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[ducks~n~bucks]

Those are fuckin ugly. Almost as ugly as my camo crocs.

If you think those are ugly, you should see my last 3 pairs of crocs canvas. I literally walked through the sole of the first 2 pairs and got a big hole in the last pair. I like them and are really comfortable.

The only shoes that go on my feet is some fresh ass J's. (Other than my camo crocs.)

[R. Chapman]

I like slip ons a lot. All I've worn for the past 2 years.

[3legged_lab]

Those are fuckin ugly. Almost as ugly as my camo crocs.

If you think those are ugly, you should see my last 3 pairs of crocs canvas. I literally walked through the sole of the first 2 pairs and got a big hole in the last pair. I like them and are really comfortable.

The only shoes that go on my feet is some fresh ass white Reeboks. (Other than my camo crocs.)

Fify

[The Duck Hammer]

I like slip ons a lot. All I've worn for the past 2 years.

Work boots. They slip on and you don't have to worry about dropping a knife through them, in most cases.

[R. Chapman]

I like slip ons a lot. All I've worn for the past 2 years.

Work boots. They slip on and you don't have to worry about dropping a knife through them, in most cases.

I don't go around dropping knives in the first place.

[The Duck Hammer]

I like slip ons a lot. All I've worn for the past 2 years.

Work boots. They slip on and you don't have to worry about dropping a knife through them, in most cases.

I don't go around dropping knives in the first place.

Its when you don't expect it that bad things happen.

[ducks~n~bucks]

I wear pull on work boots nearly every day, because they are easy to slip on and off. If I'm not wearing those I usually wear trainers.

[Feelin' Fowl]

I like slip ons a lot. All I've worn for the past 2 years.

Work boots. They slip on and you don't have to worry about dropping a knife through them, in most cases.

I don't go around dropping knives in the first place.

Much worse than dropping a drill...

[ducks~n~bucks]

I like slip ons a lot. All I've worn for the past 2 years.

Work boots. They slip on and you don't have to worry about dropping a knife through them, in most cases.

Or 50 lb. "clamps"

[The Duck Hammer]

I like slip ons a lot. All I've worn for the past 2 years.

Work boots. They slip on and you don't have to worry about dropping a knife through them, in most cases.

I don't go around dropping knives in the first place.

Much worse than dropping a drill...

Very true, but drills do hurt like a mother fucker. So I've heard....

[aunt betty]

Is it me or does rmfc have his moccasins on the wrong walking hands?

[R. Chapman]

I like slip ons a lot. All I've worn for the past 2 years.

Work boots. They slip on and you don't have to worry about dropping a knife through them, in most cases.

I don't go around dropping knives in the first place.

Its when you don't expect it that bad things happen.

The last thing I'm worried about is getting cut up a little.

[ducks~n~bucks]

Those are fuckin ugly. Almost as ugly as my camo crocs.

If you think those are ugly, you should see my last 3 pairs of crocs canvas. I literally walked through the sole of the first 2 pairs and got a big hole in the last pair. I like them and are really comfortable.

The only shoes that go on my feet is some fresh ass white Reeboks. (Other than my camo crocs.)

Fify

Fresh white Reeboks kickin your ass.

[The Duck Hammer]

Is it me or does rmfc have his moccasins on the wrong walking hands?

Looks that way to me as well but I think its the goofy ass angle he's got his feet at.

[gila-river]

1$ each. Wal mart clearance.

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[The Duck Hammer]

I buy em out of jitterbugs when they price them like that. Never was a fan of hula poppers.

[R. Chapman]

Finally got paid from a guy I sold a bow to over a year ago. Put that $100 in the tank.

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[gila-river]

I buy em out of jitterbugs when they price them like that. Never was a fan of hula poppers.

They got jitterbugs in there to. I'm partial to hula poppers. My personal best largemouth was on one.

[QH's Paw]

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I'm not a call guy but, that is a sweet looking call. Is that something he makes and sells or something he threw together special?
I like wood calls but, they just don't last here in the rainforests of Oregon and Washington.

[hudson]

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I'm not a call guy but, that is a sweet looking call. Is that something he makes and sells or something he threw together special?
I like wood calls but, they just don't last here in the rainforests of Oregon and Washington.

He makes them

[rebelp74]

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I'm not a call guy but, that is a sweet looking call. Is that something he makes and sells or something he threw together special?
I like wood calls but, they just don't last here in the rainforests of Oregon and Washington.

Have tried with stabilized wood?

[aunt betty]

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I'm not a call guy but, that is a sweet looking call. Is that something he makes and sells or something he threw together special?
I like wood calls but, they just don't last here in the rainforests of Oregon and Washington.

Have tried with stabilized wood?

It's that unpredictable michigan errr oregon/washington weather.

[Rick]

I'd think a wood call as apt to crack from spit on the inside as rain on the outside. Know my hedge calls get annual treatments with Howard's Butcher Block Conditioner. So far, so good. Knock wood.

[rebelp74]

I'd think a wood call as apt to crack from spit on the inside as rain on the outside. Know my hedge calls get annual treatments with Howard's Butcher Block Conditioner. So far, so good. Knock wood.

Ever since you've recommended it, it's all I've used and does a wonderful job so far. Seems to penetrate through the grain of the wood better than others I've tried. Yet to have taken one on a super cold northern trip since using it, but only because I didn't get enough time last season to go, to see how handles really cold weather. I think it'll do fine though.

[aunt betty]

I used boiled linseed oil on my tool handles and wooden duck calls.
Have wooden calls from the 70's.

[Rick]

I've used boiled linseed oil on gun stocks with disappointing result when hunted in rain, so I've not tried it on calls. My logic in trying Howard's was that a compound (food grade mineral oil, beeswax and carnauba wax) long used to preserve wooden cutting blocks, bowls and kitchen ware has well stood the water test. But it won't make bare wood pretty - unless you're fond, as I am, of a well used appearance.

[rebelp74]

1/2 oz of cannatonic and 1/2 of cannalope haze

[Feelin' Fowl]

Betty porn prevention...

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[AKPirate]

Betty porn prevention...

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Are those Shaq size?

[Feelin' Fowl]

Betty porn prevention...

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Are those Shaq size?

Not even close. 11.5