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headed out to scout out a spot last night with the little lady and tried to get down a familiar canal. I was pretty proud of my little scavenger motor blasting through the junk until we hit a bottleneck with 2' thick marsh crap. Thud. We were done. Tried to dig it out in front of us but to no avail, this stuff was thick enough to walk on! We ended up dragging the boat backwards 30 yards until we could turn it around. How many of you guys are married to a woman that would drag a boat out of this mess and STILL be stoked for the opener? I'm a lucky man
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you're right, light is a neccesity in stuff like that, may have to look into a scanoe....
anyway they've had the cows out north of the turpin unit and have been spraying the phrag, lots of dead stuff in between the cow trails, hope their strategies work cause there's still lots left to kill!
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whats your boat then?
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LOL! it's a scanoe. [sly] Just messing with ya. That RamX material stands up to allot of punishment and I have broken threw Ice up to an 1 1/2 thick with it late season with no problem,I guess not really breaking threw but the boat is so light it gets up on top of it and the weight of the load of two guys and all the gear breaks the ice. some have thought I was crazy for trying it but that feeling goes away when where shooting greenies with there feet down. And at times when it get a little to thick and the weight wont break the ice it makes for a great sled that slides easy on ice and snow. much easier that packing all the gear that we take.
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