New blind idea

[fowlmood77]

I thought this was worth a [img]smile.gif[/img]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1970-...QQcmdZViewItem

[dukhntr]

I'm not sure which is more amusing, the rig or the price [img]graemlins/spit.gif[/img]

[justpracticin]

There's a guy in Murrells inlet running a similar rig.

[Aricks]

JP, I have seen that rig also. I have also wished I had a cabin like that some mornings.

[BigBrother]

Ya'll laugh at the man who runs this rig, and he will laugh at you as he sits warm, comfortable, and dry...while you are running with sleet, snow, or rain pelting your naked eyeballs.

[justpracticin]

Originally posted by BigBrother:
...while you are running with sleet, snow, or rain pelting your naked eyeballs.

Thats whats so funny BB. This is South Carolina. How many days in your life have you hunted in sleet or snow?

[BigBrother]

At least 10...and I have been hunting ducks in big water since 88 or 89. I will promise you that each time my eyeballs got sandblasted by sleet or pelting rain or even the snow...I would have almost given my right nut to have a windshield or barrier. After the first time, got some safety glasses...they dont work without "windshield wipers".

Even though SC doesnt get very much incliment weather, I can promise you that when we do, I will do whatever possible to be on the water hunting in it...you hunt Winyah and other big water, you have been there wishing for some kind of shield. Dont try to deny it. When I used to hunt in Cedar Island...the guide I used had very much the same rig. Let me tell you, even on bluebird days, it was a comfortable ride.

If the man wants to pour money into his rig to be comfortable, so be it. I saw a recent post of a plastic stump that dispenses corn...something made every day for someone to spend their money on.

[dunnojak]

Great tender boat for layout rigs.