat.. It's not hard to build at all, but it is a bit more time-consuming than the pirogue. If you are a seasoned veteran woodworker, then you can opt out of the video. This type of project is very rewarding once completed, especially once you get that beast into the water for that first hunt!

Upon receipt of your check, money order or credit card payment via *PayPal, I'll send you the plans and instructions and/or video. The plans are easily understandable, but if you run into difficulty, I'll even talk you through it over a phone if necessary (your expense, of course).

To send a **check or money order, make payment to: Rob Wieters, PO Box 2541, Keller, TX, 76244.
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I'm just waiting for that moment in time when the wind is at my back, decoys in front, and a flock is circling my setup. At location #1 (the closest spot from my home, there is a group of about 200 mallards that like to raft up some 150 yds from the shore line where many hunt on Lake X. They never move--and if ever they do, they circle around a few times and light right back where they were before. They also tend to draw in every stinkin' bird that hits that flyway (or so it seems). I have big plans for this group!!! Stay Tuned.

This pic is just a sampling of the way you can "brush" this boat.

This is my oldest son, Nathan--16. He's demonstrating the positive stability of this duck-hunting machine. He actually climbed in from waste-high water without flooding the inside with a lot of water. This boat has superior stability! You cannot see the 36lb trolling motor mounted on the transom due to the brush. I modified the shaft to rougly 12". It really hauls my butt across the pond!

GET THIS BOAT!