Joined
·
6,044 Posts
interested in obtaining a floating blind. If anyone has one or knows of one for sale, post it here. thanks :thumbup:
Wanted : Floating Bush Blind
1 - 18 of 18 Posts
Joined
·
62 Posts
I have a Mud buddy blind for a 21 foot boat for sale only hunted for one season. find a boat this is your blind best on the market
Joined
·
3 Posts
Diamond Reef,
Which Mud Buddy Blind do you have for sale? I may be interested in it for my 21 foot skiff.
Which Mud Buddy Blind do you have for sale? I may be interested in it for my 21 foot skiff.
dont have one for sale but have done exhaustive research( trial and error) over the past five years. would be glad to share my experience. our last design worked very well. it is 8 x14 feet, a little much to trailer and tow but super stable in the water
Joined
·
62 Posts
Not sure what you mean. Its got the cross bars that bolt to sides bow and stern with advantage wetland fabric. Its a great blind. I was useing 2 boats but cut back to one
I have a 35 HD Mud Buddy Hyperdrive that has only been used two seasons. My wife is pregnant with twins on the way and will make you a GREAT deal. This motor is stock 35 HP with no add on performance gear. I like to baby my motors. 757-552-6644 Chris Va Beach, VA
Joined
·
199 Posts
Joined
·
6,044 Posts
actually loking for something more enclosed and with grass...... I'm sure something will come up
Joined
·
1,699 Posts
Are you looking for a (pop-up) blind to put on a john boat or an actual "floating blind"? I just sold a 16 foot boat with a "northern Flight popup blind with fast grass panels that looks good and provides decent wind protection (but no roof). They are about $400 in Cabelas, I think. Easy to take on or off.
If you want to build a more permanent floating blind, look for a used pontoon boat and build it up from there.
If you want to build a more permanent floating blind, look for a used pontoon boat and build it up from there.
Joined
·
6,044 Posts
looking for a floating blind already done and ready to go...... the bigger the better
Joined
·
6,044 Posts
I think a carolina skiff would be a good stable platform.... still lookin
Joined
·
37 Posts
Check out duckhunter.net, the virginia flyway forum, classifieds. A guy posted one for sale on there the other day. Sounds like exactly what you are looking for.
Joined
·
6,044 Posts
thanks, I'm going to look into that one.
STINK, do you have a link for the one you saw on CL ?? I can't seem to locate it
Joined
·
664 Posts
I was thinking the same thing, but I was told that the Carolina Skiffs were too heavy. They would not go very good in shallow water. Has anyone had any experience with using the skiffs in shallow water. I talking about getting up in creeks or mud flats.
Thanks
LBubba
Joined
·
114 Posts
Huh? There's really no better boat. There arent many boats that draw less water than a Carolina Skiff. Go see what the waterman on the ocean side of the ES and the Carolina sounds use. Carolina Skiffs for the most part. They make great shallow water duck boats. As for weight if you get stuck, brother if you get that badly stuck on a mudflat with any type of loaded duck boat, your just gonna have to wait a while.
Joined
·
62 Posts
I hunt out of a 24 carolina skiff with a 90 honda. We have the largest mudd buddy blind they make on her. On plane she can run in a foot of water 25 knots, with over a 100 goose decoys 5 hunters and a dog. If you want a big rig that weather cant stop I would have no other. The only problem I have is that you get the boat, motor, blind and some good goose decoys you will have 20,000 in the thing.
1 - 18 of 18 Posts
