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These are the easiest I have found that one man can put out besides the milk crate. They take minimal wt to sink.
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A bench I put some one
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Another view of bench and condos
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Thanks for the pics. I wonder if I could hide some smaller ones like that in the bottom of my boat? I know a place where I can't get caught putting some cover into.
DP
Dp do the wood slats cause u can assemble on water if need be and plop in. U could do the and but more obvious
Dp I would use the wood slats cause u can assemble on the water in a milk crate or bucket. Boo is easier to handle but easily seen. Can u drop at night? I can drop that whole boat load can in 10 min or less. Very quick and easy. One rock to a bucket and down she parachutes
I usually drop first then fish each time I go. I need more help but my one buddy that was helping has been occupied this summer.
Good looking structures!! Awesome pics, put them on the new Side/Down Imaging forum under Electronics!
Thanks Arkansasbowhunter good posts. Up here in northern arkansas you get funny looks careing stuff around in pot's thats not tomatos!!!!!! Thanks
Wow, very cool!
Dadgum, you sure can see that stuff good!! :yikes What a cool post, J. W.! Thanks for the post and the pics! Thumbs Up
DP. You better watch it!!
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HaHa got ya DonQuote:
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Okay, so I have a dumb question. If you are sinking these with rocks what is keeping the bamboo in the buckets? I've done them where you shove the boo into concrete and let it dry.Quote:
Originally Posted by arkansasbowhunter
Zip ties to bucket or whatever u use
You can use screws also
ABH those will work. That is what I make. They are a lot easier to carry.
Great minds think alike lol
jw when are you going to take me so i can throw "SPANKY" in them boo tops!!!!!!!!!
Anytime u want go. u want help put some in?
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Sounds like the time for night manuvers.:biggrin
Slab junkie, you can use bucket lids and wire or zip ties on boo. Hollar and if you will come to the lake I'll help you build a few .Quote:
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Hey there Ben. I didn't know you were still around on C.Com
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Ok, that makes much better sense now.Quote:
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I truly appreciate the offer, might have to take you up on that some time. I may build some and put them out in Ouachita. I've already done some brush and PVC. My buddy says he's got some bamboo located for us. The owner said we can cut all we want. We're probably going to take him up on the offer later in the year once the heat slacks off some. I got a stack of bricks and some pieces of concrete out back by my shop and been looking for a good use for them. This sounds like as good a use as any and better than most.Quote:
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Just my 2 cents do a little at a time building. Cane goes a long ways lol. I usually build 8-10 at a time. I cut what I will sink.
I figured you working at a hospital you would use bed pans Bowhunter.
lmao!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
:) nope all my patients are asleep
We can swap ideas for condos at Crappie Camp.
Look forward to it